MIW Filters international expansion continues
It is now four years since the Japanese made MIW filter brand expanded both the brand's international distribution footprint (some opportunities are still available) and the brand's product definition with the important addition of washable air filters for Off-Road and track use.
The development was the result of a long collaboration with riders from the most competitive championships - national and international.
That was 2023 and now, as the 2027 season approaches, the new line has proven itself as popular with MIW High-Performance filter dealers as an added solution that brings a more durable, ecological and efficient option to the extensive brand catalog.
MIW offers a comprehensive range of applications for all the most popular models from more than 70-different motorcycle brands - from Aprilia to Yamaha, Adly to Triumph - over 800 applications in total.
"Their construction guarantees a greater air flow compared to common paper filters and can significantly improve the performance of the motorbikes on which they are installed." Being reusable, the new filters were a further step forward that MIW took to create products that respect the environment without sacrificing efficiency.
"This new line meets the needs of bestselling motorcycles and is constantly expanding to cover an increasingly complete range of vehicles. At the same time, the consolidated line of washable air filters for Off-Road has spread among the professional and amateur and weekend riding communities."
Developed in Shizuoka, Japan (by Meiwa Company ltd) they were conceived for both OEM applications and aftermarket performance use and as OE replacement parts. The MIW brand uses "Multistage Filtration" to ensure the removal of all hazardous particles and impurities from the engine oil.
They incorporate an oil pressure stabiliser system, to "provide a smooth flow of cleaner and more refined oil to the engine. The same meticulous detail is given to the quality air filter components. Protection of the engine is guaranteed."
The chosen method of filtration in MIW oil filters is resin-impregnated micropore paper. Using a high-grade cotton linter fibre, to give "unparalleled durability during filtration. The cotton linter element composes of fibre strands, with differing thicknesses. With thicker strands on the outer wall of the filter, to catch larger metallic particles and thinner strands making up the inner wall, catching even the smallest particles.
"The multi strand microscopic fibres provide superb porosity for oil flow, even after contamination.
