Plan the workshop
Confirm available space, utilities, storage, material flow, safety areas and room for expansion.
From market and product planning to complete production lines, molds, materials, installation and operator training.
A practical project starts with the filter you want to sell, the required capacity, your factory conditions and the right level of automation—not with a long list of machines.
PLM connects factory planning, machine selection, process setup, workforce training and factory operations into one practical implementation path.
Confirm available space, utilities, storage, material flow, safety areas and room for expansion.
Start from the filter, capacity and budget, then match main machines, auxiliaries, molds and testing.
Connect media preparation, pleating, forming, curing, finishing, inspection and packing.
Position equipment, check utilities, adjust parameters and make the first qualified filters.
Teach operation, maintenance, quality inspection, troubleshooting and daily handover.
Use production plans, work instructions, quality records, material control and maintenance schedules.
Stabilize output and quality, review bottlenecks and prepare the next product or automation phase.
The factory team can operate independently, the product passes inspection and the customer approves the result.
Define air, oil, fuel, cabin or truck filters according to your customers, channels, budget and local demand.
Match target capacity, workshop area and automation level with equipment, utilities, production zones and staffing.
Core machines, auxiliary equipment, test equipment, tooling and initial materials are planned as one connected process.
Installation guidance, trial production, quality checks, operation and daily maintenance help your local team take over.
Switch between product directions to review the core process. The final configuration is matched to filter size, capacity, budget and automation requirements.
PU AIR FILTER
These are real PLM machine photographs. The final models and quantities are selected only after the filter, output, workshop and automation requirements are confirmed.
Pleating and forming filter media
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Pleating for heavy-duty and air filter routes
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PU frame molding and filter assembly
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Plastic frame injection molding and assembly
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Product code, model and traceability marking
View official machine page ↗Project feasibility discussionClarify products, budget, target capacity and sales plan
↗Process and equipment configurationMain machines, auxiliaries, testing, molds and materials
↗Factory layout guidanceProduction, storage, testing, utilities and personnel flow
↗Trial production and trainingInstallation, commissioning, operation, maintenance and QC
↗Long-term supply supportFilter media, adhesive, end caps, molds and spare parts
↗Start with a practical Phase 1 and reserve space for expansion.
That is a safer path for a new filter factory.
The goal is not only to start a machine. It is to help the customer's team build repeatable production, quality and maintenance routines.
Operator, quality, maintenance, warehouse and production-leader responsibilities
Shift targets, model changeover, work orders and accepted output records
Incoming materials, process checkpoints, finished-filter testing and nonconformance handling
Minimum stock, batch traceability, storage conditions and replenishment
Daily checks, preventive maintenance, spare parts and downtime records
Output, scrap, downtime, bottlenecks, actions, owners and deadlines
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Get a Factory Plan →PLM supports automotive filter manufacturers with machine selection, material and tooling matching, process guidance, factory layout, installation, operator training and after-sales support—from one machine to one complete filter factory.
Identify the right first product, equipment list, utilities, staffing and phased investment plan.
Improve capacity, consistency, labor efficiency and automation without losing process control.
Match machines and tooling to filter size, material, output target and existing workshop conditions.
Share the filter type and size, target output, available workshop area, preferred automation level, budget range and planned start date.
Yes. The solution can include auxiliary and testing equipment, filter media, adhesive, end caps, molds, spare parts, process guidance, installation and operator training.
Yes. A Phase 1 line can be planned around the current budget while reserving utilities, floor space and process interfaces for future expansion.
Yes. PLM can review the current process and match upgrades for capacity, model changeover, pleat and glue quality, labor reduction, testing and automation.
Share your target products, budget, workshop conditions and schedule. More complete information helps us prepare a more relevant first proposal.