Mann+Hummel ramps up sustainable options

By Haydn Davis
17 March 2020

LUDWIGSBURG - Filtration specialist Mann+Hummel has developed a number of spunbonded nonwoven fabrics for the automotive industry which include sustainable filters and packaging manufactured with resource-saving methods.

The company's spunbonded fabric plant is being used to produce synthetic filter media under its Mann-Filter brand at its site in Marklkofen, Bavaria.

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