Freemax Fireluke Mesh Sub Ohm Tank

Freemax Fireluke Mesh Sub Ohm Tank

24mm across, 2ml in the glass, and a single 0.15ohm mesh coil rated for 40 to 90W. The Fireluke Mesh keeps things simple: a direct-to-lung sub-ohm tank built around the mesh coil that put Freemax on the map.

Top-fill, adjustable bottom airflow, an 810 drip tip, and a 510 connection that drops onto nearly any mod. It ships with two coils and a spare glass, so you are vaping the day it lands. One of the more capable budget tanks in the Vape Tanks range.

Why vapers choose this:

• A mesh coil that actually earns the hype. The wider heating surface warms up faster and more evenly than old vertical wire coils, which is why the Fireluke Mesh built the flavour reputation it has.

• 2ml TPD capacity with a spare glass in the box so a cracked tube does not end your night.

• 510 thread fits the mod you already own.

• Adjustable bottom airflow takes it from a firm, focused draw to a wide-open cloud pull, your call.

• Knurled stainless build that grips in the hand and does not feel like a throwaway, which is rare at this price.

Freemax Fireluke Mesh Features

Mesh Is Why This Tank Has a Reputation

The coil uses a mesh heating element wrapped in organic cotton rather than a coiled wire. Flat mesh spreads heat across a larger area, so the whole surface fires at once instead of glowing hottest in the middle. The cotton pulls liquid in quickly, which keeps the wick fed and stretches coil life. Cleaner flavour, faster ramp-up. That is the whole pitch, and it holds up.

Why 90W From a Little 24mm Tank?

Because the 0.15ohm coil is built for it. The rated ceiling is 90W, though most people settle lower once the flavour peaks. Push it, and you get dense, warm clouds. Ease off, and it calms into something smoother without losing the taste. Plenty of range from a tank this compact.

Top-Fill, Bottom Airflow, No Fuss

Refilling is a simple twist of the threaded top cap to reveal wide fill ports. Airflow is controlled by a ring at the bottom, so you tune the draw without pulling the tank off the mod.

Feed It the Right Juice

This is a sub-ohm coil, so it wants thicker liquid. Reach for 70/30 or higher-VG blends from the High-VG E-Liquids shelf at 3mg or 6mg freebase. Thin 50/50 or high-strength nic salt through a 0.15ohm coil at 60W will taste harsh and burn through the wick fast. Match the liquid to the coil, and it rewards you.

Built As It Means It

Stainless steel body with an all-over knurled finish and a chunky 810 mouthpiece. It has weight to it. The resin colourways carry a marbled tube; the steel finishes keep it understated. Either way, it does not look like a bargain-bin tank, even though it is priced like one now.

Freemax Fireluke Mesh Colours

Four finishes. Two resin, two stainless steel, each on the same 24mm frame.

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• Black
• Blue
• Gold
• Gunmetal
• Rainbow
• Stainless Steel
• Carbon Black
• Carbon Blue
• Carbon Green
• Carbon Purple
• Carbon Red
• Carbon Silver
• Resin Black
• Resin Blue
• Resin Green
• Resin Orange
• Resin Purple
• Resin Red

How to Set Up the Freemax Fireluke Mesh

Quick job. Five minutes, most of it waiting.

1. Unscrew the base and drop the 0.15ohm mesh coil into the tank base, then hand-tighten it back on.

2. Trickle four or five drops of e-liquid straight onto the exposed cotton ports of the coil before anything else.

3. Unscrew the threaded top cap and fill the glass through the wide ports, keeping the liquid clear of the central airflow chimney.

4. Reseat the cap and let the filled tank stand upright for a full ten minutes so the cotton saturates all the way through.

5. Take two or three gentle draws with no power, just to pull liquid deeper into the wick.

6. Fire it at a low wattage first, then step up towards the sweet spot in small jumps.

What's in the Freemax Fireluke Mesh Box

• One Fireluke Mesh tank,

• Two 0.15ohm mesh coils,

• A spare Replacement Tank Glass tube,

• A bag of spare parts and O-rings,

• And the instruction manual.

No mod and no e-liquid, so you will need both to get going. Every order from Pirate Vapes goes out in padded packaging to keep the glass intact in transit.

Made to Sit on Almost Any 510 Mod

The 510 threaded connection is the vape industry standard, so the Fireluke Mesh pairs with the vast majority of regulated devices. At 24mm, it matches the width of most single-battery and dual-battery Box Mods without overhang, and it needs a mod that can comfortably push 40 to 90W to run the coil properly.

What it will not do is fit a pod system or a low-power MTL device. It also uses the proven Fireluke Mesh coil platform. Conveniently, coils from the newer Fireluke 2 and Twister kits are fully cross-compatible, opening up a wider range of mesh options for this tank.

About Freemax

Freemax made its name on mesh. When flat mesh coils were still new to the market, the original Fireluke line was one of the tanks that showed what the technology could do for flavour, and the brand leaned into it hard across the range that followed.

The Fireluke Mesh sits at the accessible end of that story: a no-frills sub-ohm tank running the mesh coil that built the reputation. Keeping a few Freemax Replacement Coils on hand is the one thing that keeps it performing.

Stock Up and Save

A mesh coil is a wear item. With daily sub-ohm use, you will swap the 0.15ohm head every week or two, sooner on dark or sweet juice, so grabbing a five-pack alongside the tank saves you a scramble later. A spare glass tube is worth having too, since sub-ohm tanks take knocks.

Pirate Vapes dispatches every order the same day before 4 pm; all hardware is age-verified at checkout, and it is over-18s only. Spend over £40 and delivery is on us with Free Pirate Post.

Conclusion

The Fireluke Mesh is a lot of tank for the money. It does one thing, sub-ohm mesh vaping, and does it well, with easy top-filling, tunable airflow, and a build that punches above its price.

If you run a regulated mod and want strong flavour without overthinking it, this is an easy yes. Pick up spare coils and Vape Accessories with it at Pirate Vapes.

FAQs

What coil does the Fireluke Mesh use?

A 0.15ohm mesh coil rated at 40 to 90W. Two come in the box. Because the platform is shared, you can also run coils designed for the newer Fireluke 2 and Twister kits.

What wattage should I run the Freemax Fireluke Mesh Sub Ohm Tank at?

Somewhere in the 40 to 90W band. Start around 50W, then climb until the flavour peaks for you. Most people land in the middle.

Will the Freemax Fireluke Mesh Sub Ohm Tank fit my mod?

If your device has a 510 connection and reaches at least 60W or so, yes. The tank is 24mm wide, which matches most box mods without any overhang.

What e-liquid works best with the Freemax Fireluke Mesh Sub Ohm Tank?

Thicker high-VG juice at low strength. Think 70/30 or higher at 3mg to 6mg freebase. Skip nic salts and thin 50/50 blends in a sub-ohm coil like this one.

How much liquid does the Freemax Fireluke Mesh Sub Ohm Tank hold?

2ml, in line with UK TPD rules. The included spare glass is a straight swap if the fitted tube ever cracks.

Is the Freemax Fireluke Mesh Sub Ohm Tank refillable?

Yes. Top-fill, so you unscrew the threaded cap and pour. No throwaway parts beyond the coil itself.