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Air Filters (Cabin)
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Purolator has been manufacturing since 1923 and now has more than 2,000 filtration parts for automotive, light truck, and heavy-duty applications. The Company's PurolatorBOSS Cabin Air Filter blocks and controls odors with Febreze Freshness to prevent unhealthy, odor-causing bacteria and mold growth on the filter.
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AC Delco carries more than 100 years of experience in the automotive industry. The Company's products are found worldwide and include maintenance repair parts for countless vehicles. In particular, the cabin air filters they supply are reliable and claim to remove most allergens from the air before entering the vehicle's ventilation system.
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In 1936, J.A. Baldwin designed a cartridge lube filter. The Company took off and has been innovating ever since. The Company's cabin air filters claim to protect passengers from airborne pollen, bacteria, dust and smog.
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Since the 1980s, Beck/Arnley is known for supplying quality import parts for cars, trucks, and SUVs. Beck/Arnley cabin air filters are known for accurate fitment; they have high standards and represent OE performance.
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Bosch is a large German Company with high-quality manufacturing capabilities and a diverse product portfolio. Bosch's air filters claim to trap close to 100% of airborne contaminants before they can enter the interior of your vehicle.
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Champ Laboratories, Inc. was born out of the hard work of one man, Howard Gaither in 1955. The Company's Kleener cabin air filters claim to reduce pollen, dust, diesel soot and smog. The Company's filters trap particles to 1 micron in diameter and larger.
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Denso received the prestigious Demin Award for quality in 1961 and since then has been perfecting their automotive technology and processes. The Company's cabin air filters are engineered for optimal airflow and filtration and up to five layers of filter media are used to trap impurities down to .001 micron.
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FRAM was named after two chemists, Frederick Franklin and T. Edward Aldam, after they invented an easily replaceable oil-filtering element at their laboratory. Automotive filters were difficult to install, change, and clean, so these two solved the problem. According to FRAM, its cabin air filters filter 98% of road dust and pollen.
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Hastings has been selling premium automotive and commercial filters for more than 60 years. The Company is a division of Clarcor, allowing them to apply the latest new ideas and technologies in filtration to its automotive filters.