Vape Tanks

Vape Tanks

We have vape tanks for sale for every style mod and system. Buy artisan and ornate tanks to customize your mod, get the best sub ohm vape tanks online, at the best prices. 

Find the perfect tank for your mod. We sell above-ohm mouth to lung tanks for e-juice flavor fanatics. Our sub ohm vape tanks generate huge clouds for vapers looking for deeper hits and a showy finish. Enjoy the latest vape technology for better taste and bigger clouds.  We stock top vape tank brands , including SMOK, Freemax, Uwell, and  Joyetech. Find vape tanks for sale and stock up with a multi-pack or buy a range of single tanks to experiment with. 

 

Vape Tank Rebuildable Parts

 

Want to build your own tank? We stock rebuildables from all the major brands. Find atomizer coils, organic cotton threading, and deep e-liquid tanks. Pair your creation with strong batteries and enjoy it all with free shipping. Build the perfect device and create your own unique vape experience.

 

 

 

Vape Tank FAQs

What is a vape tank?

Early liquid vaporizers used a cartomizer or dripping atomizer. With the first, an absorbent material known as a wick was soaked with e-liquid, which was then drawn to the atomizer or heat source, where it was vaporized. Dripping atomizers involved dropping a tiny amount of liquid directly onto the atomizer every few draws. The clearomizer, which we commonly call a 'vape tank' today, incorporated an atomizer in the center of a clear tank that could be filled with liquid. A wick still draws that liquid to the atomizer's core, where a heating coil creates the vapor, but tanks only need to be refilled once or twice a day instead of every second or third draw. Learn more.
What is a vape coil, and is it a part of a tank?
As with many things in the vape world, 'coil' can have multiple meanings. At its simplest, it's a length of round wire wrapped into a coil that's heated by a vaporizer's atomizer in order to convert liquid into vapor. More broadly, a coil could refer to an entire disposable atomizer, including the positive and negative posts, the wicking, and the housing - sometimes you'll hear this complete assembly referred to as a coil or a 'coil head.'
 

How often do I need to change my tank's coil?

When a tank coil is properly primed (broken in), a coil head can last through many tanks' worth of liquid. How long a coil lasts depends on how much you vape and what kind of liquids you prefer - liquids with a high concentration of artifical sweetener or color will tend to clog up the wicking material surrounding the actual coil more quickly. If you vape a lot of very sweet e-liquid flavors you might be changing a coil every few days, but if you vape sparingly you could go two weeks or more between head changes. Allowing your tank to run dry, however, will lead to the wicking material burning where it contacts the coil, which will ruin a head almost instantly.
 

What is a rebuildable tank?

Certain tanks, usually those with a complex acronym appending the name like RTA (rebuildable tank atomizer) or RDTA (rebuildable dripping tank atomizer), have an atomizer that can be fully disassembled. This allows the user to build their own custom coil of a size and resistance to their liking, and also to remove and replace the wicking material, re-using the same coil over and over after a brief cleaning. These are advanced user devices, as coil-building requires specialized equipment of its own and a working knowledge of basic electrical theory to avoid building a coil that's dangerous to vape.
Can my vape tank work on other mods or with different brands?
The advantage of 510-threaded clearomizers is that they're interchangeable between other models and brands. That's because the vast majority of advanced personal vaporizers have adopted the 510-style thread pattern, meaning you can swap tanks and mods at will. Newer 'pod mod' style compact systems usually require you to purchase a proprietary tank style that's only compatible with one battery and usually isn't even interchangeable between different models offered by a single manufacturer.
 

How do I fill my vape tank?

There are general best practices for filling your vape tank, but do check the instructions for your particular model. Refillable tanks have a 'fill port' accessed from the top or bottom of the tank. Remove either the top or bottom cap to access a hole where you can use a dropper or needle-tipped bottle to refill your tank.
How much liquid will a vape tank hold?
Liquid capacity varies quite a bit from tank to tank. Some pod mods use a proprietary system that holds as little as 1 ml of liquid, but keep in mind these low-powered devices also consume liquid more slowly. Meanwhile, actual mod tanks begin with a capacity of 2 ml (the European Union has mandated tank capacity be limited to 2 ml) and in the US go as high as 7 or 8 ml.
 

What are the parts of a vape tank?

Some tanks contain components that can be altered by the vaper, but let's stick with tanks comprised of factory-built parts for this one. At the bottom of your tank is the base, which screws into a vape mod via 510 threads and has a contact pin at the bottom to convey electricity from the mod to the tank. An atomizer, or 'coil head,' threads into the center of the base. The atomizer consists of positive and negative poles connected by a metal coil or strip of wire mesh. When electricity is applied to the coil, resistance between the positive and negative terminals generates heat, which is used to turn liquid into vapor. The coil is then surrounded by a wick of organic cotton or similar material that draws liquid from the reservoir tank to the coil. Outside the atomizer, a clear bulb typically constructed of glass forms the outer wall of the tank, and a top cap with removable mouthpiece is screwed onto the top to hold the tank together. The top cap will usually be comprised of two pieces, with one being removed to expose 'fill ports,' or holes which can be used to insert a dropper bottle tip to fill the tank with liquid.