Heated Non-combustible Electronic Cigarettes

The heating non-burning electronic cigarette, abbreviated as HNB in English, works on the core principle of using low-temperature heating technology to heat new types of tobacco, thereby releasing smoke that can be smoked. The notable feature of this kind of e-cigarette is that a new type of tobacco with an appearance extremely similar to traditional cigarettes needs to be inserted into its cigarette stick. Compared with the way traditional cigarettes produce smoke by burning, heated non-burning e-cigarettes reduce to a certain extent the large amount of harmful chemicals generated due to high-temperature combustion. For example, when traditional cigarettes are burned, the temperature can soar to 800℃ - 900℃. At such high temperatures, many substances that are extremely harmful to human health, such as tar and carbon monoxide, will be produced. The heating temperature of non-burning electronic cigarettes is usually precisely controlled at 300℃ - 400℃, and the amount of tar produced is significantly reduced. Take Ploom Tech of Japan Tobacco Corporation as an example. This product, with its advanced and precise heating technology, enables tobacco to fully release its unique aroma and nicotine components without burning, providing consumers with a taste experience extremely similar to that of traditional cigarettes. It has gained high popularity in the domestic Japanese market as well as some European and American markets.