Rolling filters – Cardboard, glass and activated carbon

Choose according to filter construction

Cardboard tips mainly serve as a structured mouthpiece and should not be confused with a cellulose or activated carbon filter. The selection includes flat cuts, sometimes perforated or unbleached, as well as pre-rolled conical tips. Cylindrical cellulose or cellulose acetate filters are ready to be inserted when rolling.

Activated carbon and hybrid models

Activated carbon references use a filtering medium, often made from coconut shells. Depending on the model, the ends are made of ceramic, cellulose, vegan fibres or paper. The selection ranges from Super Slim to Regular, with diameters of 5 to 9 mm and conical models. Diameter remains the first criterion to check when matching the filter to the rolling format or a compatible accessory.

Glass, tar filters and fruity flavours

Borosilicate glass filters are rigid, washable and reusable. The selection includes flat or round profiles and diameters of 6, 7 or 8 mm. Among the tar filters, some references are integrated into the roll, while others are additional tips intended for a finished hand-rolled cigarette or a standard manufactured cigarette. The flavoured ball models offer watermelon, grape, mango and blueberry flavours; the ball is pressed before insertion.

Length and packaging

Among the cylindrical filters, the available lengths range from 15 to 36 mm. Booklets mainly contain flat tips, while the selection also includes blister packs, resealable pouches and a resealable glass jar. Resealable pouches help keep the filters together between uses. Compare the dimensions and number of pieces to choose a format suited to the intended rolling equipment.