Geekvape Hosted “Leap Further” Online Seminar on E-Cigarette Technology Trends

Dec 6, 2022

Geekvape is one of the leading vape brands in the world. In recent days, they hosted an Online Vape Tech Seminar centering on the theme of “Leap Further.”

United States - December 6, 2022 —

The seminar aims to explore the new trends in the advancement of e-cig technology, as well as how it will shape the market in the future. Several industry experts were invited to share their insightful views on the technological progress and innovation in the vaping industry. The seminar revolved around four topics as summarized below.

The Root Causes of the E-Liquid Leakage Issues

To kick-start the Online Vape Tech Seminar, Potti Lan, the marketing director at Geekvape, shared that users experienced oil leakage for many reasons, but primarily due to design defects. In addition, he shared that structural design affects the vaping device’s performance. To shed more light on this topic, the seminar connected to the Geekvape Shenzhen Laboratory, where lab technicians discussed the concerns and solutions.

Thomas, a content creator from Germany, believes one of the causes of structural defects is the usage of rebuildable dripping atomizers (RDAs). The Geekvape lab technicians stated that they found a solution to this problem by using LSR, a high-precision liquid silicon rubber with good seating performance and high-temperature resistance. However, John Dunne, Director-General of the UK Vaping Industry Association (UKVIA), suggested that knowing how to correctly use the device plays a significant role in fixing leakage issues.

Top Airflow Tank vs. Bottom Airflow Tank

Also, through stimulation test experiments, a lab technician demonstrated that the airflow design of the top and bottom tank structures are smooth, and the air resistance of both airflow tanks is quite identical. However, there are still salient differences that set both designs apart.

The top airflow structure provides higher thermal efficiency. This allows it to evaporate the liquid more effectively and thoroughly, ensuring more cloud and better taste for the user. However, unlike the bottom airflow tank, the upper airflow tank’s structural design prevents e-liquid leakage issues.

How Improved Battery Cells and Chips Affect User Experience

The Online Vape Tech Seminar reached its climax as it approached the third topic, which revolved around how improved battery cells and chips affect user experience. Industry experts acknowledged the crucial role played by atomizers as they determined the taste performance. However, chips and battery cells ensure you get the same taste over time.

To explore this topic, the seminar reconnected with Geekvape’s product testing lab to examine how improved battery cells and chips could influence users’ experience. The lab technician explained that the vape product’s output voltage significantly impacted the atomization of the nicotine oil and the flavor.

Therefore, the levels and consistency of the output voltage are essential. By comparing the output voltage of various vape products with similar atomization core resistance values, it became clear that the output stability of the Geekvape device is significantly higher than its competitors.

The lab technician also demonstrated the dependability of the entire device. Ultimately, testing showed that Geekvape devices have better chip output control when utilizing the same battery cell than other brands.

The Future of the E-Cig Technology

Geekvape’s Online Vape Tech Seminar came to a close with industry experts discussing the future of e-cig technology. Dune noted that with different factors like user demand, product form, and rules and regulations playing a significant role in the future of e-cig technology, the industry needs to innovate and introduce new technologies consistently.

About Us: About Geekvape Geekvape is an innovative technology company founded in 2015 with its headquarters in Shenzhen, China. The company started with the goal of providing innovative and reliable user experience in the vaping industry. Geekvape is a company at the forefront of the industrial chain and has created many innovative technologies in the vaping industry over the years. To learn more about Geekvape, please visit: https://www.geekvape.com/.

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