Ispure Daab Kit Flat Carb Cap
About Ispure Daab Kit Flat Carb Cap
The Ispire Daab Kit Flat Carb Cap is the main carb cap that is used in the Ispire Daab E Rig. It sits on the opening at the top of the water chamber, and its long glass nozzle reaches the bottom of the concentrate cup. The pack includes the cap and a black silicone seal.
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Technical Specs
- Brand Ispire
- Country of Production China
- Materials Glass, Silicone
- Type Caps & Covers
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Table of Contents
- You Should Buy the Ispire Daab Kit Flat Carb Cap If…
- How to Attach the Ispire Daab Kit Flat Carb Cap
- What the Long Nozzle and Silicone Seal Do
- Flat Carb Cap vs the Original Round Carb Cap
- Compatibility
You Should Buy the Ispire Daab Kit Flat Carb Cap If…
Pick up the Ispire Daab Kit Flat Carb Cap if your current cap has cracked, chipped, or gone missing, or its silicone seal has torn. A spare also lets you keep dabbing while the other cap soaks clean. If your daab still uses the original round carb cap, switching to this one gives you a sealed fit on the water chamber and airflow aimed at the bottom of the Ispire Daab Concentrate Cup.
How to Attach the Ispire Daab Kit Flat Carb Cap
The flat carb cap goes on last, once the seal is fitted and the concentrate is loaded. Here is a step-by-step guide to use the Ispire Daab Flat Carb Cap:
- Seat the black silicone seal where the cap meets the water chamber opening, pressing it on evenly all the way around.
- Lower the glass nozzle into the water chamber opening until it rests snugly on the seal.
What the Long Nozzle and Silicone Seal Do
When you inhale, air enters the opening in the flat top, runs down the nozzle, and exits at the bottom of the concentrate cup, crossing the concentrate before the vapor is drawn through the water. The silicone seal closes the joint between the cap and the water chamber, so no air slips in around the rim and the whole draw comes through the nozzle. Concentrate pools at the bottom of the cup, so that is where all the airflow lands, for more even vaporization. With no metal in it, the cap isn't heated by the daab's induction field.
Flat Carb Cap vs the Original Round Carb Cap
The original round carb cap, often sold as the ball carb cap, has an hourglass shape, one airflow hole, and a pointed tip for moving concentrate around the cup, and it rests glass-on-glass on the water chamber. The flat cap trades the tip for a nozzle that feeds air to the bottom of the cup, and its silicone seal fills the small gaps between two rigid glass surfaces.


















