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Cigarette Manufacturing Machines in Pakistan

Making a good cigarette starts long before the pack. It starts with a maker that lays down an even rod, a filter line that cuts clean, and tobacco machinery that keeps the whole floor fed. Civic Tobacco Machinery supplies cigarette manufacturing machines in Pakistan across all three areas.

Cigarette Making Machines in Pakistan

The maker is the heart of any cigarette factory. It takes cut tobacco and paper and turns them into a finished rod, thousands of times a minute, without a break in quality. Civic Tobacco Machinery supplies cigarette making machines in Pakistan that are built to hold that pace.

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Molins Mark 8 Post 64

Molins Mark 8 Post 64

Machine Speed
1,800 – 2,000 cigarettes per minute
Cigarette Maker
Molins MK-8 'Post 64' with double colour printer
Cigarette Circumference
17mm – 28.3mm
Filter + Tobacco Rod Length
65mm – 110mm
Filter Attachment
Max Multiroll
Default Setup Size
Standard 84mm / 100mm / slims / super slims / nano
Weight
3,500 kg (approx.)
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Molins Mark 8D MAX 15

Molins Mark 8D MAX 15

Machine Speed
3,000 cigarettes per minute
Cigarette Sizes
King / Demi / Slims / Super Slims / Nano
Cigarette Circumference
17mm – 28.3mm
Filter + Tobacco Rod Length
65mm – 110mm
Machine Unit
MK-8D Cigarette Maker, MAX-15 with 1117 infeed unit
Total Power
17 KW
Total Weight
5,000 kg
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Molins Mark 9.5 with Lenze Servo Drives

Molins Mark 9.5 with Lenze Servo Drives

Production Capacity
3,500 cpm (regular dia.), 3,200 cpm (slim & super slim)
Cigarette Circumference
17mm – 28.3mm
Filter + Tobacco Rod Length
65mm – 110mm
PLC Control System
Siemens PLC
Weight Control
Microwave system
Servo System
Lenze
Machine Unit
MK-9.5 Cigarette Maker, MAX-S Filter Assembler, HCF80 Auto Tray Filler
Power
MK-9.5 / 35 KW, MAX-S / 20 KW, HCF80 / 15 KW
Total Weight
8,600 kg
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Molins Mark-9.5 with Max S & Tray Filler

Molins Mark-9.5 with Max S & Tray Filler

Machine Speed
4,500 – 5,000 cigarettes per minute
Cigarette Maker
MK-9.5 tobacco cigarette making machine
Cigarette Circumference
17mm – 28.3mm
Filter + Tobacco Rod Length
65mm – 110mm
Filter Attachment
Max-S filter assembler with mass flow tray filler
Default Setup Size
Standard 84mm
Weight
7,800 kg (approx.)
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Molins MK-9 with Max S

Molins MK-9 with Max S

Machine Speed
4,500 – 5,000 cigarettes per minute
Cigarette Maker
MK-9 tobacco cigarette making machine
Cigarette Circumference
17mm – 28.3mm
Filter + Tobacco Rod Length
65mm – 110mm
Filter Attachment
Max-S filter assembler with mass flow tray filler
Default Setup Size
Standard 84mm
Weight
7,800 kg (approx.)
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Protos 70

Protos 70

Production Capacity
7,000 cpm (regular dia.), 6,000 cpm (slim & super slim)
Cigarette Circumference
17mm – 28.3mm
Filter + Tobacco Rod Length
65mm – 110mm
PLC Control System
Siemens IPC or Beckhoff IPC
Weight Control
Microwave system
Machine Unit
S7000 cigarette rod maker, M8000 filter tip attachment, F80 auto tray filler
Power
S7000 / 50 KW, M8000 / 20 KW, F80 / 15 KW
Total Weight
10,800 kg
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Protos 80 ER

Protos 80 ER

Production Capacity
8,000 cpm (regular dia.), 7,000 cpm (slim & super slim)
Cigarette Circumference
17mm – 28.3mm
Filter + Tobacco Rod Length
65mm – 110mm
PLC Control System
Siemens IPC or Beckhoff IPC
Weight Control
Microwave system
Machine Unit
S7000 cigarette rod maker, M8000 filter tip attachment, F80 auto tray filler
Power
S7000 / 50 KW, M8000 / 20 KW, F80 / 15 KW
Total Weight
10,800 kg
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What Is a Cigarette Manufacturing Machine?

A cigarette manufacturing machine, often called the maker, takes cut tobacco and rolling paper and forms them into a continuous rod, attaches a filter, and cuts the rod into individual cigarettes at high speed. Models differ mainly in how fast they run and how evenly they hold rod density and filter alignment as that speed increases.

Main Components of a Cigarette Manufacturing Machine

Every maker in our range is built around the same core stages, though the specific units vary by model:

  • Rod Forming Units. Tobacco is fed and wrapped in a continuous strip of paper to build the cigarette rod. On machines like the Molins Mark 8D MAX 15, this stage is handled by the MK-8D cigarette maker itself, paired with the MAX-15 and 1117 infeed unit to keep the tobacco supply steady at higher speeds.
  • Filter Attachment Units. A filter is joined to each rod as it forms. Our Mark 9.5 and MK-9 machines use a Max-S filter assembler with a mass flow tray filler for this stage, while the Protos 70 and 80 ER rely on an M8000 filter tip attachment paired with an F80 auto tray filler.
  • Cutting Units. The joined rod and filter are cut into individual, precise cigarette lengths. On the Protos range, this stage runs through the S7000 cigarette rod maker, built to hold consistent cuts even at 7,000 to 8,000 cigarettes per minute.
  • Weight and Quality Control Systems. Higher-speed machines like the Mark 9.5 and Protos range use microwave-based weight control systems to monitor rod density as it’s produced, catching inconsistencies before they reach finished output.

Key Advantages of High-Speed Cigarette Manufacturing Machines

Our range runs from 1,800 cigarettes per minute on the Molins Mark 8 Post 64 up to 8,000 cigarettes per minute on the Protos 80 ER, giving factories a genuine choice depending on their production targets. Moving to a higher-speed maker typically brings:

  • Higher output per shift without adding a second machine
  • Lower labor cost per cigarette produced, since fewer operators are needed to run the same volume
  • More consistent rod density and filter alignment at scale
  • Room to grow into higher-volume contracts without replacing the machine again in the short term

Benefits of Automated Cigarette Manufacturing

Moving from manual or semi-automated production to a fully automated maker changes what a factory can realistically commit to:

  • Efficiency. A single machine sustains output that would otherwise require significantly more manual labor.
  • Consistency. Rod density, filter placement, and cut length stay uniform across an entire shift, not just the first batch.
  • Cost control. Less manual handling means lower ongoing labor cost, and fewer rejected cigarettes means less wasted tobacco.
  • Scalability. Our range covers machines suited to a single modest production line as well as high-volume, multi-shift factories, so output can grow without starting from scratch.

Compare Our Cigarette Making Machines

All seven makers run the same 17mm–28.3mm circumference and 65mm–110mm filter-and-tobacco rod length range, so the practical differences between them come down to speed, power draw and weight. Here’s how they stack up side by side.

ModelSpeedPowerWeightBest suited for
Mark 8 Post 641,800–2,000 cpm—3,500 kgEntry maker line, reliable backup maker
Mark 8D MAX 153,000 cpm17 KW5,000 kgHigh-volume production, multi-format factories
Mark 9.5 (Lenze Servo Drives)3,500 cpm (regular), 3,200 cpm (slim)MK-9.5 35 KW + MAX-S 20 KW + HCF80 15 KW8,600 kgHigh-volume production, multi-format factories
Mark-9.5 (Max S & Tray Filler)4,500–5,000 cpm—7,800 kgHigh-volume production, export-ready manufacturing
MK-9 (Max S)4,500–5,000 cpm—7,800 kgHigh-volume production, main maker line
Protos 707,000 cpm (regular), 6,000 cpm (slim)S7000 50 KW + M8000 20 KW + F80 15 KW10,800 kgHigh-volume production, large-scale manufacturing
Protos 80 ER8,000 cpm (regular), 7,000 cpm (slim)S7000 50 KW + M8000 20 KW + F80 15 KW10,800 kgHigh-volume production, large-scale manufacturing

Why Buy Cigarette Manufacturing Machines From Civic Tobacco Machinery

Civic Tobacco Machinery has supplied and supported cigarette making machines from the SITE industrial estate in Karachi since 1990, working with factories across Pakistan and export markets beyond it. A few reasons factories keep coming back to us:

  • Machines that run from day one. Every maker we sell, Molins or Hauni Protos, is set up, tested and handed over ready to hold its rod density and speed from the first shift, not just on demo day.
  • Installation and commissioning included. Our own team handles setup on your floor, so a maker arrives ready to run rather than left for your operators to work out on their own.
  • Ongoing spares and service. We stay reachable after handover, so a breakdown doesn’t turn into extended downtime.
  • New, used and reconditioned options. Every budget gets a genuine choice, not just the newest, most expensive machine on the list.

How to Choose the Right Cigarette Making Machine for Your Production Line

The right maker depends on your target output, product formats, and what the rest of your line is already running, not just which machine has the highest speed rating. A few things worth checking before you commit:

  • Does the machine’s rated speed match your actual production target, with room to grow?
  • Does it support the formats you sell, King Size, Slims, Super Slims, or Nano?
  • Will it run in step with your existing or planned filter and packing lines?
  • Is spare parts availability and after-sale support included for that specific brand and model?

For a full walkthrough of these questions, see our guide on how to choose the right cigarette making machine. Tell us your target output and the brands you already run, and we’ll point you to a maker that actually fits your line, whether that’s a Molins Mark 8 for a modest run or a faster Mark 9.5 or Protos for high-volume production.

New, Used & Reconditioned Cigarette Manufacturing Machines

Every factory’s starting point is different, so we don’t push the same machine on everyone. New, used and reconditioned machines are all genuinely available, priced for different budgets, and every reconditioned unit is inspected, serviced and tested before it leaves us. Our engineers stay involved through setup, so the machine you buy performs the way it was described to you.

Exporting Cigarette Manufacturing Machines From Pakistan

Most of our makers go to factories across Pakistan, but we also export equipment to markets including Bangladesh, Turkey, Indonesia, Poland, Bulgaria and beyond. See our export destinations for more on how we ship and support machinery outside Pakistan.

Frequently asked questions

We supply the full making line: Molins Mark 8, Mark 9 and Mark 9.5 makers and Hauni Protos makers, plus KDF and Molins filter makers and the tobacco feeders, cutters and reclaimers that support them.

Depending on the model, our makers run from around 1,800 up to 8,000 cigarettes per minute, so you can match the machine to your target output.

Both. Reconditioned Molins and Hauni machines are fully inspected, serviced and tested before sale, offering strong value for growing factories.

Yes. We make sure the maker, filter line and packing line run in step so the whole production line stays balanced. Tell us your brands and target output and we'll recommend a setup.

Yes. Alongside our Pakistan-based customers, we export cigarette manufacturing machines to markets including Bangladesh, Turkey, Indonesia, Poland, and Bulgaria.

Not sure which machine you need?

Tell us your format, target output and budget. We will recommend the right machine, new or reconditioned, and help you get it running.