Automotive Air Filter

The primary role of an automotive air filter is to ensure that the gases entering the engine are clean, protect the engine from wear and damage, extend its service life, and improve the adequate combustion of fuel.

Specifically, automotive air filters have the following key roles.

1. Filtering impurities: air filters can filter out dust, sand and other solid impurities in the air, preventing these impurities from entering the engine, thereby protecting the engine cylinder, piston and piston rings from wear and damage. This helps to extend the service life of the engine and ensure its stable performance

2. Adsorption of harmful gases: In addition to solid impurities, the air filter can also adsorb moisture in the air, soot, ozone, odors, carbon oxides, SO2CO2 and other harmful gases and substances, to ensure that the quality of air into the engine to achieve the best state. This helps to improve the efficiency of the engine and reduce the possibility of failure.

3. Protecting drivers and passengers: The air filter fits tightly on the housing of the engine air intake system to ensure that unfiltered air does not enter the cabin, providing a clean interior environment for drivers and passengers. In addition, by filtering and adsorbing harmful substances in the air, the air filter also helps to keep the air in the cabin clean and prevent the growth of bacteria.

4. Improve Fuel Efficiency: By ensuring that the air entering the engine is clean and plentiful, the air filter helps to promote the full combustion of fuel, thereby increasing engine power and efficiency. This not only improves vehicle performance, but also reduces environmental pollution.