Grassland kit manufacturer SIP prepares for LAMMA build up

You may have seen a SIP mower or rake but although somewhat unknown to some in the UK, the 70-year-old business has a complex history with some technological firsts

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High output, professional spec grass machinery is SIP's trademark; the Disc HD mower combination range includes this 10m working width DISC HD 1000 D FS model with swath conveyor.
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High output, professional spec grass machinery is SIP's trademark; the Disc HD mower combination range includes this 10m working width DISC HD 1000 D FS model with swath conveyor.

Anyone who has attended a grassland demo in the last few years will recall SIP's striking red and black high-capacity mowers, rakes, tedders and mergers and at LAMMA 2024 the company will stand out again...

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