Aspire Atlantis SE Replacement Coils

Aspire Atlantis SE Replacement Coils

Three sub-ohm resistances, one tank, and a mesh build made for clouds. The Aspire Atlantis SE coils drop into the Atlantis GT sub-ohm tank and come in 0.18ohm, 0.3ohm, and 0.35ohm, all set up for direct-to-lung vaping. Each one runs a nichrome mesh element that heats fast and pulls fuller flavour from high-VG juice.

Fitment is push-fit, so there is no threading to line up. Sold in packs of five, which keeps a GT running for weeks on a single box. Own the GT and need fresh heads? These are the Vape Coils that keep it going.

Why vapers choose this:

• Mesh where it counts. The nichrome mesh element heats across a wider surface than the old wound-wire coils these tanks used to run, so flavour arrives quicker and the clouds build without that laggy warm-up.

• Three resistances, one tank. Go 0.35ohm for a tighter, cooler draw or drop to 0.18ohm when you want full power and volume.

• Push-fit swaps. Pull the spent coil, click the fresh one in. No cross-threading.

• Five per pack. That is most of a month covered for a lot of sub-ohm vapers.

• Made for thicker juice, so your 70/30 and high-VG shortfills wick properly instead of leaving the coil starved and scorched.

Aspire Atlantis SE Features

What the Mesh Actually Does

Older sub-ohm coils used a single wound wire, which heats in a line and leaves cold spots either side. The mesh strip in the SE heats evenly across the whole surface. That means faster ramp-up, less dry-hit risk, and flavour that stays consistent from the first pull of a fresh coil to the last. On a good high-VG juice, the difference is easy to taste.

Push-Fit, Not Screw-In

No threads on these. The coil seats into the base of the Atlantis GT with a firm push and an O-ring seal that holds it in place and keeps liquid where it should be. Fair enough, screw-in coils are familiar, but push-fit means a ten-second swap with nothing to align and nothing to over-tighten.

This Is a Sub-Ohm Coil, Full Stop

Every resistance in the range sits under 1ohm, which puts all three firmly in DTL territory. Big airflow, warm vapour, dense clouds. If you are shopping for a tank to run them in, they belong to the wider world of DTL Tanks rather than anything built for a tight mouth-to-lung draw.

Feed It High-VG Juice

These wicking ports are cut wide for thicker liquid. Run a 70/30 or higher VG blend and the cotton keeps up with the coil at speed. Thin 50/50 juice will over-wick and can leak, and low-VG through a 0.18ohm at 50W is asking for trouble. Stock up on 70/30 Shortfills, and these coils last as they should.

Three Ohms, Three Different Vapes

One box, one resistance, but the range gives you three distinct experiences. The 0.35ohm keeps things cooler and more controlled. The 0.3ohm sits in the middle for everyday cloud and flavour. The 0.18ohm is the full-send option. Keep a couple of resistances on hand and you can change the whole feel of the tank without buying new hardware.

Aspire Atlantis SE Resistance Options

Three options in the range, all mesh, all sub-ohm. The pick comes down to how much power you want to push and how warm you like the vapour.

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• 0.18ohm
• 0.3ohm
• 0.35ohm

How to Set Up the Aspire Atlantis SE Coils

Quick job. Two or three minutes, most of it waiting.

1. Empty the tank if there is old liquid in it, then pull the spent coil out of the base. It lifts straight out, no unscrewing.

2. Take a fresh coil and put three or four drops of e-liquid directly into each wicking port until the exposed cotton looks fully darkened.

3. Push the new coil firmly into the base of the tank until it seats and the O-rings grip.

4. Reassemble the tank and fill it with your chosen high-VG e-liquid to just below the max line.

5. Stand the filled tank upright and leave it a full ten minutes so the thicker juice can work all the way through the mesh before you fire it.

6. Start at the low end of the coil's wattage range and build up a few watts at a time until the draw tastes right.

What's in the Aspire Atlantis SE Box

Five coils in your chosen resistance, and that is it. No tank, no e-liquid, no device. These are replacement heads for a GT you already own, so if you do not have the tank yet, you will need that separately before these are any use.

Made Specifically for the Aspire Atlantis GT Tank

These heads are built for one tank: the Atlantis GT, the sub-ohm collaboration between Aspire and German engineering house Taifun. Some listings also pair them with the Atlantis PT tank, which shares the coil platform. Beyond that, the fit is exact and deliberate.
What they will not fit is just as important. Not the original Atlantis or Atlantis 2. Not the Atlantis EVO, which runs its own coil entirely.

The Cleito series and the Nautilus range each sit on completely separate platforms. If the coil currently in your tank is stamped "Atlantis SE" and pushes in from the base, you are in the right place. If you are still choosing hardware, browse the full range of Vape Tanks first.

About Aspire

The Atlantis name is one of the reasons sub-ohm vaping went mainstream. When the first Atlantis tank landed, it made big-cloud, high-VG vaping simple enough for ordinary vapers to run without building coils by hand.

The Atlantis GT carried that reputation forward, pairing Aspire's coil engineering with Taifun's tank design, and the SE mesh coils are the current heads that keep those tanks performing. Aspire has spent years as one of the most trusted hardware names in UK vaping, and the Atlantis line is a big part of why.

Stock Up and Save

A smart move with a three-resistance range is to keep more than one on hand. A pack of 0.3ohm for daily use plus a couple of 0.18ohm for when you want the full send means you can retune the tank whenever you fancy, no new kit needed. Grab a few packs through our Plunder Packs and the per-coil price drops.

Every order from Pirate Vapes ships same day before 4pm in padded packaging. TPD compliant, age-verified checkout, over-18s only. Free Pirate Post on orders over £40.

Conclusion

The Atlantis SE coils do exactly one thing and do it well: keep an Atlantis GT running with mesh heads that deliver on flavour and cloud. Three resistances give you room to dial the vape in from controlled to full-power, the push-fit swap takes seconds, and a pack of five lasts.

If you own the GT, this is the genuine replacement to reach for. Browse more Aspire Coils and Vape Accessories at Pirate Vapes.

FAQs

Which tank do the SE coils fit?

The Aspire Atlantis GT sub-ohm tank and the Atlantis PT, which shares the same platform. They do not fit the older Atlantis tanks, the EVO, the Cleito, or the Nautilus range.

What wattage should I run the SE coils?

Depends on the coil. The 0.35ohm likes 20-30W, the 0.3ohm sits around 30-40W, and the 0.18ohm wants 45-60W. Start low and creep up.

What e-liquid works best with the SE coils?

High-VG. A 70/30 blend or thicker keeps the mesh fed and stops dry hits. Skip 50/50 and nic salts in these.

Can I use the SE coils in my old Atlantis EVO?

No. Different coil platform entirely.

How long does one SE coil last?

Usually one to two weeks with daily sub-ohm use. Darker and sweeter juices gunk the mesh faster, so expect the shorter end with dessert flavours.

Are the SE coils mesh coils?

Yes, nichrome mesh across all three resistances. That is where the quick heat-up and flavour come from.