Ispure Daab Kit Concentrate Cup
About Ispure Daab Kit Concentrate Cup
The Ispire Daab Kit Concentrate Cup is the main bucket designed for the Ispure Daab Electric Dab Rig. It drops into the top of the water chamber, where the Daab's induction base heats a metal ring in the cup. This single-piece design replaced the separate reclaim cup and inner cup from earlier Daab kits. Each pack contains one cup and a warranty card. The Daab device, water chamber, and carb cap are sold separately.
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Technical Specs
- Brand Ispire
- Materials Borosilicate Glass
- Type Heating Chambers
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Table of Contents
- You Should Buy the Ispire Daab Kit Concentrate Cup If…
- How to Replace the Ispire Daab Kit Concentrate Cup
- Glass Contact, Induction Heat
- Cleaning the Concentrate Cup
- Compatibility
You Should Buy the Ispire Daab Kit Concentrate Cup If…
Your current cup has cracked or chipped, has a dark film that alcohol swabs no longer lift, or has gone missing. A second cup is also worth having so you can keep dabbing even as the second one reaches the end of its life expectancy.
How to Replace the Ispire Daab Kit Concentrate Cup
The cup drops straight into the water chamber with no threads or tools involved. Here is a step by step guide:
- Turn the Daab off and let the old cup cool for a few minutes. It has no silicone sleeve, and the sides stay hot after a session.
- Take off the carb cap and lift the old concentrate cup straight up and out of the top of the water chamber.
- Lower the new concentrate cup into the water chamber and let it settle flat on the bottom.
- Place the carb cap back on and turn the Daab on. If the display shows "No Load" or the LED flashes red when you press fire, the cup isn't seated properly, so lift it out and set it back down.
Glass Contact, Induction Heat
The Daab's base has no coil or hot plate touching the cup. Its electromagnetic field heats the metal ring, then the ring passes that heat into the glass. The vapor path is all glass, from the first surface your concentrate touches to the mouthpiece, so your dab sits on borosilicate rather than metal. Starting Auto Heat while the cup is still hot can overheat the oil, so let it cool between heat cycles.
Cleaning the Concentrate Cup
Let the cup cool for two to three minutes, then wipe the inside with a cotton swab dipped in 90% or stronger isopropyl alcohol, repeating with fresh swabs until the glass looks clear. Finish with a water-dipped swab to remove any alcohol, and let the cup dry completely before heating it again. Cleaning every two to three days keeps residue from building into a film that's harder to remove.
