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1. What is Bangma Vape?​

• Type: Disposable vape (non-rechargeable, pre-filled).
• Nicotine Strength: Typically 5% nicotine salt (50mg/mL), much higher than legal limits in many countries.
• Flavors: Sweet & fruity (e.g., mango, blueberry, ice mint).
• Design: Small, discreet (resembles a USB drive or lipstick).
• Puff Count: Claims 500–600 puffs (actual usage may vary).

2.Health Concerns​

• High Nicotine: 5% salt nicotine is extremely addictive (higher than cigarettes).
• No Quality Control: Illegal vapes may contain toxic metals, vitamin E acetate (linked to lung damage), or fake nicotine.
• Youth Appeal: Bright colors & sweet flavors target underage users.

3.Factory introduction​

• Vape factory: 150 production lines . 500000pcs a day production capacity.
• Quality Control: super series . healthy vapes and pod kits.
• OEM ODM service: with service for over more than 1000 vape brands experience.

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Inside the World of Vape Factory: Production, Regulations, and Crackdowns​

The Rise of Vape Factories​

Vape factories, primarily located in China (especially Shenzhen), the U.S., and Europe, mass-produce e-cigarettes, disposable vapes, and e-liquids. These factories cater to both legal markets and, in some cases, illicit trade due to high demand for cheap, flavored vaping products.

How Vape Factories Operate​

1. Design & Manufacturing – Factories produce everything from disposable vapes (like Elf Bar, Lost Mary) to refillable mods.
2. E-Liquid Production – Flavorings, nicotine (or synthetic nicotine), and PG/VG mixtures are blended in controlled environments.
3. Global Distribution – Many factories export to countries where vaping is legal, but some products end up in markets with strict bans (like Turkey, India, or Thailand).

Regulatory Challenges & Illegal Factories​

Many countries have strict rules on nicotine content, labeling, and sales, but illegal factories bypass these by:

• Selling counterfeit brands (fake Geekvape, Juul, Bangma, Puffeel etc.)
• Ignoring nicotine limits (e.g., EU’s TPD laws cap nicotine at 20mg/mL)
• Selling to black markets (e.g., Turkey, where vaping is heavily restricted)

Recent Crackdowns on Illegal Vape Factories​

• China (2023-2024) – Authorities shut down multiple Shenzhen factories producing counterfeit disposables.
• UK & U.S. (2024) – Raids on illegal vape warehouses selling unlicensed, high-nicotine products.
• Turkey (2024) – Customs seized over 1 million illegal vapes smuggled from China and the UAE.

The Future of Vape Manufacturing​

With stricter global regulations, many factories are shifting to nicotine-free or THC/CBD vapes to avoid legal issues. Meanwhile, governments are increasing penalties for illegal production and smuggling.