A splash guard is a piece of glass inside a waterpipe designed to keep water from touching your lips or mouth. Sometimes they are made out of percolators that are raised way above water level or look like empty dome percs near the mouthpiece. These are especially effective with percolators that stack bubbles, as the splash guard with pop any bubbles getting too close to your mouth.
Absolutely! We sell tubes and rods, in clear and colored, and also have opals and joints at our sister Glass Studio!
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This is a technique used by a blower that has dots on top of dots.
In business, net terms are what is granted to a customer. If it is a net 30, the customer has 30 days to pay the invoice. Net 7 is 7 days that the customer will have the product before they pay.
Elev8 Distribution does not do net terms.
The term thick, medium or heavy wall has to do with how thick the glass is. On average this is what it is.
Thin wall is 1mm-2mm thick
Standard or Medium wall is 2.2mm-3.5mm thick
Heavy or Thick walled is 5mm – 7mm
Super Heavy is 9mm thick
Enails are commonly referred to as “electronic nails,” or e-nails and have been around for several years now. The E-nail came into existence shortly after the cannabis concentrate scene began exploding. The popularity of the enail has been stagnant until recently as they used to be very pricey and difficult to come by.
The technology behind the electronic nail or enail is pretty simple. E-nails are typically comprised of a controller box that delivers heat through a coil that connects directly with the nail or banger. These control boxes of the enail allow for the user to control and manipulate the temperature of the e-nail, this allows the user the ability to regulate the heat to their rig with the touch of a button.
E-Rigs or electric dab rigs are a battery-operated device made for concentrates. They are an all in one device that includes a water attachment built into the electric dabbing rig.
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Cold working is a term used for the techniques used after the annealing process. Examples of this are grinding, cutting, engraving, etching, sandblasting, stippling, and more!
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Gold is orange and pink
Silver is blues and purples
Together they get greens and all sorts when done just right.
