Five Deans Technology Showcases E-Cigarette Products at Dortmund Tobacco Exhibition

Sep.15.2022
Five Deans Technology Showcases E-Cigarette Products at Dortmund Tobacco Exhibition
Five Deans showcased their e-cigarettes at the Dortmund Tobacco Exhibition, featuring colorful designs and large capacities.

On September 15th at 10:00 am local time (4:00 pm Beijing time), the Dortmund Tobacco Expo grandly opened at the Dortmund Exhibition Center, covering an area of over 40,000 square meters. As a well-known OEM/ODM enterprise in the industry, Wulian Technology, a subsidiary of listed company Five Rings Group, proudly showcased its full range of electronic cigarette products at booth 1.A28, including CBD products and disposable e-cigarette series.


Visitors to the tobacco exhibition in Dortmund, Germany, had the opportunity to experience five top-notch electronic cigarette products.


Nextvapor Wudian Technology focuses on trendy designs and colorful packaging, emphasizing the currently popular large capacity and wide-mouthed products. Its brand DUNKE offers disposable electronic cigarettes, pod vapes, and accessories, while the BTBE brand's ONX disposable CBD electronic cigarette has also gained popularity among exhibition attendees for its sleek design.


Wodian Technology's electronic cigarette product line.


Widely popular in the global market, Wodian Technology boasts a comprehensive line of disposable electronic cigarettes, ranging from 2ml to a massive 16ml capacity, complying with European standards. The products come in different shapes and an array of colors that attract the attention of onlookers. Additionally, their pod vape products have a capacity of up to 5ml, catering to current customers' preference for high-capacity products.


Visitors at the Dortmund Tobacco Expo in Germany had the opportunity to try out the product line of electronic cigarettes from Wodian Technology.


Wudian Technology focuses on the research and development, production, sales, and service of electronic cigarettes. The factory covers an area of over 30,000 square meters with a monthly production capacity of up to 2400K. Since its establishment in 2017, the company has grown rapidly and now owns brands such as Dunke, BTBE, and NEXTVAPOR. Its CBD business has particularly shown impressive growth and has reached the TOP3 ranking in the CBD industry in 2021.


Exhibition poster of Wu Dian.


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