The conventional wax pen has been around for a while now. That’s why it’s not surprising to see various types and different class and categories of heating elements used in conjunction with a wax pen. Let’s look at a few.
1. Coil and Rod Combo.
Probably one of the earliest designs, the coil and rod combo uses a rod, usually made from quartz minerals, wrapped around with a metallic coil. It has a few variations from single quartz rod atomizers, dual quartz rod atomizers, triple quartz rod atomizers, and quad quartz rod atomizers. The intensity of how it heats your wax concentrates depends on the number of coils and rods present in the actual atomizer.
2. Glass Globe Atomizer.
Glass globe atomizers offer a glass attachment that serves as a means of preserving the overall quality of the vapor. Glass is a known inert material and will not have any negative effect on the vapor like cheap plastic and metal that makes the vapor smell and taste bad. Today, glass globe atomizers have added features like recyclers and bubblers and offer the benefits of water filtration and moisture conditioning.
3. Magnetic Atomizers.
These types of atomizers use the technological leverage of magnets as atomizers with older technologies use threaded connections or are held at the base by silicone O-rings which can make the process of removal and replacement quite taxing. Magnetic atomizers are geared towards convenience especially that because a wax pen is designed and engineered for on-the-go use.
4. Ceramic Atomizers.
Ceramic is a fairly popular material in the vaping industry because of its ability to create the ideal environment for heating your wax concentrates. Ceramic has this low and slow heating ability and therefore allows the wax concentrates to burn slowly but steadily. This prevents the wax concentrates from burning which preserves the flavonoids and the terpenes that are native to your extracts creating a smooth and flavorful experience.
5. Pod Atomizers.
A fairly new technology, pod vaporizers are geared towards convenience and are designed as self-containing atomizers that are small, compact, and at best, leak-proof. First designed as an e-liquid material atomizer, several manufacturers took it to the next level and made pod atomizers that are compatible with wax concentrates.
