About Ecofil Filtration System
Built on one idea: clean fluid keeps machines alive.
Ecofil Filtration System (EFS) manufactures replacement filter elements for the world's major hydraulic and lubrication filter brands. From Pall and Hydac to Mahle, Internormen, Filtrec, Argo, MP-Filtri, Parker, Stauff, Hy-Pro and Vickers — we engineer each element to match original performance, without the import lead time or price.
Our Mission
To give Indian industry a dependable, locally manufactured alternative to imported filter elements — matching original filtration accuracy while cutting cost and lead time.
Our Vision
To become the most trusted name in replacement filtration across hydraulic and lubrication systems — known for precision, consistency and honest engineering.
What we stand for
Four principles behind every filter we build.
Precision fit, every time
Each element is cross-referenced against OEM specifications for micron rating, dimensions and media type before it goes into production.
Eco-conscious manufacturing
Cleanable, reusable filter construction and responsible material sourcing sit at the centre of the Ecofil name.
Consistent quality control
Every batch is tested for filtration efficiency and structural integrity before it leaves our facility in Etah, Uttar Pradesh.
Partner, not just a supplier
We work directly with maintenance and procurement teams to keep hydraulic systems running with minimal downtime.
What we manufacture
A closer look at the elements leaving our facility.
PALL
HYDAC
EPPENSTEINER
MAHLE
INTERNORMEN
TAISEIKOGYO
FILTREC
ARGO
MP-FILTRI
PARKER
STAUFF
HY-PRO
VICKERS
From spec to shipment
How every Ecofil element is made.
Sourcing
We identify the OEM filter you currently use — Pall, Hydac, Mahle and more.
Engineering
Media, pleat count and housing dimensions are matched to the original spec.
Manufacturing
Elements are built using imported-grade fibreglass and cellulose media.
Testing
Every batch is checked for filtration accuracy and burst strength.
Delivery
Finished elements are dispatched across India from Etah, Uttar Pradesh.