The automotive and transportation industries are undergoing profound changes. Transportation is being redefined: social, political and ecological factors are driving more sustainable types of drive. Electric and hybrid engines are on the rise, while manufacturers and retrofitters are also striving to make classic combustion cars as environmentally friendly and low-emission as possible. Our portfolio supports them as they work towards a cleaner future. 

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With filtration solutions by FCL, sustainable transport becomes a reality. Together with our suppliers and customers, we are reducing Co2 and particle emissions from transportation vehicles. Our portfolio includes filtration solutions from our own in-house manufactured filters to  leading OEM brands like Fleetguard, Mann+Hummel and Donaldson, as well as many other premium brands. Aside from filters, our portfolio of batteries, components and compressors also aim to not only reduce pollution from vehicles. They also increase the efficiency and life expectance of classic and alternative engines, and protect vehicles users from invisible threats in the air like viruses, pollen, fine dust, bacteria and mould.

Our huge product range offers holistic solutions for cleaner mobility. Our filters protect passangers that remove particulate matter and pollutants from their air, as well as, protect the vehicle from pollutants that would attack engine parts and fluids. We bring over 40 years experience to both traditional and new industries, transferring our extensive knowledge of filters, batteries and components for all vehicles and applying it to alternative drives like hybrids and electric cars.

Cars, buses, trucks, trains: urban mobility in cities and industrial areas poses a major threat to people, machines and the environment. The WHO considers the particulate matter produced by vehicles to be extremely harmful to health.

Fine dust limits are regularly exceeded in large cities or even in underground train stations. The concentration of particles sizes PM10 and PM2.5 is alarming. These particles, which are smaller than 10 and 2.5 micrometers, can penetrate the human body and cause serious damage. This is why the EU is planning to pass a new law that will impose stricter PM10 and PM2.5 limits to improve air quality. Since electric cars also emit particulate matter via tire wear and brake dust, this new regulation will affect all drive systems.

All modern vehicles with internal combustion engines currently meet the strict guidelines on CO2 emissions from cars. The task now is to reduce the remaining emissions via highly effective filtration that prepare today's vehicles for a more sustainable and cleaner mobility of the future.