Vaporizer Parts and Accessories for Every Model

The most common mistake we see: someone writes off a vape that only needed a fresh screen. Nine times out of ten a "dead" unit is a clogged screen, a flattened seal ring, or a mouthpiece packed with baked resin. All three take about a minute to swap. Check the exact model name on your box before you order, not just the family name, because the AirVape XS GO Screen Pack (2020) only fits the 2020 unit, and Vapman parts split between the 2.0 and the Click.

Parts by type: what wears out first on a vape

Screens go first, seals second, glass third because it meets the floor. If you're new to keeping spares, start with a hundred-pack of mesh and a set of seal rings, then work up from there. Everything here is grouped by part type, and you can jump back to whole units in the vaporizers section if the heater itself has given up.

Steel Screens (100 pcs) are the default: stiff, easy to poke into place, and they last through plenty of cleans. Brass Screens (100 pcs) are softer and mould into odd-shaped bowls better. Watch out for brass going dull and discoloured quicker than steel, so bin them sooner rather than scrubbing.

Where your vapour cools down: mouthpieces, glass stems and cooling gear

Mouthpieces and glass stems worth keeping a spare of

Glass tastes cleanest, full stop. The Mighty & Crafty Glass Mouthpiece, Boundless Tera Glass Mouthpiece and Arizer All-Glass Mini Whip all give you that flat, unmuddied flavour that plastic slowly loses. The catch is obvious: glass in a jacket pocket is glass in pieces, so PAX Flow flat and raised mouthpieces or the Boundless CF Mouthpiece make more sense as daily carry.

Cooling units, whips and water pipe adapters

A Storz & Bickel Cooling Unit is the single biggest comfort upgrade on a Mighty or Crafty. On smaller units, the Vapman Cooling Spiral forces vapour down a longer stainless path, and the hit lands noticeably softer on the throat. For desktop use there's the Arizer Whip and Whip Mouthpiece, plus water pipe adapters for PAX Flow, G Pen Elite, Boundless and the DynaVap Bonger.

Spare parts by brand and device: dosing capsules, filling tools, valves, balloons and filling chambers

Dosing capsules are how you stop packing bowls at a party. The 40 Dosing Capsules (Storz & Bickel), the Magazine with 8 Dosing Capsules and the Dosing Capsule Adapter cover Mighty, Crafty and Volcano loading, with Liquid Pad Sets for anything runnier. Volcano owners want the EASY VALVE Replacement Set, Balloon Tube Set and the Volcano Hybrid Filling Chamber; Extreme Q owners want the Arizer Extreme Q Balloon Set. PLENTY Screen Sets and Vapman Filling Funnels sit in the same drawer.

Cleaning supplies and wear parts that keep a vaporiser alive

Resin is what kills flavour, not age. Alcohol Wipes (100 Pcs) at 70% strength handle housings and mouthpieces without hazing plastic, and Alcohol Cleaning Swabs get into stems and DynaVap caps. If you're buying one thing from our vaporizer accessories, buy a bundle rather than singles: we'd take the Mighty (+) Wear & Tear Set over three separate orders, since it brings three mouthpieces, a cooling unit, a screen set, chamber tools and a brush in one box.

Seals, O-rings and batteries

Seals and O-rings harden with heat, so swap them as soon as the draw feels loose or you can taste stale air. We stock DynaVap O-rings for exactly that job, and they take seconds to roll into place once the old ones are off. Batteries are the other quiet failure: if run time has halved or the unit cuts out mid-session, fit a fresh cell rather than replacing the whole vape.