Description

VAPORESSO GTX COILS

The Vaporesso GTX replacement coils are for use in the following Vaporesso pod and tank vaping devices:

Important:
Please ensure that the selected coil is compatible with your device.
The Vaporesso GTX One kit and GTX Tank 18 are not compatible with the 0.15Ω, 0.2Ω, and 0.3Ω coil options, and the Vaporesso GTX Go 40 pod kits are not compatible with the 0.15Ω and 0.2Ω coils.

Vaporesso PM40 kits are only compatible with the 0.6Ω, 0.8Ω, & 1.2Ω Mesh GTX coils.

Sold in Packs of 5.

Compatibility

Through months of rigorous testing, Vaporesso have finally been able to create a coil they are truly proud of. With the careful combination of different wicking materials and airflow, they’ve found the optimum way to give you the flavours you want and deserve from your eliquid.

Vaporesso have phased in GTX-2 versions of the GTX series coils with the addition of triple silicone o-ring features, offering 100% leak-proof coil reassurance.

Flavour

The new and improved GTX coils have even more cloud and immense flavour production through flax cotton, non-woven fabric antibacterial cotton, consistently delivering a fresh and pure flavour that lasts longer than ever.

Coil Types

The Vaporesso GTX coil platform offers seven choices for mouth-to-lung, direct-to-lung and restricted direct-to-lung vapers. Depending on their resistance, these mesh-constructed coils are produced from either Nickel-Chromium or Kanthal (Iron-Chromium-Aluminium).

GTX 0.15Ω Mesh (NiCr) DTL60-75w (Best: 70w)GTX 0.2Ω Mesh (NiCr) DTL45-60w (Best: 55w)GTX 0.3Ω Mesh (NiCr) DTL32-45w (Best: 40w)GTX 0.4Ω Mesh (FeCrAl) RDTL26-32w (Best: 30w)GTX 0.6Ω Mesh (FeCrAl) RDTL20-26w (Best: 24w)GTX 0.8Ω Mesh (FeCrAl) MTL12-16w (Best: 16w)GTX 1.2Ω Mesh (FeCrAl) MTL7-11w (Best: 11w)

The Vaporesso GTX replacement coils are recommended for use with both High VG 70+ (DTL), 50/50 Freebase (MTL) and Nic Salt (MTL) E-Liquids. 

Our guide on vaping styles, explains the differences between mouth-to-lung (MTL) vaping and direct-to-lung (DTL) vaping.

To avoid premature coil failure, follow our coil priming guide.