Firstunion Dual Heating System HTP “Biheat” Launches at InterTabac, Germany

Sep.18.2025
CFU launched the Biheat HTP series at InterTabac in Germany, featuring the world’s first dual-heating system combined with AI control and a 3.42-inch display, enabling multi-dimensional collaborative heating and personalized temperature adjustment, with each stick delivering over 40% more puffs than traditional solutions.

Leading vaporization company Firstunion unveiled its new Biheat Series HTP products during the InterTabac trade fair in Germany. The series introduces a Dual Heating System to HTP for the first time, integrating multiple heating methods to deliver multi-dimensional heating synergy. Biheat raises puffs per tobacco stick to 20+, more than 40% higher than conventional solutions.

 

Firstunion Dual Heating System HTP “Biheat” Launches at InterTabac, Germany
Image source: Firstunion Group

 

In addition, the Biheat Series is equipped with an AI model and an HD interactive display of up to 3.42 inches. The system can learn users’ puffing habits in real time and dynamically adjust temperature. The smart screen supports voice interaction and serves as a health management hub, while an AI assistant provides a personalized Q&A experience.

 

Firstunion Dual Heating System HTP “Biheat” Launches at InterTabac, Germany
Image source: Firstunion Group

 

Firstunion disclosed that it has laid out over 2,000 patents in the HTP field, including more than 200 international PCT patents. The products will launch first across the broader Asia-Pacific region.

 

Next, 2Firsts will present an exclusive interview with Firstunion, providing an in-depth look at the development logic and market prospects of this new technology.

 

For more on-the-ground coverage, visit the 2Firsts InterTabac Special Section.

 

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