CCELL TH2 cartridge comparison: TH2 EVOMAX, TH2 EVO, TH2-SE and M6T-SE

A CCELL TH2 cartridge is a borosilicate glass 510 cartridge with a ceramic heating core, and 3DevicesCCELL lists it in three heating generations with the M6T-SE beside them as the thermoplastic option. TH2 EVOMAX is the listing with EVOMAX heating at 1.7Ω and a 4 x Φ2mm aperture. TH2 EVO pairs a 1.4Ω element with a stainless steel centre post. TH2-SE uses the CCELL ceramic element at 1.4Ω with a low-lead brass post, and M6T-SE swaps the glass for a BPA-free thermoplastic body at the same 1.4Ω. The comparison below explains how those differences affect testing, capping and packaging for licensed filling operations.

Key takeaways

• TH2 EVOMAX comes in 0.5ml and 1ml. Only TH2-SE offers 1.2ml in the shop options.
• TH2-SE, TH2 EVO and M6T-SE are all 1.4Ω. TH2 EVOMAX (1.7Ω) and TH2 EVO both use a stainless steel post, while TH2-SE and M6T-SE use low-lead brass.
• All four share a 10.5mm diameter, but heights differ by model, so size inserts from the published figures.
• Resistance differs between models, so a voltage setting validated on one cannot be copied to another.

The four CCELL TH2 and M6T cartridges in numbers

The four listings separate on volume, height, body material and mouthpiece format. The first table compares the two newer TH2 cartridges.

The second table covers the two SE cartridges.

The heating lines are where the four separate. TH2 EVOMAX uses EVOMAX heating, listed for all oil types, at 1.7Ω with a 4 x Φ2mm aperture and a stainless steel centre post. TH2 EVO lists 1.4Ω, a 4 x Φ2mm aperture and a stainless steel centre post. TH2-SE and M6T-SE both run the CCELL ceramic element at 1.4Ω on a low-lead brass post, and TH2-SE adds a 4 x Φ2mm aperture.

TH2 EVO is made in 0.5ml, 1ml and 1.2ml. Order the volumes shown in the shop options, 0.5ml and 1.0ml.

Choosing a CCELL TH2 cartridge by heating generation

CCELL positions each heating generation for a different range of oils, and the product pages repeat that positioning. The table shows the order in which the cores arrived.

Treat that as a starting point and test your own oil, because fill level, battery voltage and temperature all matter. Our EVOMAX vs SE ceramic core comparison goes deeper on the two ends of that range.

TH2 EVOMAX

For an all-oil option, the glass cartridge with EVOMAX heating is the TH2 to choose. Its filling method is open top-fill through a 4 x Φ2mm aperture, the connection is universal 510, and buyers choose between snap-fit and screw-on mouthpieces in black or white.

If one cartridge is positioned for every oil type, a brand can hold a single glass SKU across the range. That cuts stock lines and makes reordering easier. The wide inlet also suits viscous oils better than a narrow port, although the positioning is CCELL’s claim and not a test result.

TH2 EVO

The TH2 EVO 1.4 ohm cartridge shares the 10.5mm diameter and stands about 52mm tall at 0.5ml and 62mm at 1ml. Its spec list adds a 1.4Ω resistance, a 4 x Φ2mm aperture and a stainless steel centre post. The variation options make the mouthpiece choice explicit: Push fit mouthpiece or Screw On Mouthpiece.

TH2 EVO is the cartridge to test when you want a published resistance in the TH2 body together with a stainless steel post, or when a brand is graduating from SE and wants to see whether a newer core changes the result.

TH2-SE

The TH2-SE classic glass cartridge runs CCELL’s ceramic heating element at 1.4Ω with a low-lead brass post and a borosilicate glass body. Its three sizes have different heights: 52mm, 62mm and 66mm for 0.5ml, 1ml and 1.2ml respectively.

The CCELL feature panels give TH2-SE two production advantages:

• Batch capping. It can be capped 50 pieces at a time, but only with snap-fit mouthpieces.
• Mouthpiece range. The panel lists five materials (ceramic, metal, plastic, biodegradable PLA, wood) and four shapes (duckbill, bullet, hourglass, barrel).

The 1.2ml size is snap-fit only, while 0.5ml and 1ml offer snap-fit or screw-on.

M6T-SE: the thermoplastic alternative

A 1.4Ω cartridge with a thermoplastic body, the M6T-SE carries the same resistance and CCELL ceramic element as TH2-SE, with the same low-lead brass post. Its body is BPA-free thermoplastic rather than glass. It comes in 0.5ml or 1ml at Φ10.5 x 57.4mm and 67.9mm, with a Clear mouthpiece that is snap-fit or press-in, and customisation is listed as available.

Plastic changes handling more than the element. A thermoplastic body is lighter and does not shatter if dropped on a production floor, while the Clear mouthpiece lets staff see oil reach the top during quality control. Choose M6T-SE when a glass body is not in the product brief. Its heights differ from TH2-SE (57.4mm against 52mm at 0.5ml), so a TH2-SE insert will not automatically fit.

Glass or thermoplastic, brass or stainless

Material choices on the spec sheets break down cleanly, and a compliance team often has a preference that removes options at once.

Settle post material before testing. For an all-ceramic oil path with no metal post, the Kera family is the alternative, and our Kera cartridge guide compares it.

Resistance, voltage and the battery you recommend

TH2-SE, TH2 EVO and M6T-SE list 1.4Ω, while TH2 EVOMAX lists 1.7Ω. At any given battery voltage, a different resistance changes the power delivered to the element, which is why a voltage recommendation validated on TH2-SE cannot simply be copied to TH2 EVOMAX.

1. Decide which battery or batteries your brand will recommend.
2. Fill each cartridge with the same oil at the same volume.
3. Test each at every voltage step the battery offers.
4. Record the setting your team prefers for each cartridge and oil.

The table lists pairings that the cartridge pages name. All four have a standard 510 thread and a 10.5mm body.

Viscosity and terpene content also shape the choice. Our hardware-by-oil-type guide and the explainer on oil viscosity and intake aperture cover that side, and the cartridge and battery compatibility guide explains thread and width.

Which TH2 for which brief

The product pages name who each cartridge suits, and the table condenses that into a first test choice. It is a shortlisting aid, not a rule about any oil.

TH2 EVOMAX is not the obvious pick for cost-first runs of thin, pourable oils, where TH2-SE does the job. TH2-SE is not the best starting point for thick, terpene-rich fills, which generally suit EVO or EVOMAX. M6T-SE is not for ranges that want a clear glass tank on the shelf.

Mouthpieces, capping and production flow

Mouthpiece format changes the capping step more than any other part of the cartridge.

• Snap-fit (all four) suits press capping, and on TH2-SE it allows batch capping 50 at a time.
• Screw-on (TH2 EVOMAX, TH2 EVO, and TH2-SE at 0.5ml and 1ml) suits hand capping and smaller runs.
• Press-in (M6T-SE) is listed only for the thermoplastic cartridge.

Choose the format to suit your capping equipment, then hold it constant across the range so operators do not switch methods between SKUs. For the filling routine itself, see how to fill ceramic cartridges without leaks, and if a unit weeps in testing, the cartridge leaking guide lists the causes.

Packaging heights across the TH2 family

All four share a 10.5mm diameter, but heights vary by size and model. Plan inserts from the published figures.

TH2-SE at 1.2ml stands 66mm tall. For one insert across models, size it to the 67.9mm M6T-SE 1ml height when that cartridge is in the range, or to 66.1mm when it is not. The empty vape cartridges guide covers capacity and fit across the wider range, and our laser engraving page explains artwork files for any engraved batteries sold beside the cartridges.

Building a range from more than one TH2

A range can carry two of these cartridges rather than one. These pairings come purely from the spec differences above.

• TH2-SE plus TH2 EVOMAX. TH2-SE covers 0.5ml, 1ml and 1.2ml with the wide mouthpiece programme, and TH2 EVOMAX adds EVOMAX heating for all oil types.
• TH2-SE plus M6T-SE. Same 1.4Ω resistance and brass post, so one voltage recommendation can be tested across a glass and a thermoplastic line.
• TH2 EVO plus TH2-SE. A stainless steel post beside a brass post, both at 1.4Ω, useful when customers have different material preferences.

Keep the number of SKUs low at launch, because every extra model adds an insert, a label and a validation run. Teams new to the format can start with 510 thread cartridge basics, and the whole line-up sits in the CCELL cartridge category.

Incoming checks and purchase orders

When a TH2 order arrives, a short inspection protects the batch before filling begins. Measure a few units of each model against the published height and diameter, check mouthpieces match the ordered format and colour, and measure resistance on a few TH2 EVO, TH2-SE and M6T-SE units against the published figure. Record the results with the delivery note.

Put these lines on every purchase order:

• Model: TH2 EVOMAX, TH2 EVO, TH2-SE or M6T-SE.
• Volume from the shop options for that listing.
• Mouthpiece format: snap-fit, screw-on or press-in (for TH2 EVO, Push fit mouthpiece or Screw On Mouthpiece).
• Mouthpiece colour, or for TH2-SE any custom material and shape.
• The battery and voltage step you validated for each cartridge.

We work with licensed UK filling operations that need empty 510 cartridges and clear specifications, and the filled product and its approvals stay under the buyer’s licence. Tell us the models, volumes and mouthpiece formats on your shortlist through the contact page.

FAQ

What is the difference between TH2 EVO and TH2 EVOMAX?

TH2 EVO lists 1.4Ω, a 4 x Φ2mm aperture and a stainless steel centre post, with 0.5ml and 1.0ml shop options. TH2 EVOMAX lists EVOMAX heating at 1.7Ω with the same 4 x Φ2mm aperture and stainless steel post, in 0.5ml and 1.0ml. Their heating cores and resistances differ, so test each separately.

Is TH2-SE snap-fit or screw-on?

Both, for the 0.5ml and 1ml sizes. The 1.2ml size is snap-fit only. Batch capping of 50 pieces at a time applies only to snap-fit mouthpieces, so choose the format to match your capping equipment and keep it constant across the range.

Which cartridges here have a brass post?

TH2-SE and M6T-SE list a low-lead brass centre post. TH2 EVO lists a stainless steel centre post. TH2 EVOMAX also has a stainless steel post, at 1.7 ohm with EVOMAX heating.

Is M6T-SE glass?

No. M6T-SE has a BPA-free thermoplastic body, with a Clear mouthpiece that is snap-fit or press-in. It uses the same 1.4Ω ceramic element and low-lead brass post as TH2-SE, and it comes in 0.5ml and 1ml only.

Can TH2-SE be batch-capped?

Yes, 50 pieces at a time, with snap-fit mouthpieces only. Screw-on mouthpieces suit hand capping and smaller runs. Check your press setting and the seal on a small batch before committing a full production run.

Do all four cartridges fit standard 510 batteries?

Yes. All four list a standard or universal 510 thread and a 10.5mm body, so they fit standard 510 batteries and slot-style models such as the Stylo. Heights differ between models, though, so check insert and carton sizes rather than assuming one fits all.