Ceramic cartos....

[Lilac]

I've not seen these before, wonder if they're good?

not LR tho, but for those who like standard resistance (and Provari owners)

www.healthcabin.net/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1076_1071&products_id=7760

[curtisdon1]

I wouldn't mind trying them good find lilac

[River]

only problem i can see is that they might be fragile
very good at holding heat but very brittle

[bluemagnum]

They're CE2's, we've all tried them. You know, the ones before the clearo's.

[Perpetua]

A few people bought them on the last HC order Lilac, don't know how they've got on . . . think they're the ones you mod to go inside the Torpedo Tank, least I hope they are, as I bought a box of them, for it.

[VE Jason]

They are not very good, from my own experience.

I'm not 100% sure but, I think Lisa at C9 is selling them off cheaply if they are the same ones.

[Lilac]

Oh well, thats that then i'd not seen them before, just when i saw the word ceramic and knowing the RES is ceramic

as you were

[monster74]

If it helps I've a ceramic knife and it's probably the most robust piece of kitchen equipment I own. I don't know if that translates well to cartos. Just thought i'd share

[Scylla]

Ceramic is very strong, I can't imagine it being brittle. But I've seen those on Cloud9's clearance so thought there must be something wrong with them.

I would love a ceramic knife but understood that they can chip or snap if you drop them. Maybe I'll splash out after what you've said, Monster.

scylla

[River]

they use ceramic cups in tig welding,after a while when a lot of welding has been done they do go very very brittle

[monster74]

This is the one I have

www.amazon.co.uk/Kyocera-White-Ceramic-Slicing-Knife/dp/B000ESJGZS/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1315498699&sr=8-2

Admitidly I wouldn't pay that myself but it was a christmas pressie

[bluemagnum]

I give up.
The CERAMIC is the part in the cartomiser that holds the wick and wire. The casing is steel. These are the ones we use in arry tanks.