Ceramic Coils Help Please?

[Deleted member 55948]

That’s not conclusive at all. Why take the risk?

https://www.docdroid.net/hftSRNe/1215-592.pdf

 

[Deleted member 58360]

https://www.docdroid.net/hftSRNe/1215-592.pdf

Yeah, ok.

Let's all download an unverified file from a random file sharing site...

 

[Mitz]

Yeah, ok.

Let's all download an unverified file from a random file sharing site...

No need to download anything. Click the link and the pdf opens up.

https://www.docdroid.net/hftSRNe/1215-592.pdf

So because a single filter test showed no particulate matter transfered after a single machine took 25 puffs on a single ceramic coil under a single set of conditions it means that all ceramic coils are always safe?

 

[eyeball kid]

So because a filter test showed no particulate matter transfered after a machine took 25 puffs on a single ceramic coil it means ceramic coils are safe?

Wow.

Tubby engineer did some testing back when the ceramic kanger, obs and atom vapes one's hit the market. I do remember they started to break down at the end of life.
he was not impressed with the results and as I said I found them to be disappointing in use compared to the standard cotton versions.

 

[Deleted member 58360]

There's the potential for damage if you drop one as well.

And the way they may (or may not) deal with dry hits if (when) you don't notice the tank running dry.

 

[Mitz]

Tubby engineer did some testing back when the ceramic kanger, obs and atom vapes one's hit the market. I do remember they started to break down at the end of life.
he was not impressed with the results and as I said I found them to be disappointing in use compared to the standard cotton versions.

I remember you mentioning that before. I stopped using ceramic coils after tapping one on a table very gently caused small salt like shards to fall out.

 

[eyeball kid]

I remember you mentioning that before. I stopped using ceramic coils after tapping one on a table very gently caused small salt like shards to fall out.

They've improved immeasurably and certainly could do with some up to date testing as they're becoming common place due to the way they keep stable for the tech on modern mods that avoids dry hits.
I still prefer cotton myself. I'm happy to make my own mind up if a coil is drying out.

 

[eyeball kid]

I think the key is when they're used in conjunction with a mod with the right tech then the risk is minimal at most but the issue is if you pick up some ccell style coils and use them on a mod that just delivers pure power then there's definitely a chance of the ceramic breaking down and then the dust is available for inhalation.

 

[Mitz]

They've improved immeasurably and certainly could do with some up to date testing as they're becoming common place due to the way they keep stable for the tech on modern mods that avoids dry hits.
I still prefer cotton myself. I'm happy to make my own mind up if a coil is drying out.

My last post wasn't 100% accurate as there is one exception. I very occasionally use the Voopoo 1.2 ceramic coil at very low mtl wattage. But not before I had dismantled a few to satisfy myself that they were solid and not shedding ceramic dust. The ceramic is miniscule and I would never continue to use one if I dropped it and I never clean and reuse them.

I agree. Can't beat cotton for flavour.

 

[Deleted member 55948]

Yeah, ok.

Let's all download an unverified file from a random file sharing site...

This is what kickstarted it all, leaving a very bad taste in our mouths and there is a correlation with ceramic water filters which suffers by the same disputes long prior to this.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScBOPx3YguI-AnhDG-KBruO681JMzcTmwF4Dn8g118X8gL4eQ/viewform

further reading:
https://www.vapingpost.com/2016/10/04/ceramic-coils-advantages-and-disadvantages/

http://www.feelmtech.com/blog/is-ceramic-coil-amzaing.html

http://guide.heavengifts.com/concerned-vaping-ceramic-coils.html