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RamyZ, your banner doesn't show your location, but most any vape shop in your town will carry Kanger tanks and most likely the actual replacement glass tank itself. People drop them and break them all the time. If they don't, then you can buy a new tank at the vape shop and order the replacement glass tank for the atomizer that needs it.
We all need backups, and backups for our backups. Then, there's no reason to want a cigarette when you are trying to quit. Every vaper needs at least two of most everything!
We all need backups, and backups for our backups. Then, there's no reason to want a cigarette when you are trying to quit. Every vaper needs at least two of most everything!
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Welcome RamyZ. It is possible that the glass had a flaw to begin with. Depending on your location and local shops you should be able to find a replacement glass.
A torn Rotator cuff is no fun - get well soon. As far as the pressure on glass - I worked with slot machines that are built with thick and strong glass on the face of the machines. Folks would get ...... (or drunk or whatever) and punch the machine as hard as they could and it would not break. I've seen it. And then someone else would barely tap it in a non-violent way or at a certain angle and boom --it shattered.
So when I handle my tanks I just try not to touch the glass.
It is a good idea when you order a tank to order a spare glass tube if one is not included. Fasttech usually has most popular tank extras in stock so check them before ordering from more expensive channels.
Great info, Chellie! I'd also add that it helps to put a drop of juice on the o-rings when you install the glass or polycarbonate tank to help the cap screw into place easily without galling or twisting the o-rings. It's also a good way to prevent future leakage.
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Shadgrind
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I have a cracked glass on my cloud-based King TFV 12, it is only a small crack. It doesn’t cause any leaking, so... vape on brother!
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