Titanium is a seemingly perfect material for the process of dabbing.
What is better titanium or ceramic nail.
Some users report that ceramic pieces alter the taste of their product but some enjoy the taste and don t mind at all.
Titanium if you dab you know just how important having the right nail is for your rig.
The next step up from a glass nail is the ceramic dab nail.
First you ve got to understand the genders and sizes which is enough to overwhelm a newbie.
You will hear that dabs on quartz and ceramic taste better than titanium but those nails break much easier.
Titanium is one of the most durable materials found for pipe accessory pieces.
Ive had all 3 and even after following heating instructions directly from hive my ceramic nail cracked as well as my quartz nail.
But finding the right nail for the task isn t always as straight forward as it seems.
Ceramic nails are still prone to breaking from the heat.
Quartz dab nails have some really interesting properties.
May oxidize over time.
As far as flavor ceramic and quartz arent much better to me if at all.
May crack from extensive use.
Ceramic nails take longer than most nails to heat up over 30 seconds but it also retains the heat better than any other nail.
In most cases you can get your quartz nail hot enough to use in 5 to 10 seconds.
They heat up faster than either titanium or ceramic.
Ceramic pieces are a little bit harder to find than glass but are still one of the more popular options.
Thin quartz nails are prone is cracking from extensive use.
Overall id say i prefer a nice ti nail.
Material is known for superior taste.
Ceramic nails also provide better flavor than titanium which can impart a metallic tinge to all your concentrate vapors.
There is a lot of debate as to which is the best and it can all be boiled down to preference.
Give me an infinity enail setup and im one happy camper.
Ceramic is an inert material offers excellent flavor and retains heat well.
With few exceptions the best dab rig will have a nail of either quartz ceramic or titanium.