Vape Uk Wholesale Coils
Wholesale vape coils for UK retailers: replacement coils for tanks and pods from Smok, Voopoo, Vaporesso, Geekvape, Aspire, Innokin, Uwell, Eleaf and more. Coils are listed by the tank or pod they fit, in packs of 2 to 5, so check the name on each product page before you order. Orders over £200 placed before 3pm ship free for next-day delivery (BT postcodes excluded). Browse by brand below.
Wholesale vape coils for UK vape shops
The coil is the part of a tank or pod that heats the e-liquid, and it is the part that wears out. That makes replacement coils one of the most reliable repeat purchases in a vape shop: customers who buy a kit or tank come back for coils.
This collection covers replacement coils for the tanks and pods UK customers use most, so you can keep the coils for every device you sell on the shelf.
Coil brands in the range
Each brand has its own coil collection, which is the quickest way to find the right coil.
PnP and TPP coils. See Voopoo coils.
GTi, GTR and other coils. See Vaporesso coils.
Z, B and P series and other coils. See Geekvape coils.
Caliburn, Crown and Valyrian coils. See Uwell coils.
How to choose the right coil
Coils are made for particular tanks and pods, so the product title names the device a coil fits. Match it to the tanks you sell. Some tanks accept coils from a related model, so confirm on the product page rather than assuming.
A few details are worth checking on each pack:
Measured in ohms. Coils below 1Ω are sub-ohm coils, used with higher-power devices, while higher resistances suit pod kits and a tighter draw.
Each coil is rated for a range, such as the Smok TFV18 0.33Ω meshed coil at 80 to 140W, and customers should run the coil within it.
Mesh coils are common on current tanks, and the pack tells you which type it is.
Packs run from 2 to 5 coils.
Sub-ohm coils and safety
Sub-ohm coils draw more power, so customers should only use them with devices and batteries that can handle them. New coils should be primed before use, by letting them soak in e-liquid for several minutes after fitting and before the first firing. Pass this on at the counter, because dry firing is the most common reason a coil fails early.
Stocking coils
Stock coils by the tanks and kits you already sell, and add coils each time you take on a new tank. Keep a few packs of the resistances your customers use most, because those are the ones that will sell through first. Pair coils with the tanks and kits they go with, and with e-liquid, so each device sale brings the repeat purchases with it. See our vape tanks, vape kits and e-liquids.
What to check before you list a coil
- Check the coil suits the tank or pod you are listing it for.
- Sub-ohm coils should only be sold alongside advice on suitable devices and batteries.
- Sales are restricted to adults aged 18 and over, and supplier documentation should be kept on file.
Trade prices and delivery
Trade prices are shown once you've logged in. Orders over £200 placed before 3pm ship free for next-day delivery, excluding BT postcodes. If you're buying for more than one shop or would like a quote on a larger order, contact our trade team.
Frequently asked questions
What are replacement vape coils?
A replacement coil is the heating part of a tank or pod, and it wears out with use. When the flavour fades or the vapour tastes burnt, the customer fits a new coil. Coils are made for specific tanks and pods, so each product title names the device it fits.
How do I find the right coil for a tank?
Match the coil to the tank or pod named in the product title. Some tanks accept coils from a related model, so confirm on the product page before you assume it fits. Keep the tank name to hand when you reorder, because similar tanks can use different coils.
What do coil resistance and wattage ratings mean?
Resistance is measured in ohms, and coils below 1Ω are sub-ohm coils used with higher-power devices. Each coil is also rated for a wattage range, such as 80 to 140W for the Smok TFV18 0.33Ω meshed coil. Customers should run the coil within its range for best results.
Are sub-ohm coils legal to sell in the UK?
Yes, to adults aged 18 and over, as part of devices that meet UK TPD rules, including the 2ml tank limit. Because sub-ohm coils draw more power, customers need a device and batteries rated for them, so give advice with the sale and keep supplier documentation on file.
How are coils sold, and how many come in a pack?
Coils are usually sold in packs of 2 to 5, depending on the range, and the pack size is shown in the product title. Check it before you compare prices between ranges, and compare the price per coil rather than the price per pack.
Do you offer trade pricing and next-day delivery on coils?
Trade prices are shown after you log in. Orders over £200 placed before 3pm ship free for next-day delivery, with BT postcodes excluded. For larger orders, or a quote covering several shops, contact our trade team and we will put one together.