Heater for electrically heating cigarettes

Abstract

The invention relates to a heater for electrically heating cigarettes, in particular to a heater for heating cigarette products to generate smoke in a non-combustion conduction mode. The heater belongs to the technical field of low-temperature cigarettes and comprises an insulation shell, heating wires fixed in the shell and a public end connected with the heating wires. One ends of the heating wires are uniformly connected with the public end and are symmetrically lead out from the public end; the heating wires are round, polygonal or spiral heating wires formed by winding, and 8 or more heating wires are fixed at the inner wall of the shell. The heater for electrically heating the cigarettes is high in heat conduction efficiency, fast in temperature rising, high in mechanical strength and low in cost.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a heater for electrically heating cigarettes, in particular to generate smoke through non-combustion conduction heating of tobacco products through power supply. It belongs to the technical field of low temperature smoke. Background technique [0002] Traditional cigarettes are usually smoked in a burning environment of nearly 900°C. During the user’s smoking interval, the cigarette remains smoldering, which will inevitably produce a certain flow of smoke, which will affect the surrounding non-smokers. At the same time, when a cigarette After igniting, the user can only smoke it or discard it, and there is no subjective option to activate the suction process. [0003] A number of prior art documents propose the use of an electric heating cigarette system to replace traditional cigarettes, and to make tobacco products smoke by heating but not burning, which greatly reduces the flow of smoke. The electric heater of this system u...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] However, the electric heaters in the prior art have problems such as complex heater manufacturing process, insufficient immediacy of response, and low heating efficiency.

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