Find the SEBO bag family for your machine and learn why the full model name matters when comparing replacement part numbers.
Avon Vacuums | Updated June 28, 2026
Quick answer: if you need SEBO vacuum bags by part number, use the table below. The most common SEBO bag part numbers are 5093AM for Automatic X, Essential G, 300, 350, 370, and Airbelt C; 6629AM for Airbelt K; 7029AM for Felix and Dart; 8120AM for Airbelt D; and 8300AM for Airbelt E. Avon Vacuums stocks genuine SEBO Filterboxes and Service Boxes as an authorized SEBO dealer in Avon, CT.
SEBO Vacuum Bag Lookup Table
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| SEBO bag part number | Fits these SEBO models | Best link | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5093AM | Automatic X series, Essential G series, 300, 350, 370, Airbelt C | Shop 5093AM Filterbox | One of the most common SEBO upright bag families. |
| 6629AM | Airbelt K series canisters | Shop 6629AM Filterbox | For compact SEBO K canisters. |
| 7029AM | Felix Premium and Dart upright vacuums | Shop 7029AM Filterbox | Correct bag family for SEBO Felix and Dart. |
| 8120AM | Airbelt D series, including D4 Premium | Shop 8120AM Filterbox | Large-capacity D-series bag box. |
| 8300AM | Airbelt E series, including E1, E2, and E3 | Shop 8300AM Filterbox | Correct bag family for compact E canisters. |
Why Genuine SEBO Bags Matter
SEBO bags are not generic paper sacks. They are filtration components. The bag catches visible dirt, but it also handles fine dust while keeping airflow stable. A poor aftermarket bag can leak around the collar, load the motor filter early, reduce suction, and make the vacuum smell dusty. That is the wrong place to save a few dollars.
On a premium SEBO vacuum, the bag, motor protection filter, exhaust microfilter, and sealed airflow path work together. If one part is wrong, the system gets worse. We see this on the service bench when a good vacuum comes in with weak suction and a grey motor filter because dust bypassed a poor bag collar.
Filterbox vs Service Box
A Filterbox is usually the bag-only box for a model family. A Service Box usually includes bags plus filters for scheduled maintenance. If you only need bags, buy the Filterbox. If the machine has gone a year or more without filters, buy the Service Box when available for your model.
For most households, replacing bags as needed and filters yearly is a good baseline. Pet homes, allergy homes, and homes with heavy carpet traffic may need filters sooner.
Common SEBO Bag Questions
What SEBO bag fits the Felix?
The SEBO Felix Premium and SEBO Dart use the 7029AM Filterbox.
What SEBO bag fits the D4?
The SEBO Airbelt D series, including the D4 Premium, uses the 8120AM Filterbox.
What SEBO bag fits the E3?
The SEBO Airbelt E series, including the E3 Premium, uses the 8300AM Filterbox.
What SEBO bag fits Automatic X7?
The SEBO Automatic X series uses the 5093AM Filterbox.
Can I use generic bags in a SEBO?
We do not recommend it. A generic bag can fit poorly, leak fine dust, reduce filtration, and shorten the life of the motor protection filter.
Why People Choose Avon Vacuums for SEBO Bags
- Authorized SEBO dealer: genuine bags and filters, not lookalikes.
- Local model matching: call with your machine name and we will match the part.
- In-stock support: common SEBO bags and filters are stocked for Avon, Simsbury, Farmington, Canton, and West Hartford customers.
- Service bench experience: we know which bag problems cause suction and dust issues.
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