Do tanks for 510 fit 801s?

[Coffeez]

So i see everywhere has tanks for 501, i personally have never used an 501, do tanks that fit 501's fit 801's?

Asking because i have never seen a tank advertised as 801, and i have no experience with tanks, so im looking for information before i order supplies.

Ty

 

[Coffeez]

this forum is moving quick. Bump

 

[Myrany]

There are adapters that let you switch the threading from one type to another so maybe a tank could be fit that way. I am fairly sure there are clearomizers that work CE3 type I think (don't me to that as it might be 808 not 801).

 

[Baditude]

You said 501's. Did you mean 510 threaded?

Just about all standard cartomizers are the same diameter, and differ only in their length (standard size = 35mm; XL cartos are 45mm), their threading to attach to your battery device's connector (ie, 510 or 801 threads), and single or dual coils (atomizer or heating coils).

If you own a battery device that uses an 801 connector and already use 801 cartomizers (ie Ikenvape 801 Fusions), they will fit in a cartotank that was designed for a 510 cartomizer. However, the extensioned base of the 801 cartomizers will cause a gap between the bottom cap of the tank and the battery device.

Ikenvape sells both 510 and 801 threaded cartomizers, and advertises a Fusion tank to be used with their Fusion cartomizers, so perhaps that gap I was talking about above is not a factor when using this combination. Although I have used the 801 Fusion cartomizers in regular cartotanks (and dealt with the gap, I don't own the Fusion tank to know how it works with the 801 threaded cartomizers. https://www.ikenvape.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=FUZETNK

Hopefully I understood your question and gave you useful information.

 

[Coffeez]

You said 501's. Did you mean 510 threaded?

Just about all standard cartomizers are the same diameter, and differ only in their length (standard size = 35mm; XL cartos are 45mm), their threading to attach to your battery device's connector (ie, 510 or 801 threads), and single or dual coils (atomizer or heating coils).

If you own a battery device that uses an 801 connector and already use 801 cartomizers (ie Ikenvape 801 Fusions), they will fit in a cartotank that was designed for a 510 cartomizer. However, the extensioned base of the 801 cartomizers will cause a gap between the bottom cap of the tank and the battery device.

Ikenvape sells both 510 and 801 threaded cartomizers, and advertises a Fusion tank to be used with their Fusion cartomizers, so perhaps that gap I was talking about above is not a factor when using this combination. Although I have used the 801 Fusion cartomizers in regular cartotanks (and dealt with the gap, I don't own the Fusion tank to know how it works with the 801 threaded cartomizers. https://www.ikenvape.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=FUZETNK

Hopefully I understood your question and gave you useful information.

this was exactly what i was looking for, maybe i didn't word it correctly, but you got what i was asking, which was are the diameters different between 501 and 801, the actually threading isnt an issue. The gap shouldnt really be a problem as long as the o rings opn the tank hold and there isnt a leak issue.