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I am reluctant to say to much until I have a working sample but I can tell you some teasers. Keep in mind I am not KangerTech and I am unclear myself on many details.

I worked with KangerTech to make new glassomizers based out of either borosilicate glass or soda lime glass.  I asked for backward compatibility with heads from other products. At the time I wanted it to use the Kanger T3 but I think they went with the eVod style head in the final release. (smart move) I basically told them that people want inter compatibility much like what Joyetech does with the Type A heads.  I also insisted that they use aluminum or stainless steel.  At this time I have no idea what the final product will look like and I don’t want to overstate what it is an isn’t all I can say is that me and Kanger agreed that even if this product doesn’t become the next big clearomizer the materials used in production will inspire better creations, they had to learn the pyrex as they never realized it could be used for a clearomizer before. (You don’t know how much convincing it took me to prove this)   They basically made some good points and I had to counter back. After this they made mock ups of all their products out of Pyrex and sent me a picture, and thank to some convincing at VaporJoes I will release it. Keep in mind I have no idea what the final product will look like and if they used a strong glass and good metals.  I am always afraid to mention a product on my blog until its in my hands!

(about the photo) This is a Pyrex Kanger T2.  Made in I think Late November or early December. This is NOT the same as the Protank. Only a preview of what’s to come.

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16 thoughts on “So you want to know more about the Kanger Protank Glassomizer?”

  1. Bobby says:

    Hey,i hope its a bottom coil tank…..
    Maybe the top also screws off for easier filling??
    If its based on the Evod,I think i will LOVE it,as i love the Evod…….THANKS!!!

    • Edward@SunVapers says:

      I am confirming the protank is a bottom coil. I requested it a pyrex T3 along with a mini T3. They made a Pyrex T2 for testing only. They did a drop test first using the T2. If these sell you can expect Kanger to switch to better materials this is the first large manufacturer to take a risk going away from plastic in a mass produced product.

      • James Kimmel says:

        Looks great!! Kanger is always ahead of the game. And if you have influenced design details in any way big thanks to you. I am excited about trying the evod as well as this. Compadability will bring smiles to the faces of many.

        • Edward@SunVapers says:

          I am pretty sure they didn’t follow each and every spec because they was concerned that maybe it wont sell well because it will be too expensive for the average consumer and they haven’t worked with the material for something like this etc. But when they see the amount of interest in it. I will guarantee you they will make more and better pieces and other manufacturers in China will follow suit because this is where the market will be heading.

          • Bobby says:

            I don’t think anyone would mind paying more for a quality product,as long as it also performed good.I wish they would take off that metal around the evod,or at least make the slots bigger,and make the top also screw off to fill it.I’d pay alot more for that….

          • Edward@SunVapers says:

            I removed that metal sheath from the plastic and it does have a cool see through look like that. I think the sheath makes it bump and bang proof I thought that was soda can type material but that is some tough stuff.

  2. Bluesrains says:

    Its great you talked them into using glass. It looks like it will be a great product. I hope they make it in more than the tiny one shown. Id like one in a 3ml size. Or at least as large as their T2 and T3’s/.

  3. Hilary says:

    I’ll probably be on the bandwagon for this and fabulous it will be bottom coil. However before I order any more stuff, Kanger needs to work on the consistency of the replacement coil units of the T3. Some are very good and some are very bad…dry and burnt hits, etc. I know Phil B. has been in contact with them as to what is the problem?

  4. Hilary says:

    I would love one but am still having difficulty like others with the coil replacement heads from Kanger on the T3. They are extremely inconsistent and the majority of my last order I only got a days use out of them, maybe less, because of the dry, burnt hits, etc. I know Phil B. has been working with Kanger on this issue. I love the T3 due to the simplicity, but again, they need to be more consistent with the coil heads.

    • Bobby says:

      Just re-coil them yourself.Its so much better than the stock coil.I never use stock coils anymore.As soon as i get a new head,i rip out the coil and do it myself.Its always consistant when i do it myself

  5. Jim says:

    Couple month ego I’ve converted few T3 bases to fit Kanger carto tanks. WOrks awesome. Looks like this is the same thing and it’s good to know I can buy it now instead of making it.

  6. Terry says:

    I hope the keep the metal mouthpiece alot of those screw on black fat plastic drip tips fail, like the pure coil changeable clearo that came out about 6 or more months ago. The threading which is glued to the inside of the plastic mouthpiece, total fail.

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