Acetate Tow Acetate Fiber Bundle

    Cellulose acetate cigarette filter rods are a popular choice for many smokers looking for a cleaner and smoother smoking experience. These filter rods are made from cellulose acetate, a type of plastic that is derived from wood pulp and is known for its durability and ability to effectively filter out harmful substances from cigarette smoke.
    One of the main reasons why cellulose acetate filter rods are commonly used in cigarettes is because they have a high filtration efficiency. The porous nature of cellulose acetate allows it to trap and absorb harmful chemicals and tar particles in cigarette smoke, resulting in a smoother and less harsh smoking experience for the user. This can help reduce the health risks associated with smoking, making it a more appealing option for those concerned about their well-being.

Acetification: Cellulose is reacted with acetic acid to form cellulose acetate. 
Sheeting: Cellulose acetate is dissolved in a specific solvent to form a sheet. 
Spinning: After the cellulose acetate sheet is dissolved, it is formed into a tow through a spinning process. 
Curling: The tow is curled to give it a certain degree of fluffiness and elasticity. 
Drying: The curled tow is dried to remove moisture.

Good hygroscopicity: can absorb moisture and keep relatively dry. 
Good breathability: can allow air to circulate and improve wearing comfort. 
Good adsorption: can absorb some harmful substances, such as harmful components in smoke. 
Degradable: Acetate fiber tow is a degradable material and is environmentally friendly