Vape Accessories are a huge category that covers anything from e-cig mouthpieces to atomizer coils. These are the items that can make your device look better and they’re also quick and easy to change.
Drip tips made from Ultem are gaining popularity as they’re highly heat resistant and resist lip gunk. They’re available in cool colors and are a great accessory to your vaping experience.
1. Drip Tip
The drip tip is a small, cylinder-shaped mouthpiece used on vape tanks and atomizers. They are available in a wide range of shapes, sizes and colours and are an essential component of the vast majority of vape devices.
Drip tips are made from various materials, with Delrin and ULTEM being the most common options. Delrin (also known as POM) is a heat resistant plastic that also works well as an insulator. It is often used on the outer section of a drip tip, while more expensive models use thermoplastic polyetherimide, or ULTEM for short.
Regardless of their material, drip tips are important because they make the device more comfortable to hold and allow users to enjoy better flavour. They can also be found in a wide variety of colours, styles and finishes to suit any aesthetic. Plus, they are easy to clean and can be soaked in isopropyl alcohol or warm water to remove any buildup of dirt or gunk.
2. Vape Case
A Vape Case is a great accessory for anyone who wants to keep their vaporizer safe and secure. They’re also a great way to prevent misplacing your device by keeping it out of sight and away from other items in your bag or pocket.
Vape cases are made from a variety of materials, with many offering customization options to match your personal style and preferences. They’re also designed to protect your vaporizer from accidental drops and everyday wear and tear.
This vape case from RYOT PackRatz is perfect for storing small glass pieces, one-hitter pipes, and smaller vaporizers. It has separate compartments for your device, a charger, and even your dabbing tool. It’s lightweight and easy to carry with you on the go. Plus, it features a molded carabiner ring that makes it easy to attach to your backpack or belt loop. This is an ideal accessory for those who love to travel with their vaporizers.
3. Dab Tool
The Dab Tool is a small wand used to hygienically scoop and place a dab onto the nail of your favorite dab rig. These tools can be made of a variety of materials, including titanium, glass, quartz, and ceramics. They can also be designed with different shapes on the scooping end to handle different types of concentrates.
Some common dab tool shapes include paddles (wide and flat, like an oar or paddle), scoops (a shallower implement with a deeper shape that can scoop various concentrates), and picks (pointed, often best for shatter and crumble). Other types of dabs are more runny and can be handled with silicone suction dab tools that have a hollow tip.
Some dab tools can be interchangeable, with different shaped ends that can be screwed on and off the handle for more versatility. These are typically more expensive but can be useful for someone who frequently switches between different types of concentrates.
4. Battery Charger
Having a battery charger in your kit is essential, as it helps prevent damage to the batteries from factors like extreme heat, vibration, and moisture. It also helps prolong the life of the batteries by bringing them back up to a full charge when they get low.
Generally, you want to look for a battery charger that is rated within 10 percent of the capacity (in ampere hours) of the battery being charged. If the battery is rated at 50 Ah, for example, a 10-amp charger will take about 6 hours to fully charge it.
Additionally, many battery chargers have advanced features to further extend the life of your batteries. For instance, some have engine start functions and reconditioning programs that reverse the sulfate buildup on lead-acid batteries’ interior plates to increase performance and capacity. They may also be designed to work with different power grid voltages, so you can use them worldwide. This is very important when travelling as mismatching the grid voltage can damage your charger and battery, and potentially harm you too.
