Shop the hottest wax vaporizers on the market. From budget friendly wax pens to top performing e-rigs. Wax vaporizers offer the best solution to vaporizer your concentrates. Choose from a wide range of portable and at-home wax solutions.Read More...
Extracts come in a variety of consistencies, from wax to distillates and require specific devices designed to convert them into a vapor.
The heating element of a wax vaporizer is known as an atomizer or coil. Your material is placed directly into the atomizer where it will be heated. These atomizers heat up red hot extremely quickly, effectively vaporizing your active ingredients. The vapor is then inhaled through a mouthpiece or bubbler. To learn more about vaporizing wax check out our wax pen buyers guide.
What is the Difference Between a Wax Pen and an E-rig?
Wax pens are small, portable and easy to use on the go. They typically use exposed coil atomizers and have smaller battery capacities. Browse the best wax pens on the market here. E-rigs are geared for at home use, they use bucket style atomizers, have water filtration, and offer larger battery capacities. Browse the best e-rigs on the market here.
An atomizer is the heating element that vaporizes your wax. There are typically two different styles of atomizers for wax vaporizers, coil atomizers and bucket atomizers. Coil atomizers work by having an exposed heating coil wrapped around a rod, where the wax is placed.
Bucket atomizers are shaped like a bucket and are usually made out of quartz, ceramic or metal. A heating element is usually placed below the bucket, where it passed the heat to the bucket, and then to the wax.
Coil Atomizer
Larger Clouds
Faster heat transfer
Better for harder waxes
Harder to clean
Bucket Atomizer
Thinner Clouds
Better Flavor
Slower heat transfer
Easier to clean
What Temperature Should I Use to Vaporize Wax?
Most wax vaporizer offer a range of temperatures to choose from. Some will only offer pre-set temperatures while others will allow you to dial in a specific temperature.
Generally lower temperatures for wax results in better flavor but less overall vapor produced. This is good if you prefer smooth draws and longer sessions.
Higher temperatures are better if you are using larger amounts of wax and prefer ample vapor production. Flavor will decline more quickly and extracts will be vaporized more quickly.
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