A removable liner configured to be used with an aerosol provision device is provided. The device includes a chamber for receiving a replaceable consumable and the liner has dimensions to fit within the chamber of the device, between walls of the chamber and the replaceable consumable. The liner is configured to receive the replaceable consumable, in use.

A method of curing a part in a mold using induction heated tooling is provided. In preferred embodiments, the method comprises placing a material that may be cured with pressure and heat in tooling made from a non-metallic material wherein the tooling includes a mold cavity that forms the part. Creating an electro-magnetic field across the tooling using induction coils. Applying pressure to the tooling and heating a metallic material contained in channels formed in the tooling around the mold cavity of the part.

An aerosol-forming article for an electrically heatable aerosol-generating device is provided, the aerosol-forming article including: a mouthpiece; an aerosol-forming substrate disposed in coaxial alignment with the mouthpiece; a plurality of magnetic particles; and an outer wrapper, in which a plurality of magnetic particles are provided in the outer wrapper; or a filter, in which a plurality of magnetic particles are provided in the filter.

An induction heating assembly for an aerosol generating device includes a heating chamber for receiving, in use, an aerosol generating article, and an induction coil assembly. The induction coil assembly substantially surrounds the heating chamber and includes an electrically insulating layer and an electrically conductive track. The induction coil assembly has a substantially tubular construction and at least part of the induction coil assembly overlaps with another part of the induction coil assembly in an axial direction.