Titanium for mech mod

[Cloudd]

I have a spool of 30 feet grade 1 titanium coming in soon, 26 gauge.

What can I expect to get from a titanium wire build on a mechanical mod? Or should I just resell the wires and cover some spendings?

 

[edyle]

people use titanium on temperature controlled regulated mods

 

[Cloudd]

people use titanium on temperature controlled regulated mods

Yes I know that but what if, mech?

 

[edyle]

Yes I know that but what if, mech?

use a coil calculator like steam engine to work out what coil could work at mech voltage 4 volts.

 

[puffon]

Don't use Ti in a non TC mod.
It can create harmful titanium dioxide at high temps...

 

[Robert Cromwell]

Titanium is ONLY for Temperature controlled regulated mods.

 

[Pairrate]

Please don't use titanium on a mech mod. You'll end up inhaling some harmful fumes from it that can be easily avoided. Just don't.

 

[KenD]

Not necessarily a problem using titanium on a mech mod. Extra care just needs to taken to make sure that the coil doesn't get too hot. Don't remember the exact temp where titanium oxide starts to form, but I'm pretty sure that it's in the nasty dry hit territory.

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[sig-cmt]

What can I expect to get from a titanium wire build on a mechanical mod?

So long as you pulse titanium at low wattages while dry burning, you can expect a fantastic vape. I vape almost exclusively on titanium coils coupled with mechanicals. Benefits include a near immediate ramp up, durability, abillity to build low with a sane number of coil wraps and little to no taste introduced by the wire itself. Vape quality tends to change due to the rise in resistance, but so long as you build around 0.20 ohms and keep your wick(s) wet, your overall experience with titanium builds will remain outstanding.

Don't remember the exact temp where titanium oxide starts to form...

600C has been qualified here on ECF as the maximum safe limit for titanium grade 1.