German 6mm 36mm Pipe Filter

German 6mm 36mm Pipe Filter

Always on the subject of:
What type of pipe should we use with what type of filtering system!?
Which pipe filtering system is suitable!?
Does the filtering system affect the quality of the pipe or not!?
And!?
Regardless of what type of pipe filtering system your pipe is! You should note that pipe filtering systems have different functions and effects. What type of filtering system is suitable depends on what your purpose is for using the filter in your pipe!?
If you use a pipe filtering system from a health point of view, it seems that your action is based on a misconception!
Because the filtering system has a positive health effect only if you inhale the pipe smoke into your lungs, which of course is not the right method, and this positive effect will only be if you have used the right type of filter.
After this brief introduction, we will explain the types of pipe filtering systems.

Today, the filters available on the market are divided into three main groups:

Pass Through Filters

Absorptive Filters

Condenser Filters

Pass Through Pipe Filter:

This group includes 9 and 6 mm ceramic filters (single or double ceramic) containing activated carbon, crystal filters containing silica crystals, and ring filters specifically for Falcon pipes.

The effect of this group of filters is more on the suspended and partially visible particles in the smoke resulting from burning tobacco.
In this way, as the smoke passes through these filters, each of which contains its own specific materials, some of the suspended particles and ash and some of the nicotine in the smoke are absorbed.

This filtering effect can have a positive effect on the health of those who mistakenly inhale the smoke into their lungs, but for those who do not inhale the smoke, it only reduces the taste of the tobacco and perhaps reduces the moisture content to some extent.

Given that there has not yet been a scientific and detailed study on the effect of filters on the health of pipe smokers, based on the available evidence and personal experiences, there is no clear and obvious difference in the health of those who use filters when smoking a pipe and those who do not.

Another point worth considering is that the use of through-pass filters, due to the way they work, causes a noticeable decrease in the taste and to some extent the nicotine in the pipe smoke, and this can be a reason for the consumer’s needs not being met, both physically and mentally, and can be a factor in increasing the number of times they smoke, which in turn increases the risk to individual health.