The Puffco Hot Knife is a battery-powered loading accessory built around a heated ceramic tip. That makes it different from the atomizer or chamber in a vaporizer: the Hot Knife is a separate tool, while the chamber is the part of a device designed to heat material as part of its vapor path. The distinction
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A ball vape is a desktop dry-herb vaporizer design that uses a heater paired with a separate diffuser or screen containing small thermal-media balls. The name describes a family of hardware layouts, not one universal device or specification. In Cannabis Hardware’s documented FlowerPot B1 example, the maker identifies a titanium head, a 22 mm diffuser/screen,
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The Puffco Peak atomizer is the ceramic bowl assembly Puffco documents for the original, or OG, Peak. It is not a universal name for every removable chamber used across the Peak family. Puffco’s current product page limits that atomizer’s compatibility to the OG Peak; the company’s support page separately describes the newer Peak as using
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A seahorse dab pen is an electric nectar-collector style device: instead of loading concentrate into a cup-shaped chamber, it uses a heated tip at the end of the device and a tube that leads to the mouthpiece. That difference in geometry explains what people mean by “tip,” “coil,” and “air path” when they talk about
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