I wanted to buy some stainless steel drip tips for 510 atomizer. Thanks
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you may already know this but no one else has said it...if you are putting it on an atomizer, metal drips tips can get hot when used with an atty
you might want to stick with delrin
I like this straight 510 drip tip.
510/901 Stainless Drip Tip
I thought it was stainless steel but a quick look at the bore with a jeweler's loupe showed me that it is nickle plated brass. It's still my favorite drip tip though and will probably last for many years.
I've used nickle plated brass, solid stainless steel and solid aluminum drip tips.A SS drip-tip is going to perform nearly identical to an aluminum anodized drip-tip of the same size and dimensions. Save your time and money and if it's going on an atomizer, use standard plastic or delrin. As was already mentioned, they do get quite hot.
I've used nickle plated brass, solid stainless steel and solid aluminum drip tips.
-The best conductor of heat from these three choices is aluminum. It heats faster and cools faster by quite a margin.
-Stainless steel has the least thermal conductivity of the three. It heats slowest and cools slowest.
-Brass falls into the middle of the two above.
The most heat conductive choices would be silver, followed by gold.