Bangers and Nails
Bangers and Nails are DAB components intended for use with oils, waxes, and extracts. The category includes individual nails and bowls, DAB component sets, and nectar collectors, including ceramic, quartz, glass, titanium, and metal versions.
List of products
In this group, a shared purpose does not mean identical construction. Some products are replacement components fitted to a bong, others form a set of parts, and a nectar collector is a separate accessory type. Differences also involve material, joint size, and joint gender, so the key consideration is each component's role within the complete setup.
Banger, nail, and bowl — different forms of the working component
A banger or DAB nail serves as a component intended for heating concentrate. The current range includes ceramic, quartz, glass, titanium, and metal nails, as well as bowls for oil or wax. These are not names for one consistently identical product: individual versions differ in construction, material, and the way they connect to a bong.
Examples include Grace Glass quartz oil nails in 14.5 mm and 18.8 mm sizes, Grace Glass titanium nails in the same sizes, glass nails for oil or wax, and an 18.8 mm metal nail. The selection also includes a 14.5 mm or 18.8 mm ceramic nail in female or male versions and an 18.8 mm titanium and ceramic bowl.
Bowls form a separate group of examples in this category. These include the FOUR TWENTY Oil Bowl 18.8 mm, a glass bowl for oil or wax with an 18.8 mm female joint, and a female titanium bong bowl with an 18.8 mm or 14.5 mm joint. These names indicate the purpose, material, or connection type and size of the specific version.
DAB sets and nectar collectors
A DAB component set groups several parts that work together rather than a single nail or bowl. The catalog includes a set for DAB, WAX, BHO, extracts, and oils with an 18.8 mm joint. This format organizes the components needed for a specific configuration, but does not mean automatic compatibility with every bong or connection.
A nectar collector is a different accessory type from a replacement bong component. In this category, it is represented by the Grace Glass Nectar Collector Oil Set. Its inclusion extends the page beyond bangers and nails alone, so it should be treated as a separate construction, not another material version of a nail.
- individual bangers and DAB nails
- bowls for oil or wax
- DAB component sets
- nectar collectors
Material, joint size, and joint gender
Material is a construction feature that distinguishes available versions: the actual range includes ceramic, quartz, glass, titanium, metal, and a titanium and ceramic design. Not every feature applies to the whole category, so material specifications should be tied to a specific nail, banger, or bowl.
The mechanical connection is another important distinction. Confirmed products include 14.5 mm and 18.8 mm joints, with some also specifying a female or male version. Compatibility requires a matching size and the correct joint gender; a shared DAB use alone does not establish that components fit together.
Handling and care of DAB components
Oil, wax, or extract residue can accumulate on the working component's surface, so regular removal of buildup helps keep it clean. Care should suit the specific version's material and construction, without assuming ceramic, quartz, glass, titanium, and metal require identical treatment.
Before use, also make sure the component is securely seated and has no visible damage. Heated surfaces and glass connections require particular care and should cool before cleaning and disassembly.
Key Information
- Bangers and DAB nails for oils, waxes, and extracts
- 14.5 mm and 18.8 mm joints in the selection
- Male and female versions
- Ceramic, quartz, glass, titanium, and metal constructions
- Also DAB component sets, bong bowls, and nectar collectors
Frequently Asked Questions
How does an individual DAB nail differ from a component set?
A nail is a single working component, while a set groups several parts that work together in a specific DAB configuration.
Does a 14.5 mm joint fit an 18.8 mm connection?
These are different connection sizes. A matching size is required for a mechanical fit, along with the appropriate male or female version where applicable.