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Certification for Mann+Hummel cabin air filters

By Haydn Davis
10 August 2021

LUDWIGSBURG - Mann+Hummel has confirmed that the majority of its cabin air filters now meet the requirements of CN95 certification from the China Automotive Technology & Research Center.

The CN95 certification is designed to set new standards in the cabin air filter market, thereby striving to improve the quality level of cabin air filters, which is quite low among independent aftermarket products. It is, however, not yet a mandatory requirement for the sales of cabin air filters in China.

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