It said Kents Micronite filter offered the greatest health protection in cigarette history, and was designed for The one out of every three smokers who is unusually sensitive to tobacco tars and nicotine. In its advertising, Lorillard said its quest for the new filter ended in an atomic energy plant, where the makers of Kent found a material being used to filler air of microscopic impurities Another ad described Micronite as a pure, dust-free, completely harmless material. In reality, the dust-free, completely harmless material contained crocidolite, also called African blue asbestos for its origin and bluish color and regarded by many experts as the most hazardous of the six asbestos minerals
Additionally, it protects them from damage while in transit
This process produces an aerosol instead of smoke and avoids the combustion stage associated with traditional cigarettes
The Protos 70 cigarette making machine shares its core architecture with the 80 ER but runs at 7,000 CPM on regular diameter and 6,000 CPM on slim formats a step down in output, but also a step down in footprint and power draw