The Oil Guide Hole Of Electronic Cigarettes And Cotton

As the name suggests, the oil guide hole determines how much oil cotton can absorb and the speed at which cotton fills the e-liquid. The degree to which cotton is filled with e-liquid determines whether the amount of e-liquid atomized by the heating wire is sufficient or not. If the oil guide is fast, it can ensure that the amount of e-liquid atomized by the heating wire is sufficient each time. If the oil guide is slow, there will not be enough e-liquid on the cotton to atomize the heating wire, resulting in a decrease in steam volume or even burning of cotton. If the steam volume decreases, it will cause an increase in air volume, making the smoke lighter.
Explaining the internal structure of electronic cigarettes can be of great help to smokers who are not very familiar with electronic cigarettes. From the above introduction, it can be seen that the richness of electronic cigarette smoke is related to the size of the atomization chamber and air inlet, and the longer the flue length, the higher the fineness of the smoke and the better the sense of hierarchy. So the structure of each electronic cigarette has its own considerations, not designed casually.