The world’s first fully recyclable vaporizer, the AirsPops ONE USE E30 officially debuts at InterTabac 2023
Sep 11, 2023
Dortmund, Germany - AIRSCREAM UK proudly announces the official launch of the award-winning AirsPops ONE USE E30 (known as ONE USE Eco outside of the UK and EU), at Intertabac, the largest tobacco industry trade fair worldwide at Messe Dortmund, Germany on September 14-16.
Dortmund, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany - September 11, 2023 —
Dortmund, Germany - AIRSCREAM UK proudly announces the official launch of the award-winning AirsPops ONE USE E30 (known as ONE USE Eco outside of the UK and EU), at Intertabac, the largest tobacco industry trade fair in the world at Messe Dortmund, Germany on September 14-16.
Disposable e-cigarette is the popular quit tool for cigarette users due to its convenience and ease of use nature. However, unlike other vape devices which can be recharged and refilled for multiple use, its disposable nature is said to have contributed to an electronic waste crisis. In 2022, disposable vapes were estimated at a market value of USD$6.34 billion*. This potentially means hundreds of millions of used devices could end up in landfills to contaminate soil and water sources around the world.
Discarding, or worse, incinerating these components is grossly wasteful as battery prices continue to soar to meet rising global demand. At the same time, recycling the existing disposable designs are difficult without damaging their internal components.
Knowing that the limitation and challenges in the disposable e-cigarettes landscape, AIRSCREAM UK is determined to rewrite a new chapter on disposable e-cigarettes.
The result of several years of research and development arising from environmental concerns surrounding disposable e-cigarettes, ONE USE E30 is the world’s first true disposable vape recycling system. Through its innovative modular design, components can easily be retrieved, sorted and reused or recycled accordingly.
For its pioneering achievements in sustainability for the e-cigarette industry, ONE USE E30 has already won two awards even before its official launch, namely the Red Dot Award for Product Design 2023, and Gold Award winner of the 2023 French Design Award. ONE USE E30 is AIRSCREAM UK’s second Red Dot Award: having previously won the award for the same category in 2021 for the revolutionary bottle. by AirsPops.
“AirsPops ONE USE E30 is a new ground-breaking design by AIRSCREAM that actively reuses the electronic components as part of our sustainability strategy and business model. It is our attempt at making real change. Although functionally identical to existing disposable vapes, ONE USE E30 is a shift from an ingrained throwaway culture towards reusability without sacrificing the convenience and ease that disposables provide,” said Sam Ong, Co-Founder & CEO at AIRSCREAM GROUP.
ONE USE E30 will showcase at the AIRSCREAM UK booth at Hall 2, No: 2.A10. on September 14-16, in Messe Dortmund. At InterTabac, AirsPops ONE USE E30 will debut with 5 attractive flavours for UK & EU markets: Pink Crystal, Blueberry Slush, Mango Pineapple, Peach Ice & Ocean 11 Toba with 19mg nicotine in 2ml devices. Visitors can also browse the entire range of AIRSCREAM’s signature and latest devices and flavours from the 313 and INK LORDS ranges at the AIRSCREAM booth.
AirsPops ONE USE E30 device specifications:
Battery capacity : 550 mAh
Coil resistance : 1.5 ohms
Tank capacity : 2 ml
Working voltage : 3.7 V
Dimensions : 118 mm * 20.5 mm
ONE USE E30 is currently undergoing trial runs in New Zealand and receiving positive feedback from users. New Zealand was chosen as a test market because of its inherent natural beauty and the population’s civic pride in keeping its landscape pristine and clean. This makes the transition towards ONE USE E30’s business model feasible and seamless for end users, retailers and recycling providers alike.
Interested parties can drop the AIRSCREAM UK team a note via [email protected]. As a responsible corporate, AIRSCREAM strictly deals its business with those aged 21 years and above.
*Source: https://vaporvoice.net/2022/08/10/global-disposable-vape-market-to-reach-6-3-billion-in-2022/
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About AIRSCREAM UK
Hailing from Bristol, England, AIRSCREAM UK was founded in March 2018. AIRSCREAM is a premium international lifestyle brand aiming to eliminate cigarettes by offering quality and healthier alternatives to adult smokers worldwide.
With the motto of ‘Born to Connect’, AIRSCREAM embraces innovation and passion for art in its product design and philosophy. Created strictly for adult smokers above the ages of 21, AIRSCREAM devices aim to bring people together through a mutual love for the rich flavours of life to eliminate cigarettes for good.
AIRSCREAM is currently one of the world's top eco-centric vaporiser companies. To address the pressing sustainability issue of increasing general waste caused by disposable e-cigarettes, AIRSCREAM has developed the new revolutionary AirsPops ONE USE E30 (known as ONE USE Eco outside of the UK and EU).
Equipped with a ground-breaking design, and currently the world’s first electronic cigarette system built for full reusability and is completely recyclable. ONE Use Eco has won the Red Dot Product Design Award 2023 and French Design Award 2023.
As of September 2023, AIRSCREAM products are present in more than 80 countries and regions around the world, with a network of over half a million satisfied adult users globally. The company’s revenue for H1 2023 stands at USD 21.03 Million, which sees a 15.4% YoY growth to date.
For more information about AIRSCREAM UK as a company, please visit https://global.airscreamuk.com/.
Contact Info:
Name: Sarah Sabri
Email: Send Email
Organization: AIRSCREAM
Website: https://corporate.airscreamuk.com/pages/one-use-eco
Release ID: 89107197
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