The SISIS range offers all the tools you need for effective football ground maintenance, rugby pitch maintenance and hockey pitch maintenance - from aerators and scarifiers to line markers and brushes.
The SISIS Veemo Mk2 and Rotorake TM1000 tractor mounted scarifiers are used for maximum thatch removal and offer fast ground coverage, ideal for large sports fields such as football pitches, rugby pitches and hockey pitches.
The SISIS range of tractor-mounted aerators comprises four machines which are suitable for sports field maintenance. The Multitiner 1.8m, Multitiner 1.2m, Mounted Rolaspike and Javelin Aer-Aid are versatile machines which can be used for football pitch, hockey pitch and rugby pitch turf maintenance. The Multitiner machines are tractor-mounted drum aerator, the Rolaspike is a tractor-mounted Sarel type roller and the Javelin is a vertical action, air-injection aerator.
The SISIS Autoslit is a deep slitter suitable for use on fine or outfield turf, making it ideal for sports field, golf course and amenity turf maintenance. It has a deep slitting action with minimal surface marking. This versatile machine offers a choice of interchangeable tines to suit different ground conditions and incorporates a rear smoothing roller.
SISIS Megaslit, Maxislit and Multislit are deep slitters suitable for use on fine or outfield turf. Their deep clean slitting action with minimal surface marking are ideal for football pitch, hockey pitch and rugby pitch maintenance requirements.
Single pass maintenance system incorporates a mounted frame which accepts a variety of different implements for use on both turf and hard porous surfaces. The system is ideal for use on football, hockey and rugby pitches.
The SISIS Towed Implement Frame is designed specifically for daily maintenance fo sports field surfaces, keeping football, hockey and rugby pitches in good playing condition and maximising surface life. Ideal for towing behind small compact garden tractors.
The SISIS Variseeder 1300 is a versatile tractor-mounted seeder that is ideal for sports field turf maintenance. Its seeding rate is variable and is simple and accurate to set by Zero-Max box lending itself well to use on football pitches hockey pitches and rugby pitches.
The SISIS range of tractor-mounted sweepers comprises three products - Litamina 1200 & 1500, Litamisa 1800 and SSS1000 and all three can be used on football, hockey and rugby pitches. The Litamina and Litamisa sweep and collect all kinds of surface debris while the SSS1000 is a rotary brush.
The SISIS Osca 3 is a tractor mounted oscillating brush that is equally effective on natural and synthetic turf. This means it is ideally suited for a range of requirements and will keep hockey, football and rugby pitches in excellent condition.
The versatility of SISIS Flexibrush and Varibrush mean they are ideal for sports field maintenance. Essential brushing of football, rugby and hockey pitches is carried out by these Sisis products.
SISIS's ride-on brushe system - Brush-Pro - incorporates mid-mounted oscillating brush units and rear-mounted brushes which are ideal for maintenance of football pitches, rugby pitches and hockey pitches.
The SISIS Powaspred is ideally suited for football pitch, rugby pitch and hockey pitch maintenance. It has infinitely variable spreading rates and an oscillating base plate to reduce bridging.
The wide range of SISIS hand operated tools will enable you to effectively maintain your football pitches, hockey pitches and rugby pitches
"The Maxislit I have will last 20 years as it's so well made. I have enjoyed an excellent relationship with SISIS over the years and know I can rely on them for parts, sevice and support."
"I was amazed at just how good a job the multitiner did when I first saw it. If clubs can keep their pitches aerated using this machine on a regular basis then their pitches will improve and help to keep the surface playable all season long."
"With the ability to use 4 implements at any one time the Quadraplay allows a club to carry out a number of key maintenance tasks on their pitch. A must for all clubs looking to improve the playing surface of their pitch going forward.”
“I use the Quadraplay regularly in my maintenance programme. Four operations can be carried out saving time and labour with grooming, light rolling, brushing and surface aeration helping to produce a great finish.”
"The Powaspred has been the preferred choice of the General Presidency of Youth Welfare in Saudi Arabia for use on their soccer fields for many years because of its durability and versatility."
"I use the Litamina all year round for sweeping and collecting grass clippings, thatch, cores and litter. It is easy to use and set up and leaves a great finish."
When Cardiff’s Principality Stadium installed a 3G synthetic surface to the surround of the pitch, head groundsman Lee Evans knew there was only one company he would turn to when it came to maintaining the surface.
Derby County head groundsman Nathan Scarff has praised the SISIS Javelin Aer-Aid 1500 tractor mounted aerator for all-year-round use to keep the playing surface at the iPro Stadium in peak condition.
Lawrence Brown may have only just embarked on a career in groundsmanship (2 months in fact) but he’s already chosen the perfect partner to help him at Ilford Rugby Club in the form of a SISIS Quadraplay.
Nigel Mortimore, Head Groundsman at Topsham Rugby Football Club, is a strong believer in first impressions – and his SISIS Quadraplay is helping him to create a pitch that opposition teams will long remember.
The removal of Carbendazim from the groundcare market meant that St Albans School needed an alternative solution to combating worm casts and they found exactly what they were looking for in the SISIS Quadraplay.
Two SISIS machines are helping to keep the natural grass pitches clean and healthy at Colliers Park according to Dylan Thompson, grounds maintenance manager.
Colliers Park in Gresford, Wales has recently benefitted from a major renovation following the FAW’s acquisition of the site. It has now transformed into an elite training facility which boasts two full-size training pitches and a synthetic pitch.
Andrew Brough, head groundsman at Wolverhampton Rugby Union Football Club, claims that the SISIS Quadraplay single pass maintenance system, has helped him in his personal quest to improve the standard of pitches.
The Dennis and SISIS Groundcare Seminar took place at St. Albans School, Woollam Trust Playing Fields on Tuesday 19 February with delegates all claiming it was a huge success.
For a number of years, the Dennis and SISIS pre-season indoor seminars have toured the country and have successfully seen over 1800 ground staff in attendance. As they continue to grow in both size and reputation, the seminars are continually evolving with the people of the industry in mind.
A volunteer groundsman at Dudley Kingswinford Rugby Club in the West Midlands has praised the SISIS Quadraplay single pass maintenance system after the club purchased it based on a recommendation from Keith Kent, head groundsman for the RFU.
Andy Richards, Grounds Manager at Shrewsbury School, is a firm believer that aeration is one of the most important practices carried out by groundsmen, and this is exactly why he has recently purchased a new SISIS Javelin Aer-Aid.
Andy Jackson, grounds manager at Stoke City FC, has reported ‘phenomenal’ results since incorporating the SISIS Osca tractor mounted oscillating brush into his synthetic surface maintenance programme.
Kevin Sturmey - chairman, chief executive AND head groundsman of Taunton Town FC, believes that the multi-functional SISIS Quadraplay single pass maintenance system has been a ‘god-send’ in helping him to maintain the pitch at the Viridor Stadium.
Built on the FT principle these quality mowers are ideal for football and rugby field maintenance. They have interchangeable cassette systems with one minute changeover giving options to fit 8 different heads including scarifiers, verticutters, brushes, spikers, slitters as well as 6 or 8 bladed cutter cassettes. Available as 26" (66cm), 30" (76cm) and 34" (86cm) widths.
This dedicated machine incorporates a large diameter 8 bladed cutting cylinder giving maximum performance in both short and long grasses ensuring a quality finish.
The Dennis heavyweight 30" (76cm) and 36" (91cm) diesel powered dedicated machine, 3 section rear roller and steering brakes make this 350kg machine easy to manoeuvre. These machines are suited to football and rugby pitch maintenance and are often found at top clubs where they exhibit excellent stripe pattern and rolling characteristics.
The S500 PLUS is an easy to use 'dual -purpose' machine and is ideal for maintaining football and rugby pitches. The machine has a 510mm (20") operating width and has interchangeable spiker and slotter reels. The spiker reel punches through the "surface pan" allowing air, water and fertiliser to penetrate the root zone, whilst the slotter reel creates ideal seed germination pockets. An optional seed box is available.
An ideal football pitch and rugby pitch mower with 24" (61cm) cutter units sold in sets of 3 with towing hitch for ball or jaw attachment. Excellent at 5-7mph for cutting larger areas. Minimum 12hp tow unit required. Ideally suited to requirements of football and rugby ground maintenance.
Football and rugby mower security is enhanced with a Mowersafe, which is suitable for any make of mower upto a 36" cutting width. Ideal for football and rugby clubs, local authorities and schools.Prevents a thief from rolling away your machine and coupled with the mower's weight, any attempt to carry away the machine is extremely difficult.
Client | Product |
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Manchester City Football Club | Litamina 1200 |
Manchester United Football Club | Javelin Aer-Aid |
Leicester City Football Club | Javelin Aer-Aid & Litamina 1200 |
Wolverhampton Wanderers Football Club | Multitiner 1.2m |
Tonmawr Rugby Football Club | Powaspred |
Massey Ferguson Sports Club | Maxislit |
Another year over and the end of a decade to boot, and may I extend my good wishes to you all for the coming year. We still have a long way to go to the end of the season and though the days will now start to get longer, we still appear in the grip of some very cold swings of weather.
Down in the south, though, you would expect temperatures to be better than average for the whole country with average temperatures lower the further north you go. This may not always be the case, as it all depends on which direction the weather comes from (off the continent, from the Arctic or up from the warmer Mediterranean regions).
If we thought last year was a good test for a grounsman's skills then I guess that this year has been equally so, particularly with the levels of rain, sleet and snow giving this winter a very grey feel, and no surprise that the grass on most pitches will be looking a little thin in places.
It is incredible to think that we have come out of one of the coldest, wettest winters on record only to experience the driest March on record. Hopefully, providing you manage to get your renovations timed to perfection, you may still be able to take advantage of some traditional April weather of warmer, sunny days interspersed with some of nature's watering in the form of rain.
As we enter into the month of May football pitch renovations will be at the forefront of Groundsmen's minds. Most clubs will have nearly finished their playing season, albeit some friendly games or cup matches may remain. You should have organised the delivery of relevant services / materials in time for these important renovations.
Hopefully, for the majority, you will have completed your pitch renovations by now, eagerly waiting for the new seed to germinate and get to the two to three leaf stage, so you can start mowing. It is critical that you do not allow seedlings to dry out. Keep your seeded areas watered and, if possible and if you have them to hand, make use of your germination sheets to encourage the rapid establishment of your seeded areas.
The recent rainfall has been most welcome for the many groundsmen who have struggled to water their pitches adequately during the prolonged dry period. With plenty of moisture back in the soil profile, the grass will begin to colour up and promote some much needed growth.
The weather predictions for this month are that it is likely to become wetter with frequent showers just about everywhere. This is probably welcome for those without an irrigation system to keep the water reserves in the soil topped up, and particularly in ensuring that new seedlings have the right moisture levels to survive.
In September, the new season is in full swing and all your pitches should be looking at their best. With the warm temperatures encouraging grass growth, you should be continuing with regular mowing of the sward to help promote tillering and mowing the grass at least twice a week; more if you have the resources.
If you find night time temperatures are falling, growth rates of both grass and fungal pathogenic growth will start to drop off. This will also lead to heavier morning dews, prolong periods of leaf blade wetness and increased risk of attack from fungi.
For most of the country, the expectation is that we will return to some seasonal normality regarding the weather during November though, in reality, Mother Nature will be sure to test our keenness and the application of our knowledge in ensuring that the game goes ahead no matter what.
December is the darkest month of the year with the grass only receiving a potential of around eight hours of light each day though, by the end of the month, the days will be starting to stretch out again (December 21st being the shortest day). This will surely place extra pressures on pitches that suffer from long shadows during the morning and early afternoon.
The SISIS reputation began in 1932 and has grown ever since. Our reputation is built not only on the quality of our products and high level of customer service but also on our customer focused approach to everything we set out to achieve.
The SISIS website is a constantly evolving source of useful and practical information for SISIS equipment users. You can watch videos of machines in action, learn valuable tips about turf maintenance and download operating manuals on all products at your convenience- any time, any day.
An experienced team of dedicated professionals and a carefully selected network of dealerships are on hand to ensure customers receive first class support including machine service, spare parts, technical support and product demonstrations.
Whatever you need, Team SISIS will always be there to help.
At SISIS we understand the importance of reducing machine downtime so we carry a vast stock of spares.
The SISIS seminars are popular events attracting large number of delegates all benefitting from authoritative product demonstrations and guest speakers talking about closely related areas of interest. The seminars provide a unique opportunity to share experiences and best practice.
We don’t just have the privilege of supplying groundcare equipment to sporting venues in Britain. We also supply around the world, proud of our quality and craftsmanship.
Nathan Scarff, Head Groundsman at the iPro Stadium, home of Derby County Football Club praises the SISIS Variseeder, SISIS Twin Play and SISIS Javelin Aer-Aid that he uses for turf maintenance.
A purpose designed, triple mounted scarifier for maximum thatch removal removal with minimal surface disturbance.
Ideal for golf fairways or large sports areas
Designed for large areas such as golf courses and sports pitches whether it is following scarifying, collecting cores or simply collecting leaves or litter.
The SISIS Flexibrush has been designed for fast effective brushing on golf courses and sports fields.
I was amazed at just how good a job the Multitiner did when I first saw it. If clubs can keep their pitches aerated using this machine on a regular basis then their pitches will improve and help to keep the surface playable all season long.
Keith Kent - Head Pitch Advisor to RGC & former Head Groundsman RFU Twickenham
The purchase of a SISIS Quadraplay and Multitiner drum type tractor mounted aerator has helped Brentwood Rugby Club in Essex achieve their best playing surface for nearly 30 years.
Tottenham Hotspur FC grounds manager Darren Baldwin talks to us about his use of a SISIS Flexicomb for the maintenance on their synthetic surfaces.