45 Degree Angle Quartz Banger

Embarking on the journey into dabbing or considering a switch from ceramic, glass, or titanium bangers to quartz

You've landed in the perfect spot! The market boasts diverse dab nails and bangers.

Quartz bangers reign supreme in the dabbing world, renowned for their superior heat control, intense flavor enhancement, minimal waste, and effortless cleaning.

The 45-degree angle quartz bangers are a fan favorite, offering a unique dabbing experience. 

Their quartz composition ensures optimal heat distribution, unlocking the full potential of your concentrates' flavors.

For those with specific rigs, the 45-degree banger 14mm is an ideal pick, blending compatibility and functionality. 

These bangers broaden your dabbing horizons, allowing for personalized sessions.

Complete your setup with a 45-degree dab rig – a valuable asset to your collection.

What Is A Quartz Banger?

Quartz bangers, crafted from quartz crystal, feature a bucket-shaped end connected to a narrow tube with a glass joint.

Their non-reactive nature ensures your dabs retain their authentic flavors, unlike materials like titanium that can alter them.

Quartz bangers are popular for their rapid heating, allowing you to swiftly reach the perfect temperature, and their ability to preserve the pure, untainted taste of your concentrates, enhancing your overall dabbing experience.

With excellent heat retention, quartz bangers are a favorite among dabbing enthusiasts.

A proper dab rig can further enhance the performance of the quartz banger, providing a more consistent and enjoyable session.

Quartz Banger Benefits

• Ease of Cleaning: With just a cotton swab and rubbing alcohol, quartz nails can be easily cleaned to remove residue, keeping your equipment looking and functioning like new.
• Longer Heat Retention: Quartz bangers maintain a consistent temperature after repeated use or long periods, making them ideal for water pipes and dab rigs that require a stable heat source.
• Improved Airflow Regulation: Adjusting airflow with a carb cap or small hole in the glass enhances the flavor and effectiveness of your dabs when using quartz bangers.
• Superior Durability: Quartz bangers are more resistant to breakage than glass or titanium nails, and can withstand high-temperature dabs without losing their shape or function, making them both efficient and cost-effective.

How To Use A Quartz Banger?

Using a quartz banger can be straightforward.

To get started, you'll need a dab rig, a quartz banger, a carb cap, a dabber tool, and your preferred concentrate oil.

Here's a step-by-step guide along with some helpful tips:

1. Heat Your Quartz Banger: Use a torch or an e-nail to heat your quartz banger to your desired temperature. It's essential to heat it evenly to avoid hotspots.
2. Allow It to Cool Slightly: Once heated, let the banger cool down slightly to reach the perfect dab temperature. This prevents the concentrate from vaporizing too quickly or the banger from cracking due to extreme heat.
3. Drop Your Concentrate: Using your dabber tool, carefully place a small amount of your favorite concentrate oil onto the hot surface of the quartz banger.
4. Cap and Inhale: Quickly place the carb cap over the banger to trap the vapor and inhale through the mouthpiece of your water pipe rig. Adjust the airflow by lifting the carb cap slightly if needed.

Tips for Using a Quartz Banger:

• Temperature Control: Always heat and cool your banger to the appropriate temperature to ensure optimal flavor and prevent cracking.
• Proper Accessories: Use the right tools like a carb cap and dabber tool for a smoother and more enjoyable dabbing experience.
• Regular Cleaning: After each use, clean your banger thoroughly with isopropyl alcohol (ISO) and a Q-tip to remove residue and prevent buildup. This will help maintain the clarity and longevity of your banger.
• Avoid Extreme Temperature Changes: Never dunk a hot banger directly into ISO as the sudden temperature drop can cause it to crack. Allow it to cool down naturally before cleaning.

By following these steps and tips, you'll be able to enjoy a smooth and satisfying dabbing experience with your quartz banger.

Glass Banger Vs Quartz Banger? What's The Difference?

Quartz and glass bangers differ in terms of material composition, heat retention, and durability.

Quartz bangers, as the name suggests, are made from quartz, a crystalline mineral. 

Glass bangers, on the other hand, are made from borosilicate glass.

Quartz bangers tend to have better heat retention, meaning they stay hot for longer durations.

This allows for longer, more efficient dabbing sessions.

Glass bangers, while not as good at retaining heat, often provide better flavor as they do not alter the taste of concentrates.

Difference Between A 45° & 90° Angle Banger Joints?

The degree of a nail is determined by the angle formed by its neck.

The primary difference between a 45° and 90° banger is the angle of the joint.

This joint angle influences how the banger fits into the water pipe.

45° joints must be matched with 45° bangers. 

This guarantees a tight seal and a proper fit for your dab rig, dab nail, and overall dabbing experience.

At a 45° angle from the joint connection:

• More compatible with smaller or heady-style rigs.
• Better suited for low-temperature dabs.
• Has shorter heat retention.
• The airflow can be more restricted.
• The heat distribution may be one-sided.

A 90° joint pairs with a 90° banger on your dab rig, meaning the joint is in a vertical up-and-down position.

At a 90° angle from the joint connection:

• Compatible with larger rigs.
• Can endure higher temperatures.
• Has easy airflow.
• Has long-lasting heat retention.
• Has evenly distributed heat.

It’s important to clean your quartz banger regularly to maintain its performance and flavor, and to prevent the buildup of harmful substances.

How To Clean Quartz Bangers?

To clean a quartz banger, you will need to heat the banger until it is red-hot and then let it cool down slightly. 

Next, use a tool, such as a dabber or a cotton swab, to scrape away any residue or buildup that has accumulated on the surface of the banger.

You can also use a cleaning solution specifically designed for cleaning quartz bangers, which can help to dissolve and remove any stubborn residue.

After cleaning the banger, rinse it with water and let it dry completely before using it again.

More detail to check: How To Properly Clean Dab Banger?

The Most Common Types Of Bangers

Quartz bangers are a fan favorite when it comes to dabbing. 

Made out of high-quality quartz, these bangers are more durable, longer lasting, and provide a tasty, temped dab. 

There are many different versions of quartz bangers, and new ones come out daily, each with its pros and cons.

Here are some of the most common types of quartz bangers include:

1. Hourglass Banger

This hourglass banger has a nice long hourglass shape. 

It stops your concentration from going into the rig when you inhale. 

It's made of quartz, so it's thick, high-quality, holds heat well, and is durable. 

If you use terpene pearls and a carb cap, it has two angled holes for better pearl spin.

2. Slant Cut Banger

This slant-cut banger is a common one for dab rigs. It has a simple design with an angled cut on top. 

No carb cap is needed. The angled cut makes it easy to put concentrates in without burning yourself. 

It's durable and gives a pure taste.

3. Beveled Edge Banger

If you like using a carb cap when dabbing, this beveled edge banger makes a good seal with more pressure. 

This allows for lower dabbing temperatures for a more flavorful and smooth hit.

4. Terp Slurper Banger

The terp slurper banger changes the classic bucket banger design. 

The bottom dish has slits for a vacuum air seal, pushing concentrates to the middle. It creates a percolation layer for your hits. 

The extra surface area is good for big dabs without losing flavor or smoothness.

5. Core Reactor Banger

The core reactor banger has a quartz piece at the bottom for longer heat retention. 

It comes with a crank cap with a knob for airflow to vaporize the concentrate. 

It's a cheap option with a carb cap. The material is thick and durable.

6. Cold Start Banger

Cold start bangers are new. They're a bit hard to figure out at first but more efficient. 

With a normal banger, heat the nail for 30 seconds before adding concentrates. This one lets you add concentrates first. 

It has a matching carb cap and a round bottom to keep concentrates heating evenly.

7. Opaque Banger

Efficiency matters to some. The opaque bottom banger heats up in a few seconds and holds heat for up to 90 seconds.

It's a standard design with a small change for a better session.

8. Flat Top Banger

The flat-top banger is good for big dabs. It has a wide design and makes a good seal with a carb cap. The bottom is thick and durable.

9. Round Bottom Banger

Round bottom bangers are different from standard ones but easier to clean. No need to scrub hard or scrape the edges.

The beveled edge makes a seal for carb caps for low-temperature dabs.

10. Splash Guard Banger

This banger does what its name says. Concentrates can go up the banger walls into the rig.

This banger stops that. It has a beveled top for carb caps and is made of thick, durable quartz.