Re: difference between bridgeless and bridge atty

[Painfreak]

Hi I would like to find out what's the differences between this 2 atty? And what's the use of a bridge? Thank u in advance veteran!

 

[Hoosier]

The bridge is the interface to the cartridge, sometimes called "that thingy bump whatsit". The bridge touches the cartridge filler and contains one end of the wick. The other end of the wick goes through the coil. So the bridge-wick part is what transports the juice to the coil so it can be heated to a vapor state.

Some folks just drip. When dripping, the bridge just gets in the way. Solution? Darn, you guessed it, yep, a bridgeless atomizer aka: debridged or dewicked.

It's like a backseat. If you use it, it's great to have. If you don't need it, it just gets in the way of the rollcage... Well, maybe that's not a great analogy...

 

[DaveP]

My experience with dripping was maximized when I bought a 306 aomizer and a delrin whistle style drip tip. The large exposed bridge is easy to clean and the taste is great. You can drip through the tip, wipe it to remove any residue, and vape. Recommended.