Description

Vape parts DIY 510 adapter Connector
Spring loaded 510 connector

Vape parts DIY 510 adapter Connector specifics:

Brand Name: vape mod box
Type: DIY Connector Spring Loaded
Material: Metal
Model Number: 510 Connector with Spring
Compatible Model: Electronic Cigarette 510 Box Mod

Packing Items:

1 x Vape parts DIY 510 adapter Connector

Note:

Because this is a DIY you may also need a tool set.
Therefore you can easily buy it from here.

Why Is It Called A 510 Connector

The 510’s get their name from the length of the connector, 5 mm and the 10 threads that run along them.  When you look at the bottom of your tank or RDA, you are only looking at one part, the male part of the 510 connection.  The female receiver section of the 510  is inset into your mod and it is only when they are screwed together that they are technically a complete 510.
What IS A 510 Connector: female receiver How Does The 510 Connector Work

On each section of the 510, both male and female, you will see corresponding components.  Even though there are only 3 sections to each, every section has its own task to fulfill.The outer section, the collar or recess with the threading is actually the negative side of the circuit

The innermost section of any 510 is a small pin that acts as the positive contact for the circuit.  While pins can be screw threaded, friction fitted or  spring-loaded, they all have essentially the same job, which is to allow the flow of current from the batteries and mod up to the atomizer.

Some 510’s have a protruding center pin on the tank/RDA side that can be used with hybrid connectors, basically a brass ring with a hole big enough to put the male section through so it may connect directly to the battery for minimum voltage drop.  When you hear of people venting their devices, it is generally because they have put a tank/RDA with a flush mounted into a hybrid, make sure you know the difference between what is safe and what will cause you to lose fingers.

The section immediately surrounding the center pin is the insulator.  If the insulator fails to do its job of keeping the positive and negative contacts separated, the risk of a hard short is almost inevitable. This tiny piece of your vape mod is probably the most important as far as safety is concerned and most often overlooked.

The outer section, the collar or recess with the threading is actually the negative side of the circuit.  By screwing the threads together, you are not only completing the negative side but also using it as a means to keep both positive pins in contact.  If the threads work loose,  you will lose connection and the device will fail to fire.

Who knew there was so much going on in that tiny little space.
510 Maintenance

If you want to keep your devices in good working order, there are a couple of things you should do on a regular basis.

Over time, the connection points can become oxidized and cause a poor connection.  The best way to prevent this is by taking a cue tip with a small amount of dish soap and running it around the inner threads of the female component.  Do the same on the male side and you will never have a problem with gunking up the threads.  Most of the time this is caused by e-liquid leaking down through the threads, so be careful not to over drip.

While you have the connection open, perform a visual inspection of the insulator.  If it looks dry and cracked, it’s probably time to replace it.  If it looks like it has been melted at some point, definitely change it because as I said earlier, if there is anything wrong with this little piece, it can put everything else in jeopardy.

As always, enjoy your vaporizer and vape safe!