Black Ceramic Cartridge - .5ml - 1.6mm Inlet - 100 Count
City: US, Livermore
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Wider Oil Intake for Thicker Fills - .5 ml
Thicker oils can fill slowly and flow poorly through narrow intake holes. This black ceramic cartridge uses a 1.6 mm inlet with 4 oil intake holes, which are larger than those on a 1.2 mm inlet, to suit thicker consistencies.
Each unit contains 100 cartridges at .5 ml apiece, which suits buyers who fill in batches or want a full set on hand rather than a handful for a trial.
Key Features & Benefits
- 1.6 mm inlet — gives thicker oils a wider path into the cartridge.
- 4 oil intake holes — larger than the holes on a 1.2 mm inlet.
- Black ceramic mouthpiece — a consistent, finished look across the batch.
- .5 ml volume — a common fill size for batch work.
- 100 per unit — enough cartridges for repeat filling sessions.
Who Should Use Black Ceramic Cartridge .5ml 1.6mm Inlet
This cartridge suits anyone filling oils of thicker consistency who wants a larger inlet and a quantity of 100 per unit. Check local rules and licensing requirements before use.
About This Black Ceramic Cartridge
This is a .5 ml cartridge with a black ceramic mouthpiece and a 1.6 mm inlet featuring 4 oil intake holes. It is sold as one unit of 100 cartridges. Each cartridge measures 0.2 in wide and 2.8 in tall.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What does the 1.6 mm inlet mean?
A: It is the size of the oil intake opening. Here it comes with 4 holes that are larger than those on a 1.2 mm inlet.
Q: Is it suited to thin or thick oils?
A: The larger inlet is intended for thicker oils. Very thin oils generally pair better with a smaller inlet.
Q: How many cartridges are included?
A: One unit contains 100 cartridges, each with a .5 ml volume.
Q: What are the cartridge dimensions?
A: Each is 0.2 in wide and 0.2 in long, and 2.8 in tall.
Q: Why do inlet holes matter?
A: Hole size and count affect how easily oil enters the cartridge. Larger and more numerous holes generally help thicker oils flow.
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