Tobacco Filter Paper Stamping Foil Gilding 3mm Inner Core 66mm Tipping Paper

Cigarette tipping paper is a kind of decorative paper obtained by printing and coating on the tipping base paper and other processing methods. It has the effect of improving the appearance of cigarettes. Now the perforated tipping paper and the high plug wrapping paper also have the effect of reducing coke.The production of tipping paper is mainly the use of paint (color paste) or ink on tipping base paper for gravure printing have color and luster old matt, powder texture effect. By printing and cutting and rewinding the tipping base paper, it can meet the requirements of the use of the tipping paper in terms of appearance and internal quality and can meet the requirements of the high-speed filter connector. In addition, in order to improve the decorative performance of the paper and permeability, some of the paper in the printing after bronzing and perforating.

About Cigarette 

Contents of Cigarette Smoke:

When smoked, the tobacco and additives in a cigarette undergo complex chemical processes to form smoke that contains more than 4000 chemicals, including carbon monoxide, hydrogen cyanide, nicotine, ammonia, arsenic and vinyl chloride (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 1989). Forty-three constituents of tobacco smoke are known carcinogens including nitrosamines, quinoline, benzpyrene, cadmium, ammonia, nitrogen dioxide, formaldehyde, hydrogen cyanide, arsenic, and hydrogen sulfide (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 1989, and other sources).

About Alkaloids:

According to The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Botany (editor: Michael Allaby, 1992), alkaloids are … "A group of basic, nitrogenous compounds of a complex nature. Alkaloids are derived from plants and have powerful pharmacological effects. More than 1000 alkaloids are known from 1200 plants species. Their function is uncertain but in some species, they confer a degree of protection from insect attack. Pharmacologically powerful alkaloids derived from plants include cocaine, morphine, and strychnine."

4. Cigarette Wrapper and Glue

Generally, the paper used to wrap the tobacco is made form flax or linen fiber. Manufacturers add various chemicals to the paper, including salts, monoammonium phosphate and sodium and potassium citrates to accelerate or control the burning rate. The burn rate has an important effect on the number of puffs that can be obtained by the smoker, and the smoke yield. A whitening pigment—calcium carbonate—is added to the paper, partly to ensure the creation of an attractive ash as the cigarette burns (Browne, 1990). The wrappers' seams are glued with an adhesive that is a modified starch or natural gum (Browne, 1990).

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