510 Thread Batteries, Cartridges, Pods and Filling Machines

Shenzhen Ocity Times Technology Co., Ltd. (Ocitytimes) is listed as a manufacturer and trading company in Shenzhen, Guangdong, China. This site gathers its hardware families in one place for wholesale inquiry: 510 thread batteries, cartridges, pod systems, disposable vapes, filling-and-capping machines, and packaging.

The battery pages cover the 510 thread battery family at hardware level: thread batteries, pen-style batteries, and cartridge batteries. No battery model, capacity, voltage, or charging detail is published here beyond the family framing, because no battery product page was opened for this build. Buyers should confirm the figures for any named item before ordering.

The cartridge pages keep two wordings separate, as the records require. One set of pages uses the table wording for CBD cartridges; another set uses the platform wording for 510 cartridges. The two wordings are not merged into a claim that every cartridge belongs to both groups, and no cartridge model, capacity, or material is asserted for any named item.

The disposable vape pages list three names exactly as listed on the company's own homepage graphics, and nothing more. The OGO6 disposable vape is shown with a BVC ceramic heating coil and two center-post versions, one stainless-steel at 2.0 ml and one ceramic at 1.0 ml. The OX22 disposable vape is described by the company as a 2-in-1 dual-tank structure with 1.0, 1.5 and 2.0 ml per tank. The OR100 pod system is described by the company with a preheat function and a grip-friendly design. No battery capacity, puff count, dimension, or consumable detail is added to any of these names.

The machine pages cover filling machines and capping machines at hardware level, including automatic and fully-automatic filling-and-capping variants. No throughput, accuracy, voltage, or dimension is published for any machine. The packaging pages cover a custom packaging range mention only, with no packaging product, material, or specification asserted.

Every page on this site is written for wholesale inquiry. Use the inquiry form on the contact page to ask about a family, a listed name, or an ordering question, and confirm all figures, variants, and requirements before ordering. Certificates available upon request.

Hardware families and guides on this site

• About Ocitytimes — Company identity, listed business type, and district-level location, with unresolved figures left out rather than settled by assumption.
• Wholesale inquiry — The inquiry form for every hardware family on this site, together with the company's official-site telephone numbers and email address.
• Vape batteries — The vape battery family at hardware level, covering the 510 thread battery family without asserting any model, capacity, or voltage figure.
• Vape pen batteries — Pen-style batteries as one branch of the battery family, kept as a separate page so pen-form questions can be asked on their own terms.
• Cartridge batteries — The battery side of cartridge power, kept as its own family page between the cartridge pages and the battery pages.
• 510 thread cartridges — Cartridges under the platform wording, kept separate from the table wording used on the CBD cartridge pages, with no model figures asserted.
• Empty cartridges — Unfilled cartridge forms at hardware level, without asserting empty versus filled status for any named item.
• Ceramic cartridges — Ceramic coil cartridge family wording, anchored on the cartridge family and the ceramic heating coil wording from the OGO6 graphic.
• Glass cartridges — Glass cartridge family wording only, describing a family branch rather than a specification of any named model.
• Pod systems — Pod systems at hardware level, including the OR100 listed name with its preheat function and grip-friendly design as described by the company.
• Refillable pod systems — Refillable pod forms using generic family wording only, with no model or capacity figure asserted for any named system.
• Pod cartridges — Pod cartridges at pod category level only, with no model, system, or compatibility figure asserted for any named item.
• Disposable vapes — Disposable vapes at hardware level, listing the OGO6 and OX22 names exactly as listed on the company's own graphics, with nothing added.
• Dual tank disposables — Dual-tank disposable forms at hardware level, anchored on the OX22 listed name and its 2-in-1 dual-tank structure.
• CBD cartridges — Cartridges under the table wording, kept separate from the 510 wording, with no model or capacity figure asserted.
• 510 cartridges — Cartridges under the platform wording, kept separate from the table wording, with no model or capacity figure asserted.
• 510 batteries — Batteries under the platform wording, kept as their own family page apart from the broader battery pages.
• Vape pods — Vape pods at hardware level, covering the pod family and the OR100 listed name at image-text level only.
• CBD cartridge wholesale — Wholesale inquiry framing for the table-wording cartridge family, with no prices, quantities, or timeframes published.
• Disposable vape wholesale — Wholesale inquiry framing for disposable vapes, covering the OGO6 and OX22 listed names and the ordering questions around them.
• Vape wholesale — Wholesale inquiry framing across all hardware families on this site, under an organic and inquiry-only traffic model.
• Vape suppliers — The supplier side at listing level, stating the listed business type as recorded in listing fields and attributed as such.
• OEM vape hardware inquiry — OEM and ODM inquiry terms only: this page claims no capability as fact and directs buyers to confirm scope before ordering.
• Empty vape cartridges — Unfilled vape cartridge forms at hardware level, including blank and unfilled wordings as inquiry terms, with no named-item status asserted.
• Cartridge manufacturers — Cartridge manufacturers at listing level, stating the listed business type as recorded in listing fields and attributed as such.
• Cartridge filling machines — Cartridge filling machines at hardware level, with the automatic and fully-automatic filling-and-capping variants.
• Liquid filling machines — Liquid filling machines as one branch of the filling machine family, with no speed, accuracy, voltage, or dimension figure asserted.
• Automatic filling machines — Automatic filling machines as the automatic variant label, with no performance figure asserted.
• Semi-automatic filling machines — Semi-automatic filling machines at family level only, supported by a listing record for a small filling device and nothing more.
• Filling machines — A family overview of filling machines, pointing buyers to the branch that matches their question without asserting any machine figure.
• Capping machines — A family overview of capping machines, covering bottle capper and cap sealer wordings as machine categories, not specifications.
• Automatic capping machines — Automatic capping machines as one branch of the capping family, with no speed, accuracy, voltage, or dimension figure asserted.
• Filling and capping machines — The combined filling-and-capping family, with the automatic and fully-automatic variants and no figures added.
• Vape packaging — Packaging at range-mention level only, with no packaging product, material, or specification asserted.
• Custom vape packaging — Custom packaging as inquiry wording only, attached to the packaging range mention, with no packaging specification asserted.
• Custom cartridge packaging — Custom cartridge packaging as inquiry wording only, attached to the packaging range mention, with no specification asserted.
• How to choose a 510 battery — A hardware-level question guide for battery buyers, asking about fit, form, and what to confirm in writing before ordering.
• How to choose a cartridge — A hardware-level question guide for cartridge buyers, keeping the table wording and the platform wording separate throughout.
• Cartridge filling machine guide — A hardware-level question guide for filling machine buyers, covering variants, container families, and what to confirm for a named machine.
• Pod system guide — A hardware-level question guide for pod system buyers, including the OR100 listed name at image-text level only.

Listed names on this site

Three names appear on this site exactly as listed on the company's own homepage graphics. They are listed names, not model detail pages: no product-detail page was opened for any of them, so no specification table exists for any of them, and this site adds nothing to the listed wording for any of them.

The OGO6 disposable vape is shown with a BVC ceramic heating coil and two center-post versions: Version 1 with a stainless-steel center post at 2.0 ml, and Version 2 with a ceramic center post at 1.0 ml. The graphic shows colour variants but names none of them, so no colour name is published here. No battery capacity, puff count, or consumable detail is added to this name.

The OR100 pod system is described by the company with a preheat function and a grip-friendly design. Comparative wording about other pod forms is not repeated here as a claim, and this site adds no pod capacity, battery capacity, dimension, or consumable detail to the name.

The OX22 disposable vape is described by the company as a 2-in-1 dual-tank structure with 1.0, 1.5 and 2.0 ml per tank. The two tanks are presented as hardware structure only. No battery capacity, puff count, or further wording is added to either tank, and no further detail is invented for the structure.

Two machines are labelled fully-automatic and automatic, under a headline for automatic filling-and-capping machines. No efficiency wording is republished here as a measured claim, and no speed, accuracy, voltage, or dimension is added to either machine variant.

What this site leaves out, and why

No founding year is stated anywhere on this site. The records give two different years for the company, one from the table and registration fields and one from the company's own About wording, and the conflict is unresolved. Publishing either year would settle by assumption a question the records leave open, so both years are left out and no founding-year headline appears anywhere on this site.

No headcount, factory-area, daily-capacity, revenue, or market figure is stated anywhere on this site. The records give conflicting figures for headcount and single-source self-statements for area and capacity, and the revenue and market figures come from the table alone. Figures of these kinds are not published as facts when the records behind them disagree or rest on a single unconfirmed source.

No certificate, permit, or invention-record wording appears on this site beyond the single generic line that documentation is available on request. The records contain several such wordings as listing fields and self-statements, but no document was examined in this build that would verify any of them, so none of them is republished here as a claim about the company.

No prices, quantities, or timeframes are published on this site. Wholesale inquiry here means asking about a family or a listed name and confirming the commercial terms directly, not reading them off a page. Any commercial figure a buyer needs must be confirmed for a named item before ordering.

No street-level address is published on this site. The finer address details in the records do not agree with each other, while the district-level location does, so the location is given at district level only and no building, floor, or street detail appears in any page, caption, or footer.

No platform standing is stated on this site. The second source for this build is a platform storefront that names the exact company, but membership grades, audit labels, and response metrics from platform listings are listing fields, not product facts, and they are not republished here as trust signals.

No consumable contents or effects are described anywhere on this site. Product copy stays at device level — families, forms, structures, and listed names — because the legality and age-gating questions for this category remain open for review, and device-level framing is the framing that stays inside what the records support.

No model detail page exists on this site. The three listed names come from homepage graphics, not from product-detail pages, so each of them appears only with its graphic attributes and nothing more. If a real product page is opened later, the plan for this site must be revised with its own record before any model detail page is built.

A note on inquiry wording and traffic

Buyers reach this site with many different wordings, including wholesale wordings, manufacturer wordings, and OEM and ODM wordings. All of these are treated here as inquiry terms: they describe what a buyer is asking about, not what this site asserts about the company. In particular, no OEM or ODM capability is claimed as fact anywhere on this site; buyers asking about such arrangements should confirm capabilities, scope, and requirements before ordering, exactly as the dedicated inquiry page states.

The traffic model for this site is organic search and B2B inquiry only. No paid advertising plan is built into the site, and no page is written as though paid placement will carry it. Pages are written to answer a buyer's question at hardware level and to route the buyer to the inquiry form with the question stated in full.

That routing is deliberate. A family page can frame a question, and a listed name can carry its graphic attributes, but neither can confirm the figures, variants, documentation, or ordering steps for a named item. Only an inquiry tied to a named family or a named item can do that, which is why every page on this site ends at the same place: the inquiry form, with the question stated and the answers still to be confirmed.

How to use this site for inquiry

Start from the family that matches the question: batteries, cartridges, pod systems, disposable vapes, filling-and-capping machines, or packaging. Each family has its own page, and the branches within a family have their own pages too, so a question can be put precisely rather than generally.

Where a listed name is in question, name it in the inquiry. The listed names on this site carry exactly their graphic attributes and nothing more, so an inquiry that names the name and asks for the remaining figures will get a more useful answer than an inquiry that assumes figures from a family page.

Where no listed name exists — as with the cartridge, battery, and packaging families at large — name the family and the intended use, and ask for the figures, variants, documentation, and ordering steps for a named item. Family pages frame questions; they do not answer them with figures for unnamed items.

Every inquiry page on this site ends with the same standing position: confirm the figures, variants, documentation, and ordering steps for a named item before ordering, and treat any figure that cannot be confirmed for a named item as unconfirmed rather than as a property of the family.

An inquiry that names the family, the listed name where one exists, and the exact question — fit, variant, documentation, or ordering step — is the inquiry most likely to be answered completely. An inquiry that asks only in general terms will generally receive only a general answer, which is why the inquiry card on each page lists the questions worth asking before the form itself is reached.