Extract brands sourcing a new format usually have to compare two questions at once: whether a triple chamber disposable vape lets one device carry three oils, and whether a postless disposable vape tank keeps every chamber visible through filling and quality checks. AIMVAPE builds both, and this page lines the verified specifications up against real buying scenarios — capacity, battery, activation, voltage and usage modes — so you can shortlist a platform before you ask for pricing.
Two tank architectures sit behind most multi-flavour extract launches. A triple chamber disposable vape isolates three separate 1mL reservoirs inside a single device and lets the user move between them through button control rather than changing hardware. A postless disposable vape removes the centre post from the tank, so oil level and clarity stay visible from the outside instead of being hidden behind internal structure.
AIMVAPE builds both formats. The specification sheet, mode control and tank modules below set out what is confirmed on the product page, what a buyer should verify before a production run, and which configuration fits which retail or distribution scenario.
These are the values published on the Triple Tank product page. Anything a spec sheet normally carries that the page does not state — coil material, resistance, physical dimensions, weight — is flagged as a request item rather than filled with an estimate.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Chamber count | Three independent 1mL chambers |
| Total capacity | 3mL (1mL + 1mL + 1mL) |
| Battery | 280mAh, rechargeable |
| Charging | USB-C |
| Activation | Auto-draw (inhale activated) plus manual button control |
| Display | Electronic digital screen showing active mode, battery level and current voltage |
| Voltage settings | High / Low — hold the button to toggle |
| Usage modes | Single, Dual, Triple, Infinity |
| Tank design | Center-post-free (postless) |
| Oil compatibility | Thick oils — THC distillate, live resin, live rosin |
| Coil material, resistance, dimensions, weight | Spec sheet on request |
Four usage modes are named on the product page and switched through the same button used for voltage. For a buyer, the mode set is a packaging and merchandising decision as much as a hardware one: it defines how many oils one SKU can advertise.
Plans for a one-oil session from a three-chamber device.
Plans for a two-oil session or a two-part blend.
Plans for a three-oil flight inside one session.
A fourth mode named on the product page — confirm its behaviour on the spec sheet before printing claims.
The centre-post-free tank is the single design choice that separates this platform from a conventional multi-chamber disposable. Removing the centre post opens the oil path and keeps the level readable in each of the three chambers — the check a filling line and a dispensary both rely on.
Whether your QC and filling teams can verify three separate fills without disassembly, and whether your retail packaging can show oil level as a selling point.
That your oil formulation falls into the thick-oil range the page names — THC distillate, live resin or live rosin — and at what viscosity your filling partner is comfortable running.
A spec sheet covering coil material, resistance, dimensions and weight, none of which appear on the product page.
Three common buying situations, each tied to a verified product fact and one decision you should settle before ordering.
Product fact: three independent 1mL chambers with Single, Dual and Triple mode switching.
Buyer decision: confirm your sampling procedure allows a customer to trial up to three oils in one sitting, and that staff can explain mode switching at the counter.
Product fact: 3mL total capacity held in one device rather than three separate units.
Buyer decision: check whether your market's labelling rules describe this as one SKU or three, and whether one piece of artwork can carry three flavour declarations.
Product fact: formulated for thick oils — THC distillate, live resin and live rosin — in a center-post-free tank.
Buyer decision: verify your oil's viscosity and terpene load with your filling partner, and request the coil specification before committing to a run.
The Triple Tank product page does not publish pricing, minimum order quantity or lead time, so those details are settled in the quote conversation. Ask for the spec sheet covering coil material, resistance, dimensions and weight, state your target oil type and daily fill volume, and tell us whether you need OEM/ODM branding, custom chamber labelling or a sample unit for bench testing.
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View productit is one disposable device that holds three separate 1ml chambers — 3ml total — so a user can carry three oils or flavours and switch between them by button control instead of carrying three devices.
the tank is built without a centre post, which keeps the oil path and oil level visible from outside. on the triple tank this full-visibility design applies across all three chambers.
the product page states compatibility with thick oils, naming thc distillate, live resin and live rosin. confirm viscosity and formulation with your filling partner before committing to a production run.
a 280mah battery with usb-c charging. the digital screen shows battery level, the current voltage setting and the active strain mode, and recharging allows multiple cycles rather than a single-use battery.
the modes control how the chambers are used in a session. single, dual and triple are named on the product page; infinity is the fourth mode listed. confirm infinity's behaviour on the spec sheet before publishing any packaging claim.
use the get the latest quote button on the product page or the contact page and ask for the spec sheet. pricing, moq and lead time are not published on the product page, so those details are confirmed through the quote conversation.
