LOOKAH 710 THREAD WAX DISH COIL (5-) – TYPE B – 5-Pack

The Lookah 710 Thread Wax Dish Coil – Type B (5-pack) is a replacement coil set for Lookah 710-thread devices built for dabbers who care about flavor and efficiency. These quartz dish coils are all about clean taste and controlled micro dabs, so you get big vapor without flooding or burning your concentrates. A 5-pack keeps your Seahorse X, Swordfish, Mini Unicorn, Dragon Egg, or Q7 Mini running smooth for the long haul.

What You Get Out of It

• Better flavor from your concentrates — The quartz dish heats evenly, so you taste your terps instead of hot spots or scorched residue.
• Efficient micro dabs — The flat wax dish is made for smaller loads that fully vaporize, so you’re not wasting product or leaving puddles behind.
• Less mess, fewer clogs — Keeping the concentrate on the center of the plate helps stop wax from running into the airway and gunking up your device.
• Ready for your main Lookah lineup — Type B 710 coils are designed for compatible Lookah devices like the Seahorse X, Swordfish, Mini Unicorn, Dragon Egg, and Q7 Mini.
• 5-pack = fewer emergency runs — When a coil finally taps out, you’ve got backups ready, not a dead device in the middle of a sesh.
• Consistent performance — Fresh coils mean consistent clouds and smoother hits, instead of fighting with a burnt or flooded heater.

Best For

This 5-pack is made for dabbers running their Lookah device as a daily driver and who don’t want to think about coil drama every week. It’s especially clutch if you rotate between a few 710-thread devices or like keeping a cleaner “flavor coil” and a separate one for heavier use. If you’re already working with other electric gear or smoke shop products on your desk, this just keeps your Lookah setup dialed in.

How to use it

Start by making sure your device is powered off, then gently remove the old coil from the 710-thread connection. Thread a fresh Type B coil into place, turning it until it’s snug but not over-tightened. You want a solid connection, not a wrestling match.

When you’re loading, think micro dabs. Place a small amount of concentrate right in the middle of the quartz dish — that’s where the heat is most even and where you’ll get the cleanest vapor. Avoid overpacking; too much can bubble over the sides, which is how coils get sticky, clogged, and short-lived. Setting your device down on a dab mat is a good idea if you’re the type to miss the dish once in a while.

Between uses, let the coil cool down before handling. If you’re swapping coils or packing your rig away, give the chamber a quick wipe so you’re not pressing old residue into a fresh quartz dish. Keeping things tidy goes a long way when you’re three dabs deep and just want it to work.

Specifications

Fit & Compatibility Notes

These are Lookah 710-thread Type B coils, so they’re meant specifically for Lookah devices that call for that style. Always check your device manual or existing coil to confirm it’s a Type B before you grab a pack. If your current coil housing looks different or uses a different lettering system, it may need another style in the Lookah lineup.

If you’re stocking up for multiple rigs, it can help to label the boxes or stash them in separate storage so you always know which coils go to which device.

Care, Cleaning & Coil Life

Coils are consumables — they don’t last forever — but you can stretch their life by keeping them reasonably clean and not drowning them in concentrate. Let the device cool, then gently wipe away loose residue from the dish. For a deeper refresh, you can soak the coil in isopropyl alcohol, rinse with clean water, and fully dry before reusing.

There will still come a point where performance drops, flavor tastes off, or the coil struggles to heat. That’s your signal to rotate in a fresh one from the 5-pack. Some people even keep one “fresh” coil dedicated to top-shelf concentrates and another for day-to-day stuff, like how you might separate your best jars from your everyday concentrate jars.

Why Quartz Matters

Quartz is the go-to material here because it handles heat well while keeping flavor crisp. Unlike metal-only heaters that can feel harsh, a quartz dish gives you a cleaner taste and more predictable heating pattern. That’s especially nice with live resins, rosins, or anything terp-heavy where you actually care what you’re tasting.

If you’re already pressing or picking up higher-end extracts, pairing them with a decent quartz coil just makes sense, the same way you’d grab proper parchment or non-stick PTFE sheets when you’re handling sticky work in the lab or at home.

FAQ

• Will these coils fit my Lookah device?
  These are Lookah 710-thread Type B coils. They’re made for devices like the Seahorse X, Swordfish, Mini Unicorn, Dragon Egg, and Q7 Mini that specifically list Type B compatibility. If your current coil or user manual says a different type (like A, C, etc.), you’ll want to match that instead of guessing.
• What’s the difference between Type B and other Lookah coil types?
  Type B uses a flat quartz wax dish that’s ideal for micro dabs and flavor-focused hits. Other coil types may use different designs or materials that change cloud production, ramp time, or how much concentrate they comfortably hold. If you like controlled loads and clean taste, Type B is usually the sweet spot.
• How do I keep these coils from burning out too fast?
  Use small dabs centered on the dish, avoid overloading, and try not to run the coil dry for extended periods. Letting the coil cool between longer seshes also helps. Treat it like you’d treat a good banger on a small silicone rig — reasonable heat, reasonable loads, and a little basic cleanup.
• How should I clean the coil when it gets gunky?
  Let the device cool completely, then remove the coil and gently wipe away visible residue. For stubborn buildup, soak the coil in isopropyl alcohol, rinse well with water, and let it dry fully before using again. If it still tastes burnt or looks rough after that, it may just be time to swap in a fresh one from the pack.
• Can I use larger dabs with this coil?
  You can load more, but these are really tuned for micro dabs. Bigger loads are more likely to bubble over the dish, run into the airflow, and shorten coil life. If you’re regularly doing heavy dabs, you might want to keep a cleanup area ready with parchment or a parchment sheet under your work space to catch any stickiness.
• How many coils will I go through in a month?
  It totally depends on how hard and how often you sesh. Light to moderate dabbers might get weeks out of a single coil, while heavy daily use will burn through them quicker. That’s why having a 5-pack is nice — you’re covered whether you’re a weekend dabber or running it as a full-time pocket rig alongside your dab tools.
• Do these coils work for all concentrates?
  They’ll handle most typical concentrates you’d use in a portable device — think waxes, budders, and similar textures that you can place neatly onto the dish. Very runny oils may spread too easily and be harder to control, so those are often better in cartridges or other setups, like pairing with nectar collectors if you prefer a different style of hit.