Collection: E-Rigs

What Are E‑Rigs?

E‑rigs are electronic dab rigs that heat a concentrate with a built‑in atomizer instead of a traditional torch. The heating element is powered by a rechargeable battery and controlled by a digital interface, giving you precise temperature settings, consistent vapor, and the convenience of a plug‑and‑play device. Because there’s no open flame, e‑rigs produce less odor and are safer for indoor use, making them a popular choice for both beginners and seasoned concentrate enthusiasts.

How to Choose

Size and Height

Think about where you’ll be using the rig most often. A tall, glass‑based unit can deliver smoother draws and more impressive cloud production, but it’s also bulkier and easier to break. A compact, silicone‑wrapped rig fits nicely in a backpack or even a pocket, which is ideal for travel or discreet sessions.

Joint Sizes and Gender

E‑rigs typically use 10 mm, 14 mm, or 18 mm connections. The smaller 10 mm joint is great for low‑profile setups, while 14 mm offers a balance of airflow and stability. The larger 18 mm joint is common on rigs that accommodate bigger percolators or advanced cooling chambers. Most rigs use male threads on the base and female threads on the atomizer, but it’s worth double‑checking the gender of each component to avoid mismatched connections.

Percolation and Cooling

Percolators are tiny glass chambers that break up the vapor into finer particles, delivering a smoother hit. A single‑stage percolator is simple and easy to clean, while multi‑stage designs can chill the vapor further but may require more maintenance. If you prefer a mellow experience, look for rigs with built‑in percolators; if you value straightforward cleaning, a straight‑through design might suit you better.

Material Choices

• Borosilicate glass – Durable, heat‑resistant, and provides a clean flavor. It’s the most common material for premium rigs.
• Silicone – Flexible, virtually unbreakable, and great for travel. Silicone can mute the taste slightly compared to glass.
• Quartz – Offers rapid heat transfer and a neutral flavor profile. Quartz atomizers are often paired with high‑tech e‑rigs for precision heating.

Budget Considerations

Entry‑level e‑rigs start around $30 and give you basic temperature control and a modest battery life. Mid‑range models, typically $150‑$300, include larger batteries, more temperature presets, and sturdier construction. High‑end rigs can exceed $400, offering advanced features like Bluetooth connectivity, app integration, and interchangeable atomizers. Decide how often you’ll dab and whether you need extra features before setting your price ceiling.

Types & Styles

If you’re after a classic glass look, the high‑quality Dab Rigs in our lineup showcase elegant borosilicate construction with optional percolation. For those who love the swirling vapor effect of a self‑cleaning system, advanced Recycler Rigs continuously recirculate vapor through a cooling chamber for ultra‑smooth hits. Users who enjoy a low‑profile, pocket‑friendly device often gravitate toward portable Electric Nectar Collectors, which combine a discreet battery‑powered atomizer with a compact glass piece. If you’re on a tighter budget, don’t overlook the affordable Dab Rigs Under $50 that still deliver reliable temperature control and solid build quality. Finally, pairing your e‑rig with the right accessories—like a precision‑engineered Banger or a snug Carb Cap—can dramatically improve flavor and vapor density.

Care & Cleaning

Keeping an e‑rig in top shape is straightforward if you follow a routine. After each session, wipe the exterior glass with a lint‑free cloth to remove residue. For the atomizer, soak it in isopropyl alcohol (90%+) for a few minutes, then rinse with warm water and let it dry completely before reassembly. Silicone‑wrapped rigs can be rinsed with hot water and a mild dish soap; avoid harsh chemicals that could degrade the silicone coating. Regularly check the battery contacts for corrosion—clean them with a cotton swab dipped in a tiny amount of alcohol. Lastly, replace coils or quartz tips according to the manufacturer’s recommendation; a worn coil can introduce harsh flavors and reduce efficiency.