Cab air filtration for operator compartments and equipment HVAC housings.
Fitment guide
How to choose cabin filters
Use the machine serial number and identify whether the element filters fresh air or recirculated cabin air. Photos of the frame and airflow arrow help distinguish similar elements.
Details to include in your request
Old filter number and equipment make, model and serial number
Operator compartments can use filters for incoming air and, in some configurations, separate filters for recirculated air. Start by identifying the location you are servicing. If both positions need attention, list them separately and check whether the machine documentation specifies different references.
Cabin layouts can vary across serial ranges or cab options. Share the machine make, model and serial number, the position of the filter and a photograph of the housing or access panel label. This is especially helpful when a prior replacement has no visible part number.
Check the frame, seal and orientation
Photograph both sides of the old element and include any airflow arrow. Note the frame shape, approximate length and width, and whether the frame has tabs, a gasket or a shaped corner. These features can distinguish parts that look similar in a supplier photo.
Check what the equipment maker specifies before assuming that a different media type is interchangeable. If you are ordering for a specialised cab or operating environment, include the relevant specification in the enquiry so the matching requirements are clear.
Build a cab-filter order for several machines
Record the machine serial, filter position and quantity required for each asset. Keep incoming-air and recirculation entries separate until their references are confirmed. If your shop holds spares for several cab configurations, label the stock by exact reference and use the fleet record to track fitment.
Give the team the required date and destination alongside the filter details. Separate machines already down for service from routine stock replenishment. A clear list helps determine which lines need immediate availability confirmation and which can be planned for the next service cycle.
Compare replacement types
Type
Application
What to verify
Fresh-air element
Outside air entering the cab
Frame shape, seal and fresh-air position
Recirculation element
Air circulating inside the cab
Separate position, direction and reference
Cab service set
Several elements for one configuration
Cab serial range and included references
Example workshop enquiry
Two machines from the same fleet have similar cab filters. One frame has a shaped corner and the other uses a straight edge. The requester sends both photos, the cab or machine serial and the HVAC position. The two filter references stay separate in the stock list.
Which photos help when a cabin filter has no label?
Send both faces, the frame edges and any seal or airflow marking. Include the HVAC position and machine serial so the team can check possible references.
Catalog
Products and availability
Individual listings are being prepared. For fitment, price or stock, email the team with your original reference.
Can I identify a cabin filter by machine model alone?
Serial ranges and HVAC configurations can vary, so send the original number or a frame photo as well.