Hara Supply, one of the world’s largest manufacturer of cones and combustibles, announced the expansion of its filter tip offerings for pre-roll joints and blunts, which are made from materials such as glass and ceramic.
By offering numerous customization options, from logo printing to size and shape preferences, Hara lets brands craft unique and personalized pre-roll products. The company’s scalability enables them to meet orders in the millions. The filter tips are made from 100% natural, non-toxic, single-sourced materials, with a product catalog that includes options such as:
Conical W Fold: Popular and versatile tip, often paired with direct printing for brand logos.
Conical & Cylindrical Glass Tips: Provides a premium experience and is frequently used with a cigar band wrap.
Conical & Cylindrical Ceramic Tips: Premium ceramic filters with 1x-6x air holes.
Spiral Twist Tip: Unique ceramic twisting tip, delivering a customized air flow path.
The filter tips are manufactured across the company’s network of factories in India, a distinct advantage for Hara – the country continues to invest in production infrastructure as part of Prime Minister Modi’s $1.2 trillion “Make-In-India” plan. Compared to Chinese manufacturing, India comes with a lower risk, which means Hara customers never have to worry about inventory shortages, and increased logistical infrastructure allows for quick and direct shipping and processing. India’s growing manufacturing sector provides a strong foundation for Hara’s owned production, which will continue to grow in the coming years.
Beyond filter tips, Hara provides a variety of custom child-resistant packaging for pre-rolled cones, including tubes, branded towers, boxes, tins, and other retail packaging solutions. With industry-leading production capacity and a top-tier customer success team, the company ensures that all materials are lab-tested for heavy metals and pesticides to meet the highest health compliance standards and state guidelines, supported by Hara’s rigorous 13-step AQL-spot check process.
