Innokin ZF Replacement Coils - Pack Of 5

Innokin ZF Replacement Coils

Flavour gone flat and the clouds thinning out? That is the coil, not the tank. The Innokin ZF Replacement Coils are the DuoPrime dual-mesh heads built for the Z Force tank and the kit it ships in, the Kroma 217, sold in a pack of five.

Two resistances cover the range: a 0.2ohm for full DTL clouds at 50-80W and a 0.3ohm for a tighter restricted draw at 30-45W. Both press straight in, so a swap takes seconds. Pair them with a 70% VG e-liquid, and you are back to full flavour.

Why vapers choose this:

• Dual mesh, longer life. The extra mesh layer draws liquid through more quickly, which keeps the taste cleaner well past the point where an ordinary single-mesh coil starts to fade.

• Two draws from one tank. The 0.2ohm chases clouds; the 0.3ohm pulls tighter.

• Press-fit swap. No threading, no fuss. Old one out, new one in.

• Five to a pack. Weeks of vaping before you reorder.

• Genuine Innokin heads. Made for the Z Force platform, not a clone.

Innokin ZF Coils Features

What Does DuoPrime Actually Mean?

It is Innokin's name for a two-layer mesh setup. The outer mesh is worked into the cotton wick and warms slowly, pulling e-liquid deeper into the head and passing it to the inner mesh, which does the vaporising. The upshot is a faster ramp-up, denser vapour, and a coil that lasts noticeably longer.

The 0.2ohm Chases Clouds

This is the one for big DTL vapour. Run the 0.2ohm between 50 and 80W and it pushes out warm, dense clouds with the airflow wide open. It drinks e-liquid faster than the 0.3ohm, so pair it with a proper High VG E-Liquid at 70% VG or above to keep it wicking properly.

The 0.3ohm Plays It, Cooler

The 0.3ohm sits lower at 30-45W for a restricted direct-lung draw. Less vapour, a tighter pull, and a gentler run through your liquid. Worth trying if 80W of clouds is more than you actually want day to day.

Prime It Properly or Regret It

Mesh coils are unforgiving if you rush them. Trickle e-liquid into the ports, let it soak, then start low. Fire a dry coil once, and you cook the cotton permanently. Learned that one the hard way, more than once.

Organic Cotton Doing the Quiet Work

Underneath the mesh is organic cotton wicking, and it is what keeps the taste clean from the first fill rather than that muted first-few-puffs feel. It feeds both mesh layers evenly, which is half the reason these heads hold flavour as long as they do.

Innokin ZF Coils Resistance Options

Two heads in the pack picker, both mesh, both aimed at sub-ohm vaping. The choice comes down to how much vapour you actually want.

Most popular: the 0.2ohm. This is the cloud coil, running 50-80W for a warm, open DTL draw and the biggest vapour of the two. If you bought the Z Force to make clouds, start here.

The quieter option: the 0.3ohm. It works at 30-45W for a restricted direct-lung draw, produces less vapour, and is easier on your e-liquid. A better fit for lower-power sessions or anyone who finds the 0.2ohm a bit much.

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• 0.2ohm
• 0.3ohm

How to Fit the Innokin ZF Coils

Straight swap. Under two minutes once you have done it once.

1. Empty or lower the tank, then unscrew the base from the Z Force.

2. Grip the old coil and pull it straight out. It is press-fit, so it lifts away without any threading.

3. Take a fresh head and drip e-liquid into each wicking port, plus a drop or two on the top cotton.

4. Push the new coil firmly into the base until it seats, then reassemble and fill the tank.

5. Stand the filled tank upright and give it a rest of at least eight minutes so the dense mesh wicks right through.

6. Begin near the bottom of the coil's wattage band and work up gradually to find your spot.

What's in the Innokin ZF Coils Box

Five coils in your chosen resistance, either all 0.2ohm or all 0.3ohm. That is the lot: no tank, no device, no e-liquid. They are replacement heads for a Z Force tank you already own, so if you are starting from scratch you will need the tank or the Kroma 217 kit as well.

Made for the Z Force Tank and Kroma 217

These heads were built for one platform: the Innokin Z Force sub-ohm tank, which is the tank on the Kroma 217 kit. If your tank says Z Force on it, these are the coils it takes. Simple as that.

What they do not fit is just as important. The older Innokin Zenith and Z coil series run on a completely different fitment, so a ZF head will not seat in a Zenith tank and vice versa. They also will not fit other brands' Sub-Ohm DTL Tanks. If a coil in your tank ever cracks the glass, that is a separate fix, and you will want Replacement Tank Glass rather than a new coil.

About Innokin

Innokin has spent years building a name on coils that just work, and the DuoPrime platform is one of its better recent ideas. Rather than chasing ever-lower resistances, Innokin focused on wicking: the extra mesh layer inside the cotton is what lets these heads feed liquid faster and hold flavour longer than a lot of the single-mesh competition.

It is a quietly clever piece of engineering, and it is why the Z Force tank has kept a loyal following long after launch. Reliable, well-made coils are exactly what Innokin does best.

Stock Up and Save

Coils are a running cost, not a one-off, and mesh heads at 60W or 70W do not last forever. A single pack of five covers most vapers for around a month of daily use, longer if you steer clear of dark, sugary liquids that gunk the mesh faster.

Keeping a spare pack in the drawer means you are never stuck on a burnt coil. Every order from Pirate Vapes ships same-day before 4 pm through an age-verified checkout, over-18s only, all stock TPD compliant.

Conclusion

The Innokin ZF coils are the genuine, sensible choice for keeping a Z Force tank running at its best. The DuoPrime dual mesh gives you strong flavour and real longevity, the 0.2ohm and 0.3ohm cover both cloud and restricted vaping, and a pack of five keeps you going for weeks.

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FAQs

Which tank do the ZF coils fit?

The Innokin Z Force sub-ohm tank, which is the tank on the Kroma 217 kit. If your tank is a Z Force, these are the right heads.

0.2ohm or 0.3ohm, which should I pick?

The 0.2ohm for bigger DTL clouds at 50-80W. The 0.3ohm for a tighter restricted draw at 30-45W and less vapour.

Will my old Zenith or Z coils fit the ZF coils?

No. The ZF series is a different fitment entirely. Zenith and Z coils will not seat in a Z Force tank, and ZF coils will not fit a Zenith.

What e-liquid works best with the ZF coils?

High-VG, 70% VG or above. These run hot and need thicker liquid to wick properly. Thin 50/50 juice will burn the cotton.

How long does a ZF coil last?

Anywhere from a few days to a couple of weeks with daily use. Dark, sweet liquids shorten that considerably by clogging the mesh.

How many ZF coils come in a pack?

Five, all in the single resistance you select. Enough to keep a Z Force tank running for a good while.