FreeMax Fireluke M TX Mesh Replacement Coils

FreeMax Fireluke M TX Mesh Replacement Coils

Mesh changed sub-ohm vaping, and the Fireluke TX range is Freemax at its most flavour-focused. This is a pack of 5 replacement coils for the Fireluke Mesh and Fireluke 2 sub-ohm tanks, built on diamond-cut Kanthal mesh and a tea fibre cotton wick.

Ten resistances are stocked, from a 0.12ohm stainless steel build up to a restricted 0.5ohm, so you can set the tank up for dense clouds or a tighter, cooler DTL draw. This is sub-ohm, direct-to-lung, high-VG territory, not a mouth-to-lung coil. Browse the wider Vape Coils range if you run more than one setup.

Why vapers choose these:

• Diamond-cut mesh heats fast and evenly, and that flat, wide contact surface is what gives these coils their sharp, full flavour next to old round-wire heads.

• Ten resistance options cover everything from lower-power restricted DTL to full sub-ohm cloud chasing, all inside one coil family.

• Tea fibre cotton wicks quickly and holds up, so a coil keeps its flavour longer before it starts to fade.

• Five coils per pack. Not bad value at sub-ohm use.

• One family, two tanks. Run both the Fireluke Mesh and the Fireluke 2, and the same coils cover both, which keeps your spares simple.

FreeMax Fireluke TX Coil Features

What Mesh Actually Does for Flavour

Round-wire coils heat in a spiral, with hot spots. A mesh sheet heats almost its whole surface at once, evenly and fast. Pair that with the tea fibre cotton wick sitting flush against it, and the liquid vaporises cleanly the moment you fire. The payoff is punchier flavour and quicker ramp-up. It is the reason mesh took over sub-ohm.

Pick Your Draw: Cloud or Control

The range is built so you can dial the tank to your mood. The triple-mesh 0.15ohm coils at 50 to 90W push warm, dense vapour for cloud chasing. Prefer something calmer? The 0.5ohm builds pull cooler and tighter at 20 to 50W. One tank, two very different vapes, sorted by which coil you screw in. Handy across most DTL Tanks that share this platform.

The 0.12ohm Coil Is the Odd One Out

Most of the range runs Kanthal mesh. The TX1 SS316 does not. It uses a stainless steel mesh, which means it works in temperature control as well as wattage mode. Rated to 0.12ohm and best kept under 60W, it is the pick for anyone running a TC-capable mod who wants a locked, consistent heat. Different metal, different rules.

Feed Them the Right Juice

These are sub-ohm coils, so they want thin, high-VG liquid. Run a high-VG shortfill, ideally 70/30 or thicker, at a low nicotine strength of 0 to 6mg. Thick juice wicks properly at this power. What you should not do is put 20mg nic salt through a 0.15ohm mesh coil, because the throat hit is brutal. Stick to High VG E-Liquid, and you are set.

Built for Two Freemax Tanks

This coil family lives in exactly two tanks. The original Fireluke Mesh, and the Fireluke 2 that comes with the Twister 80W kit. That is deliberate, and it keeps fitment simple. If your tank is one of those two, any coil in this pack drops straight in. Everything else in the Fireluke line runs a different head.

FreeMax Fireluke TX Coil Resistance Options

Five builds are stocked, so the choice comes down to how much power you want to run and how warm you like the draw. The newer TX and TNX coils use the tea fibre cotton wick. The X series are the earlier flax-cotton versions of the same builds. Pair any of them with a 50ml Shortfill and a nic shot for the best results.

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• 0.15 Ohm TX1 Mesh Coil
• 0.15 Ohm TX3 Mesh Coil
• 0.15 Ohm TX4 Mesh Coil
• 0.2 Ohm TX2 Mesh Coil
• 0.5 Ohm TNX2 Mesh Coil

How to Set Up the FreeMax Fireluke TX Coils

Two minutes if the tank is empty.

1. Drain the tank and unscrew the base. Twist the old coil free and bin it.

2. Drip two or three drops of e-liquid into each wicking slot on the new coil, then a couple more onto the top cotton.

3. Screw the fresh coil into the base until it seats snugly. Do not force it past finger-tight.

4. Reassemble and fill with a high-VG shortfill, topped up with Nicotine Shots if you want strength.

5. Stand it upright for a full ten minutes so the tea fibre cotton saturates completely before your first draw.

6. Start around 10W under the coil's low end and climb in small steps until the flavour peaks.

What's in the FreeMax Fireluke TX Coil Box

Five coils in the resistance you select. That is the lot. No tank, no e-liquid, and no device. These are replacement heads for people who already run a Fireluke Mesh or Fireluke 2, so pick the resistance that matches how you like to vape.

Which Freemax Tanks Take These Coils

Two tanks, and only two. The Fireluke Mesh, and the Fireluke 2 sub-ohm tank from the Twister 80W kit. It will not fit the original Fireluke. It will not fit the Fireluke Pro. The Mesh Pro tank runs its own coils, and so does the Fireluke Solo.

If your tank is a Fireluke Mesh or a Fireluke 2, you are covered. Keep spares from the Freemax Coils range so a worn coil never cuts a session short.

About Freemax

Freemax made its name on mesh. The Fireluke tanks were among the coils that helped push mesh into the mainstream, trading round wire for a flat, laser-cut sheet that heats evenly across its surface. The TX and TNX generation added the tea fibre cotton wick, a 90% tea fibre and 10% organic cotton blend, aimed at cleaner flavour and longer coil life.

It is a well-established platform, which is part of why replacement coils for it stay easy to source years after launch, and Pirate Vapes keeps the popular resistances in stock.

Stock Up and Save

Sub-ohm coils are a running cost. Push them hard at 80 or 90W and a fresh coil earns its keep every week or two, sooner with dark or sweet liquids that gunk the mesh. A pack of five keeps a couple of spares in reserve so a dying coil never ruins a good juice.

Every order from Pirate Vapes ships same day when placed before 4 pm, boxed to arrive intact. Checkout is age-verified, over-18s only, and stock is TPD compliant. Spend over £40 and delivery is free with Free Pirate Post.

Conclusion

The Fireluke TX coils are a straightforward, flavour-led choice for anyone running a Fireluke Mesh or Fireluke 2. Ten resistances mean you can tune the same tank from a cooler 0.5ohm draw to a 0.15ohm cloud machine, all on Freemax's diamond-cut mesh and tea fibre cotton.

Just remember they are sub-ohm and want high-VG juice. Grab a pack, pick up any Vape Accessories you are short on, and browse the full coil range at Pirate Vapes.

FAQs

Which tanks do the Fireluke TX coils fit?

The Fireluke Mesh and the Fireluke 2 only. Not the original Fireluke, the Fireluke Pro, or the Mesh Pro. Those all use different coils.

What e-liquid should I use in the Fireluke TX coils?

High-VG shortfills, 70/30 or thicker, at 0 to 6mg. These are sub-ohm coils. High-strength nic salt through them is harsh.

How long does a Fireluke TX coil last?

A week or two on average. Push high wattage or vape sweet, dark liquids, and it drops off faster. A five-pack keeps you covered.

Which Fireluke TX coil resistance should a first-timer pick?

The TX1 0.15ohm. It runs across a wide 40 to 90W window and balances flavour and cloud without fuss.

What is the difference between the TX and X coils?

Mainly the wick. The TX and TNX coils use tea fibre cotton. The X coils are the earlier flax-cotton versions of the same mesh builds.

Can I use the 0.12ohm coil in temperature control?

Yes. The TX1 SS316 is stainless steel, so it runs in TC or straight wattage. Keep it under 60W.