Anti-pollen air conditioner filter automobile parts made in Japan

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Supply Ability:15000 Piece/Pieces per Month

Delivery Details:Shipped within 2 days of payment confirmation

Production Description:

Anti-pollen air conditioner filter automobile parts made in Japan

Offering Japanese quality at a global price

Antibacterial, odor-resistant, consistent airflow, anti-pollen, tackles PM2.5

Compatible with Toyota, Honda, Subaru, Nissan, Suzuki, Daihatsu, Lexus, and Mazda vehicles

Air conditioner filters for automobiles are attached to air conditioners and work as air purifiers.
The term "cabin filter" is commonly used in the industry.
(Most likely to enable differentiation from air filters for engines and air elements)

The term also varies by automobile manufacturer.
Clean Air Filter (Toyota)
Air Clean Filter (Honda)
Clean Filter (Nissan)

The product uses a fiber material manufactured by Teijin.

This fiber has antibacterial and odor-resistant properties while being 50% composed of

recycled material from pet bottles making it environmentally friendly too.
The product uses Kuraray Plastic's thermoplastic elastomer "Erneston",

which is used in medical devices and does not give off harmful substances when incinerated,

in its composition.

Mlitfilter uses a multilayer aluminized film in its packaging that prevents moisture and

is odor-resistant. It also has a fastener and can be resealed after opening,

so you can use it to conveniently store dirty filters after they are replaced.

Filters come in 3 kinds. For product numbers and the vehicle models that they are compatible

with, please check the link below.

Compared with the genuine parts of automobile manufacturers,

Mlitfilter's products are distinct in that they are thicker, yet have the same airflow.

This is an image taken from an electron microscope of a filter used new in a vehicle and

after 6000km was travelled.
Among the objects caught up in the filter's fiber are many objects of 2.5 microns and below.

Manufactured employing the traditional skills of Nishijin-renowned Kyoto craftsmen

Manufactured in Japan's cutting-edge clean rooms.

Appearances on popular Japanese TV shows

Appears in Japan's leading specialist car magazines