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Fiber Bundle Filter Tip Structure Combination

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The invention relates to a filter tip technology, specifically a fiber bundle filter tip structure combination formed by combining activated carbon fibers and diacetate fiber bundles. This structural combination effectively improves the filtration effect of the filter tip through the adsorption characteristics of the inner layer of activated carbon fiber and the stable coating structure of the outer layer of diacetate fiber, while ensuring the simplicity of production and durability.

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With increasing global awareness of health risks associated with tobacco consumption, governments and consumers alike are placing greater emphasis on harm-reduction technologies rather than outright product elimination. This shift has driven sustained demand for improved filter solutions in traditional cigarettes, heated tobacco products (HNB), and electronic cigarettes, creating a stable and evolving market for high-performance filter materials.

Conventional cigarette filters, primarily composed of single-material cellulose acetate fiber, face growing economic limitations due to their restricted adsorption efficiency, inability to address a wider range of harmful substances, and limited differentiation in increasingly regulated markets. As regulatory standards tighten and consumer expectations rise, manufacturers are under pressure to introduce value-added filter technologies without significantly increasing production costs or disrupting existing manufacturing lines.

The proposed fiber bundle filter tip structure combining activated carbon fibers with diacetate fiber bundles responds directly to these economic pressures. By integrating high-adsorption activated carbon fibers within a mechanically stable diacetate fiber structure, the invention enhances filtration efficiency while maintaining manufacturability using existing filter-rod production equipment. This minimizes capital expenditure and allows rapid adoption across multiple product lines.

From a cost–benefit perspective, the improved removal efficiency of nicotine, tar, and volatile organic compounds enables tobacco and alternative-nicotine product manufacturers to position premium or reduced-harm products with higher unit margins. At the same time, adjustable material ratios allow flexible cost control, enabling differentiation across mass-market, mid-range, and high-end products.

Overall, the invention aligns with current economic trends emphasizing incremental harm reduction, regulatory compliance, product differentiation, and lifecycle cost efficiency, making it commercially attractive for large-scale deployment in the global tobacco and alternative smoking product industries.

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