flowpack X
Model / series
Continuous flow-wrapping model with longitudinal seam above or below, depending on configuration.
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Hugo Beck Spare parts & components
Hugo Beck manufactures horizontal packaging machinery for film and paper packs. Its range includes flow-wrapping equipment and paper X configurations with different closing arrangements. Parts identification should cover the infeed, material handling and closing station together. Similar product dimensions do not establish that chains, belts, sealing tools or gluing units match across machine versions.
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Product groups
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Horizontal flow wrappers
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Paper and film packaging
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Infeed and closing assemblies
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Product examples and manufacturer references
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paper X hybrid
Model / series
Continuous packaging model for paper and film with top overlap; identify other paper X configurations separately.
Send an enquiry ↗Technical selection
Send the complete machine type, serial number, year and part-list position. Describe chain or belt infeed, pitch, flights and installation dimensions. Add wrapping material, web width, reel core and longitudinal-seam position. Distinguish sealing and gluing units by drawing and identifier; record electrical ratings for heaters and drives. For paper X retain hybrid, hybrid advance or e-com suffixes because these designate different configurations.
Manufacturer documentation ↗What happens next
DEAVA reviews the reference and clarifies any missing configuration details. Sourcing options and a quotation follow that review. Any proposed alternative requires your technical approval.
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