DaVinci Artiq Wasserwerkzeugadapter 10 mm
DaVinci Artiq Wasserwerkzeugadapter 10 mm
The DaVinci Artiq Water Tool Adapter (10mm) expands the versatility of the Artiq vaporizer by enabling smooth integration with glass water tools and bubblers. Precision-engineered from durable, heat-resistant materials, it ensures an airtight fit for consistent, cooler, and cleaner vapor delivery. Designed as an official DaVinci accessory, it maintains the brand's reputation for innovation, precision, and premium performance, making it ideal for professional distribution and advanced users seeking enhanced vapor quality.
Key Selling Points
- Official DaVinci accessory designed specifically for the Artiq vaporizer
- 10mm glass connection compatible with most 10mm female water tools
- Premium build quality crafted from heat-resistant, precision-grade materials
- Easy installation with secure attachment and no tools required
- Enhanced vapor experience delivering smoother, water-filtered draws
- Compact and portable lightweight design perfect for travel setups
- Authentic DaVinci branding part of the brand's high-performance accessory line
What's in the Box
- 1 x DaVinci Artiq Water Tool Adapter (10mm)
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