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The Original Quartz Banger - 45° Degree | YL is a Honeybee Herb bucket-style quartz banger for dab rigs with an angled 45° connection. Its 20mm bucket top, flat clear bottom, standard weld, and slanted top edge keep the setup simple and familiar.
If your rig sits at an angle, the 45° arm is the part that matters first. Match the banger’s joint size and gender to your rig before ordering; the product page currently shows a 10mm male selection, while the page copy also references additional sizes and genders, so confirm the live variant selector for the exact option you need.
Key Features
- 45° bucket-style quartz banger for angled rig connections
- 20mm bucket top diameter with a flat, clear bottom
- Standard weld and standard arm style
- Slanted top edge
- Made for torch or heat-wand heating
Product Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Material | Fused quartz |
| Weld | Standard weld |
| Angle | 45° |
| Bottom Material | Clear |
| Heating Type | Torch / Heat Wand |
| Bucket Top Diameter | 20mm |
| Bottom Style | Flat |
| Arm Style | Standard |
| Top Edge | Slanted |
| Style | Bucket |
Also Known As
- Quartz dab nail
- Bucket banger
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Will This 45° Banger Fit My Rig?
Start with the angle: this is the 45° version, so it belongs on a rig with an angled joint where that geometry keeps the bucket in a practical working position. Then match joint size and gender to the rig. A male banger fits a female rig joint, while a female banger fits a male rig joint.
If your rig uses a vertical connection, compare it with a 90° banger instead. Honeybee Herb’s 45° vs. 90° banger guide breaks down the angle choice.
What Does the 20mm Bucket Setup Mean?
This Original YL uses a 20mm bucket top with a flat bottom and slanted top edge. Those measurements matter when you are checking accessory fit, so do not assume every carb cap or insert will match just because it is made for a quartz banger.
For other bucket styles and sizes, browse the Quartz Bangers & Dab Nails collection.
How Should You Heat and Maintain This Banger?
This banger is listed for torch or heat-wand heating. Heat the bucket evenly rather than concentrating heat on one spot, and let the quartz cool before exposing it to cleaning liquid to reduce thermal-shock risk.
After use, remove leftover residue before it builds up. Avoid fixed heat-up or cool-down times unless you have dialed them in for your own torch, room conditions, and setup; those variables can change how quickly the bucket reaches your preferred working temperature.
FAQ
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Do I Need A Carb Cap With A 45 Degree Banger?
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