Shaping the future of Filter Manufacturing in India

The automotive sector has witnessed exponential growth in recent years, mostly due to growing demands and applications of modern-age technologies to make vehicles more and more advanced. This has also prompted significant growth in the automotive filter market globally

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The global automotive market is projected to grow up to around $28,791 million by 2024, from just $22,024 million in 2017 - a staggering Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 3.9% from 2018 to 2024.

Making vehicles efficient with automotive filters

In simple terms, automotive filters are used to help the engine of a vehicle operate in a smooth manner; thereby, enhancing overall service life of the automobile. The primary function of automotive filters is to eliminate solid dirt particles like dust, pollen, and other unwanted airborne particles that might result in low fuel consumption and carbon emission, hence affecting the overall performance of the vehicle. Most four-wheelers generally have four main filters: the cabin filter, oil filter, fuel filter, and air filter, which need to be replaced from time to time to avoid any negative impact on the mechanics.

The cabin filter is used to clean the air coming inside a car through heating and air conditioning. Its primary objective is to enable the driver and passengers to breathe fresh air, avoid safety and visibility issues, and increase the life of a car's A/C heating system. The air filters in a vehicle prevent any insects, dust, particles, sand, or debris from entering the engine, thereby, ensuring a good mixture of air and fuel to support the performance of the vehicle. Air filters facilitate better car performance, save fuel, and avoid black smoke.