For cleaner air and healthier cabins

Sakura Filters says it has been a trusted name in automotive filtration, providing quality and reliability to workshops worldwide.
Today, with growing awareness of air quality, allergens, and airborne pathogens, the demand for advanced cabin air filtration is stronger than ever – and Sakura says it is at the forefront with its expanding range of Sakura cabin filters.
The standard Sakura cabin filter reportedly delivers reliable protection by capturing dust, pollen, soot, and other fine particulates before they enter the vehicle interior.
For many drivers, this is the first line of defence against poor air quality and an essential replacement part for maintaining a comfortable driving environment.
To meet the needs of customers seeking higher protection, Sakura offers carbon activated cabin filters (CAC cabin filters) which go beyond particle filtration.
Featuring an activated carbon layer, these filters absorb harmful gases, exhaust fumes, and odours – ideal for city driving or high-traffic conditions.
The result is a fresher, cleaner cabin atmosphere that drivers and passengers can immediately notice.
Also in the range are CAV cabin filters (Carbon plus Anti-Viral/Anti-Bacterial), which combine the odour-absorbing benefits of carbon with specialised anti-microbial and anti-viral treatments embedded in the filter media.
Sakura says independent testing shows these filters can significantly reduce the growth and spread of bacteria, mould, and certain viruses, helping to create a healthier cabin environment.
For families, rideshare drivers, and anyone conscious of personal wellbeing, Sakura says the CAV range provides confidence and peace of mind.
For workshops, cabin filters represent a fast-growing replacement part category, particularly as drivers become more aware of the direct health benefits.
With the warmer months approaching, air-conditioning servicing is expected to rise, creating the perfect opportunity to recommend a Sakura cabin filter upgrade.
Whether a standard (CA), carbon (CAC), or CAV option is chosen, Sakura says workshops can provide customers with an easy yet valuable enhancement to their vehicle’s comfort and safety.
Sakura Filters says it supports the trade with a wide range of part numbers, independent quality testing, and strong distribution across Australia.
It says this means workshops can depend on Sakura for the right filter, in stock, when needed.
As drivers increasingly value clean, healthy
air inside their vehicles, Sakura says its cabin filters give the aftermarket a clear path to deliver real-world benefits that go far beyond the engine bay.

For more information, www.sakurafilters.com.au