Concentrate Replacement Parts

Ceramic if flavor is the priority, because it warms gradually and does not scorch what you loaded. Quartz if you want to see the bowl and get to temperature fast. Silicon carbide for a quick, cool draw. Titanium when you want the heat to hold across several draws in a row.

Three heating bases of a single material, so you can rotate them and keep vaping while one soaks in isopropyl. They are sold that way in ceramic, quartz, silicon carbide and titanium, and each pack is matched to the DBR portable enail rather than being a universal fit.

There is no fixed interval, because it comes down to how hot you run it and how thoroughly you clean it. What you watch for is flavor. Once vapor tastes burnt at a setting that used to taste clean, and a proper soak does not fix it, the base has reached the end of its life.

Yes. The four inch borosilicate bubbler seats on top of the battery and fills through the mouthpiece, and every draw is pulled through that water before it reaches you. Keep the level modest so nothing splashes up the stem when you inhale hard.

It is a glass insert for the Sutra Mini that holds concentrate and seals the chamber, so vapor stays where it should instead of escaping around the edges. The glass retains heat steadily, which is what makes a small load produce full flavored vapor. It handles dry herb as well.

Wait until the whole device has cooled, lift the glass off the base, and pour the water out. High strength isopropyl and a gentle shake clears most residue, then rinse with warm water and let it dry fully. Never run cold water over glass that is still warm.

They do the same job under different names. The DBR Pro atomizer is offered in two versions, triple and silicon carbide, each with its own heat level and warm up time. The three packs are single material bases. Either way it is the piece the concentrate sits on.

The device works without one, but you will notice the difference. The cap restricts airflow over the coil, which drops pressure and vaporizes concentrate more completely at a lower effective temperature. Denser vapor, less left behind in the bowl. The DBR Pro cap is thick borosilicate.

No, and it is worth being strict about this. The two devices are built around different chambers and different threads. The oil cup is the Mini part, the bubbler, cap and heating bases are DBR Pro parts, and nothing crosses over between them.