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what does changing airflow on a vape do

by Dr. Tyrique Hoppe III Published 2 years ago Updated 1 year ago
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The airflow's job is simple, to allow air to freely flow from the coils to your mouth. Most devices have an adjustment ring on the tank that allows you to change the airflow manually – high and low. The higher the airflow the cooler the vape.

With an increased airflow, you will experience less flavor, less of a harsh throat hit and more vapor (with a cooler and looser draw). With a decreased airflow, you will experience more flavor, more of a harsh throat hit, and less vapor (with a hotter and tighter draw).Apr 12, 2017

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What does the airflow do on a vape tank?

Apr 12, 2017 · The amount of airflow you use when vaping can greatly change your overall experience. The airflow's job is simple, to allow air to freely flow from the coils to your mouth. Most devices have an adjustment ring on the tank that allows you to change the airflow manually – high and low. The higher the airflow the cooler the vape.

What happens when you decrease the airflow on a vape?

Apr 02, 2021 · This is the easiest to customise, and most designs come with adjustable airflow control (aka AFC), which allows you to choose the size of your airhole. Does more airflow make bigger clouds. Yes, to a certian extent. Increasing the airflow allows more air to cool the coils, making vapour more comfortable to inhale and increasing the volume.

What do the air holes do on a vape device?

Mar 22, 2018 · Also, the more airflow you use the cooler your vape will be. This means by opening up the airflow, you’ll can experience a smoother and cooler temp cloud. The air helps to bring down the temperature of your vapor, which also makes it easier on the throat and less “harsh”. It’s also a good way to loosen the draw, or inhale. The downside?

What is airflow and how does it work?

Mar 12, 2021 · Most box mod tanks come with a built-in air flow collar which, when you twist it, allows you to ‘close’ or ‘open’ your vape’s air holes. These air holes control the amount of fresh air that can ‘get in’ to your vape device when you push the fire button. If your airflow is open (or ‘wide’), then you’ll get a large cloud of cool vapour.

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How is airflow determined?

Airflow is determined primarily by the size of the airhole on your atomizer, as well as the design of the atomizer. The most common type of airflow comes from a hole on the side of your atomizer. This is the easiest to customise, and most designs come with adjustable airflow control (aka AFC), which allows you to choose the size of your airhole.

Why are airholes better than clouds?

Smaller airholes provide better throat hit, as well as more pronounced flavours. Airholes that are too wide also tend to mute flavours, so if massive clouds are not your primary reason for vaping, then smaller airholes will actually be better in terms of flavour!

Can you use an air hole on an atomizer without an adjustable AFC?

If you own an atomizer without an adjustable AFC, you might want to consider drilling out the airhole since this significantly improves performance – stock airholes usually come too small in the first place.

Does the size of an atomizer affect vapour?

The size of the atomizer actually has an effect on vapour and flavor! Smaller atomizers (more specifically, the chamber where e-liquid is vaporized) makes flavours more pronounced, as well as a hotter vape.

How to adjust airflow in a tank?

…To adjust the airflow on these, all you really have to do is twist the ring until you have your preferred airflow.

Is there a perfect vape airflow?

In all honesty, there is no perfect vape airflow that works for everyone. It’s really just a personal preference kind of thing… Although, by knowing how your airflow works, you’ll have an easier time getting the perfect vape airflow for YOU…

Vaping & Air Flow: The Basics

Most box mod tanks come with a built-in air flow collar which, when you twist it, allows you to ‘close’ or ‘open’ your vape’s air holes. These air holes control the amount of fresh air that can ‘get in’ to your vape device when you push the fire button.

Closed vs Middle vs Open Air Flow

Here’s a quick illustration to show how air flow affects the size of your cloud, the intensity of flavour and the temperature of the vapour that you breathe in.

More Airflow vs Less Airflow: Which Is Better For Vaping?

The amount of airflow you need to get ‘the perfect vape’ changes depending on the VG/PG ratio of your e-liquid, the resistance of your coil and your vaping style, amongst other things.

Airflow For Mouth-to-Lung, Direct-Lung & Cloud Chasing Vapers

Depending on your vaping style, there are pros and cons to having either a tight or open airflow:

Airflow Myths: Facts vs Fiction

Airflow is a relatively harmless setting to change on your vape. There are a few common myths about airflow which are simply untrue:

Think About Airflow Last

Just one final tip: when you’re trying to get the ‘perfect’ vaping experience, think about everything else first, then adjust your airflow. You should feel happy with the VG ratio of your e-liquid, the hardware you’re vaping on, the resistance of your coil, your wattage, your vaping mode and your vaping style, then tackle airflow.

Why do sub ohm tanks have more airflow?

They offer greater airflow because they are designed to produce giant clouds, but also because they need to dissipate more heat than a cig-a-like device.

Does VaporFi have adjustable airflow?

VaporFi offers a variety of adjustable airflow options for those who want to experiment with the effects of airflow on flavor and hit. Shop now and find the best airflow option for you today.

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