V5 Spare Parts

V5 Spare Parts

Genuine replacement parts for the Divine Crossing V5, the 510 threaded rebuildable concentrate atomizer with the side and bottom heated polished alumina ceramic cup. Pick the part you need from the dropdown. Everything on this page ships free inside the USA.

The V5 is built to be opened, so nothing about it becomes disposable because one small component wore out. An o-ring, a spacer or a glass slide is a few dollars and gets the atomizer back to new.

What is on this page

When to replace an o-ring

The tell is friction. Any time you feel resistance or stiffness while assembling the device, the o-rings are drying out. They do not usually fail suddenly, they stiffen first.

Before you buy new ones, try re-lubricating the ones you have. Put a tiny amount of oil on your fingertip, a thin film and not a glob, roll the o-ring between your fingers to work it into the whole surface, and wipe off the excess. Do this after any alcohol cleaning without exception, because iso strips the oil out of rubber. Keeping o-rings supple prevents cracking and holds the airtight seal the atomizer depends on. Full detail is in our cleaning and maintenance guide.

When to replace a cup or spacer

Buildup hardens with each session until it interferes with heat transfer and starts degrading the heater. Burn-off cleaning uses the heater’s own power to reduce that buildup to ash, and a few seconds with no material loaded loosens things up. If a cup is showing heavy buildup that will not burn off, or any cracking, swap it. Cups and spacers are inexpensive enough that there is no reason to run a compromised one.

Rebuilding the V5

If you are rebuilding rather than just replacing hardware, read Wire Science and Rebuilding first. It covers why set it and forget it beats chasing settings, and what your resistance should look like on a healthy build.

Not sure which part you need

Email matt@ineedhemp.com and describe what is happening, or ask in r/DivineTribeVaporizers or the Divine Tribe Discord. If you can send a photo of the part, that is usually faster than naming it.