*Limit of 2 sets per order*
*Due to the high demand and limited quantity we request you please purchase no more than 2 sets per order. Thank you for understanding*
The 5 Core Staggered Fused Clapton offers flavor and performance unmatched by any other variant on the market today.
The fusing process and wide surface area create endless nooks to trap liquid providing exceptional flavor, wicking, and overall performance
Design:
Designed by individually staggering (space claptoning) 5 pieces of round wire then fusing them all together.
The alloy/wire gauges were carefully chosen for maximum flavor, cloud production, wicking, resistance, and longevity.
Specs:
5x30/40CCN80
3mm. 4 wraps. .12Ω
Best With:
Performs gloriously on both regulated and mechanical devices
Builders Note:
These are more expensive than our usual variants due to the time & effort required to handcraft these works of art. Supply is limited.
Recommended cleaning technique:
Dry burn, rinse, toothbrush.
Do not strum or scrape.
Do not install on series or stacked devices (low Ω)
Pre-fire on a regulated device that fires down to .05Ω
- Crafted from the highest quality Nichrome 80 on the market
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Packaged by the set (pair of 2)
- Coils come standard with a 3mm Inner Diameter and 4 wraps
- Thoroughly cleaned in an ultrasonic cleaner & inspected before shipment
- Handcrafted in the USA
- Coil resistance (Ω) is for the pair of coils after they have been pre-fired
Coil resistance may vary (+)or(-) depending on the devices being used & the length of your leads
Coil resistance is per set after pre-fire
Coil Clout products are intended for advanced users who are familiar with Ohms Law & battery safety
BY PURCHASING THIS ITEM(S), YOU AGREE THAT COIL CLOUT AND THE MANUFACTURER OF THE PRODUCT(S) ARE NOT LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGE OR HARM THAT MAY BE CAUSED FROM THE USE OR MISUSE OF THE PRODUCT(S). ALL COIL CLOUT PRODUCTS ARE INTENDED FOR THOSE WITH ADVANCED KNOWLEDGE OF REBUILDING, OHMS LAW, BATTERY SAFETY, ETC. ALL SALES ARE FINAL. NO RETURNS OR REFUNDS WILL BE ACCEPTED.
