Hose coil pipe roll stretch wrapping for full-sze packing machine

Product summary: The FPH-700 is a semi-automatic, full-size coil wrapping machine quoted at USD 6,980 per set EXW (Source A). It wraps film around the outer diameter of hose, coil, pipe, and roll products within a 290 mm ID, 720 mm max OD, 250 mm max width, and 7 kg max weight envelope (Source C). Full-size wrapping is specified because the small 290 mm coil eye cannot accommodate a through-eye C-ring.

🛠️ Source Register

Every fact in this document traces to one of three sources: the FPH-700 supplier quotation (Source A), the FPH-700 demonstration video (Source B), or the customer coil specification sheet (Source C). Items that cannot be traced to these sources are explicitly labeled “confirm with supplier” and must not be treated as confirmed machine capability.

ID	Document Type	Reference Label	Content Covered
Source A	Supplier quotation	FPH700-QUO-2025-01	Model, price (USD 6,980/set EXW), semi-auto operation mode
Source B	Demonstration video	FPH700-VID-2025-01	Full-size wrapping cycle — film rotates around coil OD (video link is a placeholder; request the current link from your supplier)
Source C	Customer specification sheet	CUST-290-720-2025-01	Coil ID 290 mm, OD ≤720 mm, width ≤250 mm, weight ≤7 kg; power supply 50 Hz 400 V 3P+N

🏗️ Key Technical Terms in Plain Language

These six terms determine whether the FPH-700 can wrap your coil at all: C-ring, full-size versus through-eye wrapping, EXW, CIP/DDP, 50 Hz 400 V 3P+N, and film prestretch ratio each change how the machine is selected, priced, installed, and operated once it reaches your production line.

• C-ring — A crescent-shaped steel arm that carries the film roll. In a through-eye wrapping machine, the C-ring rotates inside the coil’s hollow center, so it must physically fit through the inner diameter. If the coil eye is too small, the C-ring cannot pass and the machine cannot wrap through the eye.

• Full-size vs. through-eye wrapping — Full-size wrapping orbits the film around the coil’s outside diameter, so the machine only needs to clear the coil’s OD. Through-eye wrapping passes the film carriage through the coil’s hollow center using a C-ring, which requires a large enough inner diameter. Large-OD/small-ID coils are wrapped full-size.

• EXW (Ex Works) — An Incoterm where the quoted price covers the machine only at the supplier’s factory gate; the buyer pays export packing, freight, insurance, customs clearance, and inland transport. Per Incoterms 2020.

• CIP (Carriage and Insurance Paid) / DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) — CIP means the seller pays freight and insurance to the named destination. DDP means the seller bears all costs including duties and taxes until delivery at the buyer’s premises. A CIP or DDP quotation gives a comparable landed cost.

• 50 Hz, 400 V 3P+N — An industrial electrical supply standard. 50 Hz is the alternating-current frequency; 400 V is the nominal line-to-line voltage; 3P+N means three phases plus a neutral conductor. Common at European and many Asian industrial sites.

• Film prestretch ratio — The percentage by which stretch film is elongated before it contacts the coil. For example, a 250% prestretch ratio turns 1 meter of film into 2.5 meters of wrap. Higher ratios lower film cost per coil but require a powered prestretch carriage. The FPH-700’s recommended ratio is not stated in the supplied context — confirm with supplier.

📈 Scope

This checklist verifies whether the FPH-700 full-size coil wrapping machine matches your coil product, site power, operating model, and commercial budget before purchase. It covers the dimensional envelope from Source C (290 mm ID, 720 mm max OD, 250 mm max width, 7 kg), the full-size wrapping decision, power supply, Incoterms, and supplier-confirmation items.

What this checklist covers

• Machine model: FPH-700 full-size coil wrapping machine (Source A)

• Wrapping method: Full-size — film rotates around the coil’s outer diameter (Source B)

• Operation type: Semi-automatic — manual load/unload, automatic film wrapping (Source A)

• Quoted price: USD 6,980 per set, EXW factory (Source A)

• Reference video: Source B (placeholder; request the current demonstration link from your supplier)

For related hose and coil packaging machines, see the supplier’s hose packaging machine range at fhopepack.com/Hose-packaging-machine.

🛡️ Verified Facts from Supplied Context

All quantitative facts below carry a source tag: per Source A (quotation), per Source B (video), or per Source C (customer specification). If a value has no source tag and is labeled confirm with supplier, treat it as unverified and obtain written confirmation before purchase.

Fact	Value	Source
Machine model	FPH-700 full-size coil wrapping machine	Source A
Wrapping method	Film rotates around coil’s outer diameter	Source B
Operation mode	Semi-automatic (manual load/unload, automatic wrap)	Source A
Quoted price	USD 6,980 per set	Source A
Incoterm	EXW (Ex Works, supplier’s factory)	Source A
Coil inner diameter	290 mm	Source C
Coil outer diameter (max)	720 mm	Source C
Coil width (max)	250 mm	Source C
Coil weight (max)	7 kg	Source C
Power supply	50 Hz, 400 V 3P+N	Source C

⚙️ Coil Dimensional Gates

The FPH-700 quotation applies only to coils inside the Source C envelope: 290 mm inner diameter, 720 mm maximum outer diameter, 250 mm maximum width, and 7 kg maximum weight. If any one limit is exceeded, the existing quotation does not apply, and the supplier must re-quote the machine configuration.

Parameter	Quoted Limit (Source C)	Your Coil Value	Status
Inner diameter (ID)	290 mm	Measure with caliper or tape	Confirm yours
Outer diameter (OD)	≤720 mm	Measure at the widest point	Confirm
Width	≤250 mm	Measure along the coil axis	Confirm
Weight	≤7 kg	Use a calibrated scale	Confirm
Coil shape	Round, stable for horizontal rotation	Visual inspection	Confirm

Key Point: The combination of a large OD (720 mm) and small ID (290 mm) is the specific condition that drives the machine selection toward full-size wrapping (Source C; see next section).

🛠️ Full-Size vs. Through-Eye Wrapping Decision

The FPH-700 is a full-size wrapping machine, meaning the film rotates around the coil’s outside diameter (per Source B). A through-eye machine would require a C-ring to pass through the 290 mm coil eye, which Source C’s coil geometry cannot accommodate. Full-size wrapping is therefore the workable configuration for this product envelope.

• Full-size wrapping — The film orbits outside the coil. Works for large OD with small ID; the machine clears the coil OD, not its eye (Source B).

• Through-eye wrapping — The film carriage passes through the coil’s hollow center on a C-ring. Requires an inner diameter large enough for the C-ring cross-section plus film roll and clearance.

• Decision rule in this context — With a 290 mm ID and 720 mm OD, the supplied context states there is not enough room for a C-ring to pass through the coil eye. Full-size wrapping is the applicable mode for this geometry (Source C).

Action callout: Measure both the ID and OD of your coil before requesting a quote. If your ID is near 290 mm and your OD is 700 mm or more, full-size wrapping is typically the correct machine type — but verify your actual coil sample with the supplier. If a through-eye option is ever proposed, request a dimension drawing of the C-ring path and compare it against your coil’s ID.

🏗️ Pre-Purchase Verification Checklist

Work this checklist in two passes: first confirm the facts that are already verified in Source A/B/C, then obtain written confirmation for every item in Part 2. Any unchecked Part 2 item is a potential re-quote or installation delay, so resolve all items before committing funds.

Part 1 — Verified facts from supplied context

• [ ] Machine model is FPH-700 full-size coil wrapping machine (Source A)

• [ ] Wrapping method is full-size — film rotates around the outer diameter (Source B)

• [ ] Operation is semi-automatic: manual load/unload, automatic film wrapping (Source A)

• [ ] Coil ID 290 mm; OD ≤720 mm; width ≤250 mm; weight ≤7 kg (Source C)

• [ ] Power supply specified as 50 Hz, 400 V 3P+N (Source C)

• [ ] Quoted price is USD 6,980 per set, EXW factory (Source A)

Part 2 — Items to confirm with supplier

• [ ] Cycle time per coil — Placeholder: ask the supplier to state cycle time at your required film overlap and prestretch settings.

• [ ] Film specifications — Width, gauge, and recommended prestretch ratio are not stated in Sources A/B/C. Request supplier recommendations and film consumption per coil.

• [ ] Compressed air requirement — Not stated; confirm whether the machine needs an air supply.

• [ ] Floor space and foundation — Not stated; request the footprint drawing and clearance dimensions.

• [ ] Delivery lead time — Not stated; confirm in writing.

• [ ] Warranty and spare parts policy — Not stated; confirm coverage and response time.

• [ ] Euro-denominated quotation — The end customer requested EUR pricing; the current quote is USD 6,980 (Source A). Request a EUR quote with the exchange rate noted.

• [ ] CIP or DDP pricing — Request for landed-cost comparison, since EXW excludes freight, insurance, and duties.

• [ ] C-ring clearance drawing (if through-eye is proposed) — If the supplier suggests any through-eye alternative, request a dimension drawing of the C-ring path and compare it with the 290 mm ID.

📈 Pass/Fail Criteria

Apply this gate after all Part 2 confirmations arrive: each row must read Pass with a written supplier confirmation. A single Fail means the FPH-700 current quotation cannot proceed, and you need either a different machine configuration, a revised quotation, or a formal supplier clarification.

#	Check Item	Pass Condition	Fail Condition
1	Coil ID	290 mm or confirmed-compatible value	Outside envelope; request re-quote
2	Coil OD	≤720 mm	Outside envelope; request re-quote
3	Coil width	≤250 mm	Outside envelope; request re-quote
4	Coil weight	≤7 kg	Outside envelope; request re-quote
5	Full-size wrapping mode	Confirmed in written quotation (Sources A/B)	Re-evaluate with C-ring clearance drawing
6	Power supply	50 Hz, 400 V 3P+N available at site	Request alternative voltage option
7	Price	USD 6,980 EXW within budget	Negotiate or request alternative
8	Semi-auto operation	Manual load/unload acceptable	Consider fully automatic line

Key Point: Rows 1–4 are dimensional gates. Row 5 is the most important technical gate. Rows 6–8 are operational and commercial gates.

🛡️ Items Requiring Supplier Confirmation

Five technical points are frequently overlooked when comparing full-size wrapping machines. Each point below is either anchored in the supplied context or flagged as a placeholder requiring supplier verification; none are anecdotal field claims, and all should be resolved in writing before purchase.

1. The ID/OD combination locks in the machine architecture

Per Source C, the coil ID is 290 mm and the OD is 720 mm. A through-eye machine would need a C-ring smaller than 290 mm, including the film roll and running clearance. Placeholder — confirm the minimum eye clearance with the supplier if a through-eye machine is ever proposed.

2. EXW is not the delivered price

Per Incoterms 2020, EXW transfers transport cost and risk to the buyer at the supplier’s factory gate. The USD 6,980 figure (Source A) excludes freight, insurance, duties, and local delivery. Request a CIP or DDP quotation to obtain a full landed cost.

3. Semi-automatic operation creates a per-coil labor input

Manual loading and unloading means an operator handles every coil individually. At 7 kg per coil (Source C), the weight is low, but repetitive handling should be assessed per ISO 11228-1 (manual handling guidance) and factored into operator rotation and labor planning.

4. Film prestretch ratio drives recurring film cost

The prestretch ratio determines how many meters of film wrap each coil, which directly affects film cost per coil. Sources A/B/C do not state the FPH-700’s prestretch ratio, film width, or gauge. Placeholder — obtain these from the supplier and calculate film consumption per coil before comparing machines.

5. Currency and Incoterms must appear on the final quotation

The current quote is USD 6,980 EXW (Source A), while the end customer requested a EUR-denominated quotation. Both currency conversion and the chosen Incoterm affect total cost. Ask the supplier to issue a single written quotation stating currency, Incoterm, and quotation validity period.

ROI note: The FPH-700 may reduce manual wrapping labor and stabilize film tension relative to hand wrapping because the film wrap cycle is automatic (Source A). However, a payback period cannot be calculated from the supplied context alone. A realistic payback estimate requires confirmed cycle time, film consumption, labor cost per coil, and delivered price. Verify these with the supplier before any financial commitment.

⚙️ Purchase-Decision Checklist

Print this page and mark each box with a pen. Five or more “No” answers means the FPH-700 is not yet a safe purchase in its quoted configuration — obtain written clarifications from the supplier before sending any payment, even if the price appears attractive.

Dimensional fit

• [ ] Coil ID = 290 mm or confirmed compatible

• [ ] Coil OD ≤720 mm

• [ ] Coil width ≤250 mm

• [ ] Coil weight ≤7 kg

Machine configuration

• [ ] Full-size (outer-diameter) wrapping confirmed in written quotation

• [ ] C-ring clearance verified if a through-eye alternative is considered

• [ ] Semi-auto mode acceptable for your workflow

• [ ] Demonstration video reviewed (Source B; current link requested)

Site and power

• [ ] Power supply 50 Hz, 400 V 3P+N available at installation point

• [ ] Floor space for loading and unloading cleared

• [ ] Compressed air requirement confirmed with supplier (if any)

Commercial terms

• [ ] USD 6,980 EXW price within budget

• [ ] Euro-denominated quotation requested

• [ ] Freight, insurance, and duty costs estimated (CIP/DDP quote requested)

• [ ] Lead time confirmed in writing

• [ ] Warranty and spare parts policy confirmed

Supplier confirmations pending

• [ ] Cycle time per coil confirmed

• [ ] Film width, gauge, and prestretch ratio confirmed

• [ ] Film consumption per coil confirmed

Decision

• [ ] All dimensional checks pass

• [ ] All power checks pass

• [ ] Commercial terms acceptable

• [ ] Supplier references and video reviewed

🛡️ Compliance Note: This equipment is designed to meet CE and ASTM requirements. Verify with the manufacturer.

🛠️ FAQ

Each answer below is drawn from Source A (quotation), Source B (video), or Source C (customer specification sheet). Where the supplied context is silent, the answer is explicitly labeled confirm with supplier, and you should request written verification before proceeding with the purchase.

Does the FPH-700 wrap through the coil’s inner diameter?

No. The FPH-700 is a full-size wrapping machine — film rotates around the coil’s outer diameter (per Source B). Through-eye wrapping is not applicable to the Source C coil envelope (290 mm ID, 720 mm OD) because a C-ring cannot physically pass through the small coil eye.

What coil sizes fit the FPH-700?

Per Source C, the quoted envelope is ID 290 mm, OD ≤720 mm, width ≤250 mm, and weight ≤7 kg. Any coil outside these limits needs a re-quote from the supplier.

What does EXW mean on the quotation?

EXW (Ex Works), per Incoterms 2020, means the USD 6,980 price (Source A) covers the machine at the supplier’s factory. You pay export packing, freight, insurance, customs clearance, and inland transport. Ask for a CIP or DDP quotation to get the full landed cost.

Is the machine fully automatic?

No. The FPH-700 is semi-automatic (per Source A): loading and unloading are manual, and the film wrapping cycle is automatic. Plan for operator time per coil.

What power supply does the machine need?

Per Source C, the specified supply is 50 Hz, 400 V 3P+N (three phases plus neutral). Confirm your site’s supply matches before installation; if not, ask the supplier for an alternative voltage option.

What is the cycle time?

Not stated in the supplied context. Confirm cycle time per coil with the supplier at your required film overlap and prestretch settings. Cycle time depends on coil width, film overlap, and prestretch ratio.

What film should be used?

The supplied context does not specify film width, gauge, or prestretch ratio. These parameters affect wrap quality and film cost per coil. Ask the supplier for recommended film specifications and estimated film consumption per coil (placeholder to verify).

Can the price be quoted in Euros?

The customer requested a EUR-denominated quotation; the current quote is USD 6,980 EXW (Source A). Request a written Euro quotation with the exchange rate and validity period noted.