Replacement Parts

The parts here are made for the DBR Pro, the Sutra Mini and the Sutra Auto. Glass, carb caps and heating bases belong to the DBR Pro. Screen assemblies, mouthpieces and the oil cup belong to the Mini. The magnetic ring belongs to the Auto. Nothing here is universal, so match the part to the device by name.

Flavor goes first. A base that used to taste clean starts tasting scorched at a setting that was never a problem before, and vapor volume drops with it. If a full clean with high strength isopropyl does not bring it back, the base is worn rather than dirty.

It depends on how often you vape and how finely you grind. Daily sessions with a fine grind tend to clog a screen inside a couple of months. Occasional sessions with a coarse, even grind stretch that a long way further. Restricted airflow is the signal, not the calendar.

It means the part is built by the same manufacturer to the same specification as the one that shipped in the box, rather than a copy made to fit. The Mini screen assembly and the Auto magnetic ring are both original equipment, so tolerances and finish match the device exactly.

Assume not. Threads, heights and contact points are specific to the device a part was designed around, and a base that almost fits will either fail to seal or fail to make contact. Each part here is listed with the device it belongs to, and that listing is the only compatibility worth trusting.

It sits over the coil once concentrate has melted in and restricts airflow across it. Lower pressure means the concentrate vaporizes more completely at a lower effective temperature, so draws come out denser and less of what you loaded goes to waste. The DBR Pro cap is borosilicate glass.

Often, yes. Let everything cool completely, rinse glass with high strength isopropyl, work a cotton swab around the coil and the threads, and dry the contact points before reassembly. Wipes and swabs are sold here for that job. Cleaning buys time, it does not undo wear.

The ring stays screwed to the base of the cartridge rather than to the battery. When that cartridge is finished and thrown away, the ring nearly always goes with it. Nothing has broken. People keep a spare pack around so an empty does not take the connection with it.

They solve different problems, and the supplies usually postpone the spares. Individually sealed wipes at 70 percent isopropyl handle glass and coils without a bottle and a cloth. Organic cotton swabs reach the threads and corners where residue collects and hardens.