Electric Injectors

Cheap Electric Injectors

Discover a wide range of electric injectors, from low-priced models to fully automatic electric injectors. Many brands available, such as the famous Powermatic 2 or Poweroll 2 electric injectors. Piston or auger tube-filling machines for a perfect injection of rolling tobacco!

All machines come with a 2-year warranty on parts and labor.

For your electric cigarette injector to work properly, it is very important to maintain it regularly. Learn the key steps to make your machine last as long as possible. In case of a serious problem, don't worry: this article gives you simple tips for troubleshooting your electric injector.

Buying an electric injector

Why buy an electric injector? The answer is simple: a huge time saver and perfectly made cigarettes!

Buying an electric tube-filling machine is an investment, but it will save you precious time and above all let you make cigarettes of unmatched quality. At SPi Discount you will find the most advanced tube-filling machines at the best price.

The best electric injector: customer reviews

There are many models with different features. Some inject the tobacco with an auger (also called a spring or corkscrew), while others are more advanced and use piston injection.

Customer reviews of electric injectors say it is better to go for a piston-type electric injector such as the Zorr Deluxe Powermatic 2, Powermatic 3, OCB Poweroll or C-101f. These machines make cigarettes worthy of factory-made ones, of much better quality than with an auger injector such as the models from Champ, Art & Volutes or Gerui.

How do you use an electric cigarette injector properly?

Generally, an electric injector works properly on a 220 V supply. The machine starts automatically, except for adding the tobacco to the hopper. At this step, make sure not to overfill it, because the injector will have difficulty filling your cigarettes properly. Also feed the tobacco in naturally, that is, without pushing it with your finger or other objects. The tobacco inside the hopper may even stop moving. Be sure to fluff up the contents for better results. You can remove a little, but you must stop the machine first. Also take care not to touch the spiral during removal. When you no longer notice any problem, the first cigarette will be ready. Sometimes it takes a while to come out. Don't worry: on first use, the metal tube holder is not yet filled.

What tobacco should you use in an electric injector?

We recommend using major-brand injector tobacco (Camel, Marlboro, Winston or another) rather than rolling tobacco. Depending on the type of machine, you will also need to keep the tobacco at the right moisture level to make it easier to fill the cigarette tubes.

It is also advisable to buy injector tobacco in France, because it is cut more finely than tobacco bought in Belgium or Luxembourg.

What cigarette tubes should you use in your electric injector?

Choosing the right cigarette tubes is also very important for your tube-filling machine to work at its best. Go for cigarette tubes from a major brand such as Piratube, OCB, Rizla or Gizeh.

Some machines are specially designed for filling 100s tubes, others for extra filters or for making slim cigarettes.

How do you maintain an electric injector?

After each use, your electric cigarette injector should be cleaned before you put it away. To do this, before unplugging the machine, let it run so that any leftover tobacco in the tube comes out. Then you can unplug it without pulling on the cord. It is still recommended to remove this excess by hand. This will make it easier to insert the next batch. It also gives you a clear view inside the injector. While you're at it, you can clean the space under the spring and any debris stuck in the shaft. Normally, these should be clean before the next use. You must never work on the injector while it is running. In addition, any contact with water or foreign objects getting into the machine causes irreparable problems. When the machine no longer works properly, two things can be the cause of a blockage. The spring may be jammed, or a lump of tobacco may be getting in the motor's way. In these cases, you must take the machine apart to reach the impurities and remove them. However, when you put the metal tube holder back in place, the beveled shaft must point downward.