Acetate Tow For Filter Rods

Cellulose diacetate tow is made from natural wood pulp, which is processed into cellulose diacetate sheets through acetification and then processed through dissolution, filtration, spinning, curling, drying and other production processes. It is a precision filtration material mainly used to make cigarette filters.

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Cellulose Diacetate Tow serves as the primary raw material for manufacturing cigarette filter rods. Through a series of processing steps-including stretching, gathering, shape-setting, and wrapping with tissue paper-the tow is transformed into finished filter rods tailored to customers' specific requirements.

Cellulose diacetate tow is widely used in cigarette filters due to its exceptional filtration efficiency-effectively reducing tar and nicotine while maintaining the authentic taste and aroma of tobacco. Its hygienic, odorless, and chemically stable properties, combined with consistent filtration performance, have made it the preferred choice for global cigarette manufacturers.