Moisture & Nicotine in Tobacco Samples

Globally, more than 7-5 million metric tons of tobacco are grown and used for the production of 5.5 trillion cigarettes. Various steps are needed for taking the tobacco leaf harvested from the fields and finally transforming it into many products like cigars, cigarettes, pipe tobacco, and others as it is a crop having high values. The initial step lies with the processing of the tobacco leaf. A central stem known as the midrib along with the leaf is contained in whole tobacco leaves that are separated mechanically at the facility of lead processing as they are used separately at the primary processing plant. For the separation process, the moisture content of these two parts is important, and when the packing is done in the storage cases for the preparation of the production of the finished tobacco products. Smoking quality, burn, waste, flavor, fill, machine operation and burn are impacted by the moisture.

NDC technologies have designed its measurement solutions and gauges for meeting the precise performance and product requirements of the Tobacco Industry. They feel that a generic "moisture meter" cannot offer a precise measurement solution for a product like tobacco with the inherent natural variations. The company’s modern generation of tobacco analyzers can offer the industry the only available uncompromised tobacco moisture measurement from extremely low levels of moisture to around 60%. The InfraLab e-Series at-Line Tobacco Analyzer can offer fast, accurate, multi-component, or single measurements. It is also available in multi-component and moisture only formats which make short work of tobacco analysis. BCL can offer you these amazing solutions for analyzing Moisture & Nicotine in Tobacco Samples in the Middle East.