DaVinci IQ Series Zirconia Ceramic Spacers

Additional information about DaVinci IQ Series Zirconia Ceramic Spacers

Table of Contents

• You Should Buy the Zirconia Ceramic Spacers If…
• How to Use the Spacers
• Why Dead Airspace Actually Matters
• Built With Airflow Channels
• Compatibility

You Should Buy the Zirconia Ceramic Spacers If…

You should buy the Zirconia Ceramic Spacers if you regularly pack less than a full oven and notice weak or uneven vapor. It is especially useful for IQ3 owners who want to consistently vaporize smaller loads since its chamber is quite large (holding around 0.7g of herbs).

How to Use the Spacers

The two spacers are sized differently, so you have some options to choose from. The simplest way to understand them is that the larger the spacer, the smaller the load will end up being.

Here is a step by step guide to using the Davinci Chamber spacers:

• Pick the spacer size that fits how much you're loading, using the smaller one for a light pack and the larger one for a very small pack.
• Place your herb into the heating chamber as usual, then add the spacer on top.
• Run your session as usual, and let the spacer cool for a moment before pulling it out, since it gets hot along with the oven.

Why Dead Airspace Actually Matters

A small load sitting in a full-size oven leaves empty air above it, and that gap is where vapor quality quietly suffers. Without something filling that space, you get weaker vapor and uneven extraction, since the herb isn't sitting close enough to the heat source for a consistent draw. The spacer closes that gap and pushes your load toward the heat.

Built With Airflow Channels

These spacers have small holes worked through them rather than being solid ceramic blocks, and that detail matters. DaVinci's spacers keep that airflow path open by adding holes at the top. These holes allow for proper airflow to seep through your herbs.

Compatibility

• Davinci IQ
• Davinci IQC
• Davinci IQ2
• Davinci IQ3