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Activated Carbon Cabin Filter
Activated Carbon Cabin Filter with activated carbon media, positioned for Middle East, Southeast Asia, Europe.
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Specification
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| Model | hy-cf-carbon | Brand | hycarfilter |
|---|---|---|---|
| Category | Cabin Filter | Series | Carbon |
| Filtration Efficiency | >=96% | Media | activated carbon |
| Dimensions | Length 240 mm · Width 200 mm · Height 30 mm | ||
| Housing | plastic frame | Media Material | activated carbon + particle media |
| End Cap | plastic | Seal | PU foam gasket |
| Applicable Vehicles | passenger cars, SUVs | ||
| OE Numbers | CF-CARB-001 | ||
| Cross Reference | MANN CUK 25001, Bosch P 3xxx C | ||
| Inner Box | polybag + color box | Outer Carton | 5-ply export carton |
| Carton Qty | 25 pcs | Net Weight | 0.26 kg/unit |
| MOQ | 1000 pcs | Lead Time | 15 days |
| Certifications | ISO 9001 | HS Code | 8421310000 |
| Target Markets | Middle East, Southeast Asia, Europe | ||
Procurement Concerns for This Category
The real worries a cabin filter buyer raises — and how we address them.
Filtration-efficiency inflation
"HEPA" and "99%" are thrown around loosely. A true HEPA claim means H13-class media at ≥99.97% for MPPS (most penetrating particle size), tested to a real standard. Distinguish particle, activated-carbon and HEPA lines on the spec sheet so your customer knows exactly what they are paying for.
Fitment & compatibility
Cabin filters are rigid panels that must slide precisely into a plastic housing. A 2–3 mm deviation means a complaint, not a discount. Confirm L×W×H against the OE housing and approve a sample before committing to a full production run.
Service life & carbon saturation
Activated carbon saturates: in polluted or heavy-traffic cities the change interval can halve. A carbon filter that has lost its adsorption is functionally a particle filter. Position a realistic change interval in your catalog so the customer reorders on a schedule, not on a failure.
Storage humidity
Activated carbon adsorbs moisture and odors from the surrounding air in storage. Keep carbon filters sealed in polybags, and never store them near solvents or fuels, or they will arrive pre-saturated and unusable.
Export packaging
Thin, wide panels bend and deform under stacking. Use rigid inner sleeves and crush-resistant cartons with stack orientation marked; a bent cabin filter will not seat and is an avoidable return.
Selection Guide
Particle vs carbon vs HEPA
Particle filters stop dust and pollen; activated carbon also absorbs odors and some gases; HEPA-class media removes fine particulate for premium or allergy-conscious buyers.
Size consistency is non-negotiable
Cabin filters are rigid panels that must slide precisely into a housing — a 2–3 mm deviation means a customer complaint, so verify L×W×H against the OE housing.
Frame rigidity
A stiff plastic frame prevents the media from collapsing under blower pressure over its service life.
Market-tier the product line
Offer a particle entry SKU, a carbon mid SKU, and a HEPA top SKU so distributors can ladder pricing.
Cabin filters are the category where an importer can most easily move a buyer from a $0.50 item to a $1.50 item, because the upgrade is a visible, sellable benefit (“cleaner cabin air”). The mistake most exporters make is listing only a particle SKU. My recommendation: always carry a carbon and a HEPA line, because urban air-quality concerns are spreading to every market we ship to — and that is a margin opportunity, not a cost.
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Related Reading
Cabin Filters: The Easiest Upsell in the Catalog — If You Understand the Tiers
Particle, activated carbon, HEPA — the three tiers of cabin filter, what each does, and why the premium tiers are a margin opportunity for importers.
Cabin Filter MaintenanceCabin Filter Maintenance: Change Intervals, Odor Problems, and Storage Mistakes to Avoid
How often to change a cabin filter, what a musty smell means, and the storage mistakes that ruin carbon filters before they are ever installed.
Cabin Filter SelectionCabin Filter Buying Guide: Particle, Carbon and HEPA Across Market Tiers
Particle, activated-carbon and HEPA cabin filters form a three-tier ladder. Here is how to match each tier to a market and price it for margin.
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