RBA / BORO Tanks

Boro Tanks and RBA Bridges Explained

Boro tanks and RBA bridges are two separate parts that work together inside an AIO mod. The boro tank is the outer shell - a small rectangular reservoir usually made from borosilicate glass, PCTG, or stainless steel. It holds your liquid and clips into the mod body. Any RBA tank vape setup starts with choosing the right boro tank for your mod.

The RBA boro bridge slots inside the boro tank. That's where your coil and wick sit. Bridges come in single coil and stock coil systems:

• Stock coil bridge - simplest to install, the bridge slots in as an extension that holds a stock coil in-between. This is a great starter bridge if you’re new to boro tanks.
• Single coil RBA bridge - more airflow control, works well for MTL boro setups. An MTL RBA bridge paired with nic salts and 50/50 liquid gives you a proper cigarette-style draw.

Some brands sell an RBA boro tank with the bridge already fitted. Others sell them separately so you can mix and match - a bridge boro setup where you pick each piece individually. An RBA boro kit typically includes:

• Tank and bridge
• Spare glass and o-rings
• Spare screws and Allen key

RBA vape kits like these are the easiest way to get started if you're new to the boro world. Best RBA kits come with everything you need in one purchase. If you've already got a boro tank and just need a new bridge, filter by bridges in the listings.

Boro Bridge Types at a Glance

Single coil RBA bridges are the most common. Stock coil boro bridges suit anyone who wants an easier option. MTL boro bridges run higher resistance coils and pair well with nic salt liquids at lower wattages. An MTL boro tank with the right bridge fitted gives you the tightest draw in the AIO world.