INNOKIN Redefines Pod System for a Sustainable Future with “Trine”

[Innokin]

Featuring a 3-in-1 integration of ABC: tomizer, attery (removable), and ontrol panel, Trine redefines sustainability, savings, and outstanding performance with a battery replacement system.

Key Features:
3-in-1 Structure
Removable Battery
Powered by EcoDrain™: ' - allows you to discharge batteries before disposal, minimizing the risk of fire hazards.

Join the movement towards a safer, more sustainable future with our disposal innovation!

 

[ZenAnarchi]

It’s brilliant to see a manufacturer investing to make recycling of pod kits possible, and therefore both negating one of the major arguments against them and protecting the environment

 

[todd]

Well played, major win IMO

 

[Netvaper]

Great idea that the battery can be popped out to recycle, it appears however it can't be charged, if so a shame.

 

[VapeforScotland]

We need more innovative things, you can only keep improving coils or tanks so much and I think we are past that point, batteries and better chip sets need improved.

 

[ZenAnarchi]

We need more innovative things, you can only keep improving coils or tanks so much and I think we are past that point, batteries and better chip sets need improved.

Listen mate, though I do agree with you regarding innovation and better chip sets, I think you may have missed the point here.

The vape industry has been responsible for many a disposable and pod kit that have ended up in a landfill, and the batteries have not been easily recyclable. Innokin deserves credit and applause for their efforts to make the industry more sustainable! This is definitely a step in the right direction, as was their switch to recyclable paper packaging.

We can only hope that Innokin’s efforts will be copied by other manufacturers

 

[Crispycritters]

If a lithium battery can't be charged then you're still producing a single use lithium product. Yes the battery can be changed but why not give it a USB recharge facility so it can be re-used up to 200 times instead of being recycled after one use.

Sorry Innokin, normally I enjoy your products but I see this as a step sideways rather than a way ahead. It's great that the battery can be separated for easier recycling - sad that this system will send countless numbers of lithium cells that can be recharged to land fill after a single charge.

 

[zouzounaki]

If a lithium battery can't be charged then you're still producing a single use lithium product. Yes the battery can be changed but why not give it a USB recharge facility so it can be re-used up to 200 times instead of being recycled after one use.

Sorry Innokin, normally I enjoy your products but I see this as a step sideways rather than a way ahead. It's great that the battery can be separated for easier recycling - sad that this system will send countless numbers of lithium cells that can be recharged to land fill after a single charge.

yep, they’d have been better putting a charging port on it than making the battery removable. nobody is going to recycle them and they aren’t fully recyclable anyway.

 

[ZenAnarchi]

I think we can all agree that we’d love to see revolutionary changes, but I still feel Innokin should be applauded for this change. Even if it is incremental, and not the ideal solution (whatever that is)

Personally, I’d much rather see marginal gains than none at all

 

[Rickster]

I don't know where this sits.... is it a non rechargeable pod, if so I can't see podders using it, will the disposable users bother to buy wee batteries or just chuck it away....Im no so sure, a lot will depend on price of whole unit v wee battery v disposable.