Tobacco

In the tobacco industry, the fully automatic intermittent chemical analyzer has become a key technical support for optimizing tobacco quality, controlling production processes, and ensuring product safety due to its high precision, multi-component synchronous analysis, and high degree of automation. The instrument can accurately measure substances such as ammonia nitrogen, chloride, nitrate, phosphate, cyanide, and formaldehyde in tobacco leaves, strictly complying with domestic and foreign tobacco safety standards and reducing health risks. In addition, its automated operation reduces human error, and its low detection limit and high repeatability meet the strict quality control requirements of the tobacco industry, providing solid technical support for the reduction of harm, coke, and high-end development of cigarette products.