
BROLERN Melt-Blown Filter Cartridges - the product family this guide covers
| Specification | Dimensions, media, rating, end style and seals - confirmed in writing before production |
|---|---|
| Quality control | Dimensional inspection, material verification, batch consistency; critical applications add rated-performance checks |
| Samples | 3-5 samples, test-fitted and performance-checked before volume [importer quality-control checklist] |
| Documentation | Material certificates, compliance declarations (FDA/RoHS as applicable), export packaging spec |
BROLERN (Shanghai, since 2009) manufactures all seven cartridge families - sintered plastic, bronze, stainless steel, PVF, fiber, melt-blown, pleated and wound - plus a full silencer line, under one roof. That changes the sourcing conversation: one specification covers mixed-media programmes, tooling stays with the factory, and repeat orders run against the same frozen specification. Annual output runs to tens of millions of cartridges for industrial and export OEM programmes, with sample-first validation on every custom part.
What MOQ for custom cartridges?
Industry norms: about 100 pieces for simple formats to 1,000-3,000 for custom [bulk import guide for replacement cartridges]; BROLERN supports pilot quantities for validation first.
Lead times?
Standard SKUs in days; custom typically 2-3 weeks by complexity [Praimo RFQ specification table] - plus documentation time on export orders.
What QC to require?
Written specification, dimensional inspection, material certificates, batch consistency - and samples before mass production [importer quality-control checklist].
Buying from a Chinese manufacturer works best when the specification, the samples and the QC requirements are all agreed in writing before production. BROLERN is set up for exactly that process - send the drawing or the used part, and start at the sample gate.
What MOQ should we expect for custom cartridges?
Industry norms range from about 100 pieces for simple cartridges to 1,000-3,000 for custom configurations - BROLERN supports pilot quantities for sample-first validation.
What lead times are typical?
Standard configurations ship in days to weeks; custom configurations typically need 2-3 weeks depending on complexity and batch size.
What quality control should we require?
Written specification, dimensional inspection, material certification, batch consistency checks - and samples before mass production.
Our engineers help you translate ratings, media and housings into a working specification — and back it with a sample.