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US 2025/0017259 A1Published application
Plugged Cigarette, Cigarette Shell and Method of Producing a Plugged Cigarette
OwnerRajdip Singhinventor
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A cigarette including a first rolling material of a first area density that is between about 50 and 100 g/m2 and a hollow body with a support tip arranged inside of a proximal end of the hollow body. The hollow body is loaded with a smokeable material. The cigarette is plugged at a distal end of the body using a second rolling paper with a lower area density compared to the first rolling material. Various other features are disclosed, including a filter tip arranged inside of a proximal end of the hollow body. The cigarette shell includes a second rolling paper with a lower area density compared to the first rolling material, forming a sleeve of which a first portion extends within the body and of which a second portion projects from the body out from a distal end thereof in a longitudinal direction of the body.
A cigarette, such as a blunt or a cigar, comprising a first rolling material, such as paper, dried leaves or flower petals, of a first area density that is about 50-100 g/m2, a hollow body, wherein the hollow body comprises a support tip arranged inside of a proximal end of the hollow body, and wherein the body is loaded with a smokeable material,
A cigarette shell comprising a first rolling material of a first area density that is about 50-100 g/m2, a hollow body, wherein the hollow body comprises a filter tip arranged inside of a proximal end of the hollow body, characterized in that, the cigarette shell comprises a second rolling paper with a lower area density compared to the first rolling material, and wherein the second rolling paper forms a sleeve of which a first portion extends within the body and of which a second portion projects from the body out from a distal end thereof in a longitudinal direction of the said body.
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