The Core Reactor Quartz Banger - 90° Degree | YL is our Yellow Line bucket-style banger for rigs that use a straight-up 90° connection. The part that sets it apart is the core-reactor bottom: extra quartz mass at the base is there to hold heat longer than a plain bucket, which is the main reason to choose this style when you want more thermal mass in the bucket.
This version uses a male joint in 10mm or 14mm sizes, a 25mm flat top, a standard arm, and a standard weld. Match the joint size to your rig before ordering, and make sure the rig uses a female connection.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Material | Quartz |
| Weld | Standard Weld |
| Angle | 90° Degree |
| Joint Gender | Male |
| Joint Sizes | 10mm, 14mm |
| Bottom Material | Clear |
| Heating Type | Torch / Heat Wand |
| Bucket Top Diameter | 25mm |
| Bottom Style | Core Reactor |
| Arm Style | Standard |
| Top Edge | Flat |
| Style | Bucket |
This is a male banger, so it needs a female rig joint in the same size. Current selectable sizes are 10mm and 14mm. The 90° neck is the version to look at when your rig's joint points straight up. If your rig uses an angled connection, this is not the correct angle. Check our banger joint guide if you are not sure what your setup uses.
Instead of a plain flat bottom, this bucket uses the Core Reactor feature at the base. The extra quartz mass is intended to absorb and release heat more slowly, giving the bucket more thermal mass. That is the functional distinction to focus on when comparing it with a basic bucket banger.
The 25mm flat top gives you a broad cap-seating surface, but carb cap fit is not universal. Check the cap's measurements and intended banger style before ordering. You can browse our carb caps for pairing options. If you need a different angle or bucket style, compare the rest of our Quartz Bangers & Dab Nails.
Use the heating method listed for this piece: a torch or heat wand. After a session, remove leftover residue with a cotton swab. For deeper cleanup, use isopropyl alcohol on cooled quartz rather than torching residue off. Fixed heat-up, cool-down, and temperature numbers are not necessary here; your heat source and setup can change how quickly the bucket comes up to temperature.
!