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25mm Faceted Ruby Insert Cup
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Description for Part Number 6380
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Dropping in a 25mm Faceted Ruby Insert Cup into a 600°F 25mm e-banger or banger provides very thick and flavorful vaporization and often seems to extend the number of rips you'll get off of each session. The smooth and tasty benefits of our laboratory-grown, genuine Grade-A Ruby combined with the amazing looks of the faceted design will uplift you and make each sesh extremely satisfying. Dabbing with an Insert Cup helps vaporize your oil more efficiently and is known to provide the best taste of any surface. This insert cup is made out of genuine Grade-A laboratory-grown Ruby. Be the first in your crew to rip one of these beautiful conversation starters inside of your 25mm Banger or E-Banger. Such tasty and smooth draws combined with sophisticated elegance.
- Superior Flavor and Efficiency
- Looks Beautiful; Feel the Healing Difference
- Grade-A Genuine Laboratory Grown Ruby Gemstone
- Lower-Temp. Vapor Production-Smooth Rips-Less Coughing
- Superior Flavor Retention for Delicate Terpenes
- Ideal Thermal Conductivity for Torched Bangers
- Ruby Insert Cup for 25mm Quartz E-Bangers & Bangers [With Side Thicknesses of 2.5mm or Less]
- OD 19mm (Outside Diameter), ID 15mm (Inside Diameter)
- Height 16mm, Bottom/Side Thickness 2mm
- Recommended for Enail Use [Enail set temperature is 600°F]
- Recommended for Torch Use [Drop-In at 600°F]
- *Pictured With Our 25mm Faceted Sapphire Insert Cup [Looks Clear]*
- *Pictured With Our Reverse Tweezers*
- Purchase Includes (1) 25mm Faceted Ruby Insert Cup Only.
*WARNING: Never expose this Faceted Ruby Insert Cup to direct flame, only heat it up within a quartz banger to prevent cracking due to thermal shock. Make sure it's at room temperature before applying any cleaning solutions, for the same reason. Stress cracks will occur due to thermal shock which is related to the coefficient of expansion of the material. This is not caused due to the hardness of Ruby, ranking a 9 on the Mohs hardness scale.
