Corrugated Hose Coil Film Wrapping Machine

Executive summary Corrugated hose coils are springy, so they must be held flat while film goes on or the turns spread. Our wrapping machine in this video holds a black corrugated hose coil in the wrapping station on a blue frame, presses it from above with two white rollers and wraps it in clear film. The passes needed follow from the coil OD and the film overlap. We set both per project.

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What the video shows

A black corrugated hose coil sits in the wrapping station of our blue-framed machine. The white press unit above it, with two white rollers, comes down onto the top of the coil.

The coil starts to turn and clear film from the white reel above wraps round it in a spiral, while yellow support arms and rollers guide it. When the coil is covered, the press unit lifts and the machine returns to its start position. The www.fhopepack.com watermark runs in the corner of the clip.

How the hose coil wrapper works

Step What happens
Load The hose coil is set in the wrapping station
Press The white roller press comes down on the coil
Wrap The coil turns and film wraps round it in a spiral
Release The press lifts when the coil is covered
Unload The wrapped coil is taken off

The roller press holds the springy turns flat, so the film goes on a coil that keeps its shape. For smooth-wall pipe coils, see our HDPE pipe coil and hose wrapping machine; for press-down devices on long loads, see our horizontal ring orbital stretch wrapping machine.

Wrap passes and film overlap per coil

Passes depend on the coil circumference and the advance per pass. Illustrative example:

Item Value
Coil OD (illustrative) 1,000 mm
Circumference, π × 1,000 about 3,142 mm
Film width (illustrative) 100 mm
Advance per pass at 50% overlap 50 mm
Passes, 3,142 ÷ 50 about 63

We set overlap at the OD, where it is lowest; the inside of the coil always gets more.

What to tell us about your hose

Item Why it matters
Hose OD and corrugation Sets the press roller force
Coil OD, ID and height Sets the station and ring size
Coils per hour Sets the wrap speed
Film type Clear, coloured or UV-resistant
Label or tag Fitted before or after wrapping

Softer hose needs less press force, so we set it on trial with your coils.

Controls and safety

The coil turns, the press comes down and the film ring moves during the cycle. Keep hands out of the coil and press area while the machine runs, and load and unload only with it stopped.

The standards that apply depend on the destination market. For CE markets, ISO 12100 sets the risk-assessment method and EN 415-10 sets general requirements for packaging machines.

Selection checklist for a hose coil wrapping machine

  • Hose OD, material and corrugation.
  • Coil OD, ID and height.
  • Coils per hour.
  • Film type and overlap.
  • Manual or conveyor loading.
  • Floor space and power supply.

Engineering FAQ

Q: Why press the coil before wrapping? A: The roller press holds the springy turns flat so the coil keeps its shape.

Q: How many passes does a coil need? A: Circumference at the OD divided by the advance per pass: about 63 for a 1,000 mm OD coil with 100 mm film at 50% overlap in our example.

Q: Where is overlap set? A: At the OD, where it is lowest.

Q: Can press force be adjusted for soft hose? A: Yes. We set it on trial with your coils.

Q: What happens at the end of the cycle? A: The press lifts and the machine returns to its start position.

Next step

We plan your hose coil wrapping machine in three steps:

  1. Submit your layout drawing with hose and coil sizes and output to info@fhopepack.com.
  2. Receive a proposal within 48 hours, with the wrap and press plan.
  3. Book a site survey to check the loading method and floor space.

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Last reviewed: 2026-10-04