Choosing the right industrial filter paper is crucial for the normal operation of the equipment. First of all, the material of the filter paper must meet industrial standards and have sufficient strength and oil resistance. Secondly, the size and specifications of the filter paper also need to match the equipment so that the best filtering effect can be achieved. In addition, the filter paper needs to be replaced regularly., because the filter paper will absorb a large amount of impurities after a period of use. If it is not replaced in time, it may affect the filtering effect and even cause equipment damage.

The problems that industrial filter paper may encounter include blockage, aging, improper selection and poor product quality. Blockage may be caused by excessive accumulation of impurities. Aging means that the performance of the filter paper will decline after long-term use. It is recommended to replace it in time. Improper selection may be because the characteristics such as filtration accuracy, high temperature resistance or acid and alkali resistance do not meet the current working conditions. At this time, re-selection is required. If the product quality is poor, such as poor water permeability, strength, anti-blocking and easy to remove cakes, it is recommended to choose high-quality and high-quality products.

Most air filters on the market use resin fibers as filter paper. Blowing the filter paper will blow invisible particles (which are more harmful to the engine) deep into the fibers, making it easier for the engine to inhale them directly during use. This will damage the engine in the long run.

The air filter serves as the "protective barrier" for the engine. Its primary function is to filter out dust, insects, and other tiny particles from the air, preventing impurities from entering the engine and causing excessive wear. If the filter element is not replaced for a long time, it may result in reduced engine power, abnormal combustion, and deterioration of the engine oil.