Concentrate Replacement Parts

COILS, CHAMBERS AND GLASS

Concentrate parts sit in direct contact with your material at full temperature, which is why coils, buckets and heating chambers lose performance long before anything else on the device does. Glass is the other short life item here, for a much simpler reason.

Sorting this page starts with the device, not the part. GO and GO Plus take their own coil, heating chamber, percolator and glass. Mini and Mini Plus take cups, mesh chambers and screens. Snap and Snap VV run on magnetic rings. Nothing crosses over between them, and each product page names the device it was built for.

• Exxus GO: the GO Replacement Coil is an XL triple quartz design that spreads heat over a large surface area. The Go Low Temperature Kit swaps in a quartz bucket coil and a glass snub nose mouthpiece so you can run cooler for flavor.
• GO glass: the Bent Glass Mouthpiece and the Hydro Adapter are both quartz glass, and the adapter interchanges with the standard bent mouthpiece in one twist. The GO Plus Glass Percolator is 7 inches of borosilicate, roughly 4 inches wide, with a curved mouthpiece.
• GO Plus chamber: made specifically for that device, and the piece that decides how clean the vapor tastes.
• Exxus Mini and Mini Plus: the Mini Oil Cup opens concentrate work on a device that ships set up for dry herb. The Mini Plus Mesh Concentrate Chamber comes three to a pack and loads about halfway. The Mini Hydro Adapter pairs the Mini with water filtration.
• Skillets: the Dual Coil Quartz Skillet handles thick wax. The Disc Skillet has no coils in it at all, which leaves more room for material and keeps metallic notes out of the taste.
• Snap magnetics: the Snap and Snap VV rings hold the atomizer with a magnet rather than threading, and the small bore ring gives a magnetic connection for various cartridge types on the Snap VV.
• CCELL drop in adapter: gets a Palm Pro or a Rizo working again, with a strong magnet on one end and a 510 connection on the other. Five to a pack, so a dirty one gets swapped rather than cleaned mid session.

Most of it is a twist or a drop in. Coils and chambers thread into the heating base and want finger tight, no more. Glass seats on a ground joint, so go by feel rather than force. Mesh chambers load about halfway, then slide into the Mini Plus once the magnetic mouthpiece is off.

Vapor volume drops before flavor does, and that is the first warning a coil gives you: a load that used to fill a draw now fills half of one. Next comes a burnt note that survives a proper clean, which means the quartz is glazed rather than dirty, and glazing does not come off. Discoloration baked into the quartz that isopropyl will not lift is the same problem, visible. Chambers take longer and follow the same path, ending in harsh, muted vapor from material that used to taste fine. Glass is the exception. It usually fails all at once, on a hard floor, with no warning at all. Cleaning after heavy use buys you real time on everything except the drop.

From a single replacement coil up to a 7 inch percolator. VRS pieces have a page of their own, and pen hardware sits under vape pen replacement parts.