SEBO Filter Bags for AIRBELT K Canister Vacuums - 8 Pack with Caps

Bags for the AIRBELT K canisters arrive eight to a box under part 6629AM, each carrying the sealing cap that shuts the inlet as the bag lifts off its holder. SEBO's AIRBELT K parts diagram shows this AeraPure bag as item 9.

Fits the AIRBELT K2 Kombi, the AIRBELT K2 Turbo and the AIRBELT K3 Premium. K bags are cut for the K chassis specifically, with collar geometry and body dimensions matched to that bag compartment, so a D-series or E-series box will not seat properly even though the cartons look much alike on a shelf. Reading the letter on the box against the model on the machine takes a second and saves a return.

Two things go wrong when a bag is stretched past its useful life. Airflow through loaded media drops, so the canister works harder for less at the floor head. And the fine dust that gives a SEBO its clean exhaust starts finding a path around a strained seal instead of through the media. Neither failure announces itself, both are inexpensive to avoid, and a spare box in the closet removes the temptation to run one bag a few weeks longer than it deserves.

• Part: 6629AM, 8 bags with sealing caps
• Diagram position: 9, AIRBELT K
• Fits: AIRBELT K2 Kombi, K2 Turbo and K3 Premium
• Cartons: 6629A3 holds 8 boxes, 6629A4 holds 27
• Related filters: 6191AM microfilter K and C, 6608ER exhaust filter K, 6696AM filter set K
• Media: AeraPure, as listed in SEBO's AIRBELT K diagram
• Cap: seals the collar as the bag comes off the holder

On a K canister the bag is the first stage of the filtration chain and the one doing most of the work, so it sets the standard for everything behind it. Pairing a fresh box with the K microfilter and the K exhaust filter once a year keeps the whole chain in step, and on a machine used daily that is very little maintenance for the return.

Genuine SEBO bags, out in 2-5 business days.