Description

Acetate Tow is the major raw material in producing filter rods of cigarette

After a processing system of stretching, gathering, setting the shape and then being wrapped by tissue paper, at last the filter rod is made according to customers requirements on specification.
The filter rod used for cigarettes can greatly reduce the hazardous material such as tar and nicotine, meantime the taste and aroma of the exquisite bouquet of tobacco is well preserved.
Owing to it is clean, no unwanted smell, has a steady chemical structure and a good filtration effects, it's very popular by cigarette manufacturers in the world.

Features

1. Materials: nature virgin wood pulp
2. For manufacturing cigarette filter rod which reduce hazadouse items like tar and nicotine

3. Packing: 370kgs/carton, 570kgs/carton
4. 1x40HQ 24-25tons

Main Specification

2.5Y/25000
3.3Y/35000
2.5Y/30000
3.3Y/37000
2.5Y/35000
3.5Y/34000
2.7Y/35000
3.5Y/35000
2.8Y/28000

3.6Y/28000
2.8Y/35000
4.0Y/35000
3.0Y/28000
4.8Y/30000
3.0Y/29000
5.0Y/25000
3.0Y/30000
5.0Y/30000

3.0Y/32000
5.8Y/16000
3.0Y/33000
5.8Y/17000
3.0Y/35000
7.3Y/33000
3.2Y/37000
8.0Y/28000

Specification Acetate Tow 3.0y30000

ITEM	UNIT	PARAMETER	TOLERANCE
Croos Section	-	Y	-
Individual Title	Den	3	±0.3
Total Title	Den	30000	±900
Resistance	N	90.1	>90.1
Crimp Index	gr cm/cm	249	±25
Humidity	%	5.5	±1.5
Residual Acetone	%	0.25	<0.4
Color	-	White	-
Titanium Dioxide c	%	0	-
Oil Contain	%	1.2	±0.2
Breaks	per bale	0	≤2

2.5Y30000 is a common specification of acetate tow, mainly used in the manufacture of cigarette filters.

Specifications

Model: 2.5Y30000
Monofilament Denier: 2.5 (indicates the thickness of a single fiber, the smaller the denier, the finer the fiber).
Total denier: 30000 (indicates the total thickness of the whole bundle of fibers, the higher the total denier, the thicker the bundle).
Fiber cross section shape: Usually Y-shaped (three-leaf shape), this shape helps to improve filtration efficiency.
Fiber length: customized according to customer needs, usually a few millimeters to tens of millimeters.

Features

High filtration efficiency

Y-cross section fibers increase the surface area, which can effectively trap harmful substances such as tar and nicotine.

Low drag

Optimized fiber arrangement to ensure comfortable drag when smoking.

Good flexibility

Easy to process into various shapes, suitable for the manufacture of cigarette filters.

Environmental protection

Cellulose acetate is biodegradable and environmentally friendly.

Application

Cigarette filter: mainly used to make cigarette filter, filter harmful substances in smoke, improve the smoking experience.
Other filter materials: can also be used for air filters, liquid filters, etc.

Production process

Raw material treatment

Natural cellulose is esterified with acetic anhydride to produce cellulose acetate.

Spinning molding

Cellulose acetate is made into fiber with Y-shaped cross section by spinning process.

Cluster forming

The fibers are clustered into strands, and are stretched and shaped.

Cutting and packaging

The tow is cut to the required length and packaged.

Packaging And Transportation

Packing method: high strength plastic woven bag or waterproof kraft paper bag is usually used, and the inner layer is sealed with plastic film.
Weight per pack: Generally 580-610Kg
Transportation requirements: Avoid moisture, pressure, high temperature and direct sunlight.

Market advantage

Efficient filtration

Y-section design improves filtration efficiency.

Wide applicability

Suitable for the manufacture of a variety of cigarette filters.

Economy

Relatively low production cost, suitable for large-scale applications.

FAQ

Q: What is acetate tow?

A: Acetate tow is a fibrous material made of cellulose acetate, which is commonly used to make cigarette filters, textiles, etc. It has good filtration performance and biodegradability.

Q: What are the main uses of acetate tow?

A: Its main use is to manufacture cigarette filters, because of its good filtering effect and degradability. In addition, it is also used in textile, medical and other fields.

Q: How environmentally friendly is the acetate tow?

A: Acetate tow has better biodegradability and is more environmentally friendly than synthetic fiber, but the degradation rate depends on environmental conditions.

Q: What is the production process of acetate tow?

A: The production process involves dissolving cellulose acetate in a solvent, spinning to form fibers, and then stretching, drying and other steps to make strands.

Q: What is the difference between acetate tow and ordinary fiber?

A: Acetate tow is made from cellulose acetate and has better filterability and biodegradability, while regular fibers may be made from a variety of materials with varying properties.

Q: What is the filtration effect of acetate tow?

A: It has a good filtering effect and can effectively trap harmful substances in cigarette smoke, such as tar and particulate matter.

Q: What is the price of acetate tow?

A: Prices are affected by raw materials, production processes and market supply and demand, usually higher than ordinary synthetic fibers, but because of its superior performance, it is still widely used.

Q: What are the storage conditions for acetate tow?

A: It should be stored in a dry, well-ventilated environment to avoid humidity and high temperature to prevent performance degradation.

Q: How long does it take for acetate tow to degrade?

A: Degradation times vary depending on environmental conditions and typically take months to years in the natural environment.

Q: What are the future trends of acetate tow?

A: With the increasing demand for environmental protection, the application prospect of acetate fiber tow is broad, and it may replace traditional synthetic fibers in more fields in the future.

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2.5y30000 Acetate Tow

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