Replacment wick for eGo-t type B

[gary777]

I have burnt two wicks in my eGo-t type-B atty, coil still work fine, any way to buy or make a wicks for this model....

 

[Killjoy1]

You can use the wicks from CE2 cartos to re-wick them. There are also other options for wicking material, look around in the "modding" forum and you'll find a few suggestions

 

[unsung]

Hi, this is exactly what i am looking for and in my case is reallyyyy urgent (very serious problem). I have tried to find what exactly is the wick material of an ego atomizer. I believe that the wick consists of 2 materials. The silicone and the nickel chrome wire. I am not 100% sure so please anyone who knows verify or correct me.
My questions are:
1. Are the materials mentioned above correct?
2. what kind of silicone is that exactly? Can you suggest a few websites selling it?

 

[Killjoy1]

The ni-chrome wire is the atomizer coil and I think you mean silica and not silicone ;-) Silica rope is commonly used in high-temperature seals (furnace doors, etc). There are a few e-cig vendors that carry both and you can also order both products in larger quantity from places like mcmaster-carr. The only e-cig vendor I can think of offhand that has them is Nhaler, they have replacment wicks and coils for their re-buildable atomizer mod: ATo-Miser Xtra Wicks and Wires Probably a little more expensive than just buying the base materials, but if you're in a pinch and need it quick this is a good option, though somebody else will probably chime in with another vendor that does have just the base materials for sale. Another quick and dirty option is to buy a pack of clearomizers and gut them for the parts

 

[Iffy]

For bulk wicking silica, go over to the mod forum and so a search.

 

[mgordon1100]

I'm not all that familiar with the B style, as I use the A's, but this is what I did when I messed up my wick. With the piercing spike removed, I took a piece of cotton from a cotton ball (about the size of my pinky nail), and put it down at the bottom of the atty right on the coil. I drip a 3 or four drops of liquid down on it. It's pretty absorbent, and if the piece is big enough for the circumference of the atty, it wont leak. I figure 3 drops or so is enough liquid for vaping like I smoked one cigarette. Then just drop a couple more down to make sure it's kept wet. Vaping doesn't get tight at all, and I taste the liquid. Never a burnt taste.

I know there's lots of people talking cotton down, but I don't believe I'm inhaling cotton fibers. As far as I can tell, it's just the liquid that's vaporizing.

 

[Killjoy1]

I'm not all that familiar with the B style, as I use the A's

They're practically identical. The wick, coil and spike plate are the same on both models, the only difference is the shape of the main body tube (to accommodate the larger carts)