Taroma 360 Quartz Concentrate Dish Insert
Unlock true hybrid concentrate performance on the legendary Taroma 360.
The undisputed king of flavor and heavy hits is now officially concentrate-ready. This premium quartz dish insert brings the Taroma 360’s signature hybrid extraction to your favorite concentrates.
Unlike traditional quartz bangers that rely solely on conduction, this system utilizes the Taroma 360's massive thermal mass to combine powerful convection airflow with steady conduction. The result is a more thorough, efficient, and flavorful extraction than any standard setup can provide.
Each insert is crafted using a blend of high-precision CNC machining and meticulous manual finishing to ensure a perfect fit and optimal heat transfer.
The All-In-One Wireless Ecosystem
Forget cluttering your desk with separate PIDs, extra coils, and fragile bangers. The Taroma 360 remains the only system on the market that delivers a "wireless" concentrate experience using your existing hardware—requiring just one PID, one coil, and your standard heat stand.
Note: All Taroma 360 kits now include one of these inserts, this product listing is for the standalone Quartz Dish Insert only.
How to Use
Initial Setup
Place your mesh screen with the edges facing downward into either your glass or titanium bowl. Adjust the screen height until the quartz dish insert sits perfectly flush with the rim of the bowl.
Dabbing Techniques
- Full Cold Start: Place your concentrate inside the dish, insert the dish into a cold bowl, place the heater on top, and allow it to heatsoak.
- Preheated Bowl Cold Start: Allow your bowl to preheat first. Drop the dish containing your concentrate into the warm bowl, then immediately apply the heater.
- Hot Start: Place the empty dish inside the bowl and let the entire assembly preheat. Drop your concentrate directly onto the hot quartz dish when ready.
Dialing in Your Session
- Temperature Range: 465°F–565°F (240°C–296°C). Note: Glass bowls generally require slightly higher PID temperatures than titanium bowls to achieve the same internal heat.
- Heatsoak Time: 15 to 45 seconds. Higher temperatures require shorter heatsoak times.
- The Temperature Drop Method: When executing a cold start, watch your PID display after applying the heater. The temperature will temporarily drop as heat transfers to the cold dish. Once the display temperature stabilizes and begins to climb back up, your device is sufficiently heatsoaked and ready to hit.
Quick Tips & Troubleshooting
Performance Tips
- For Maximum Flavor: Utilize the Cold Start method.
- For Maximum Vapor Density: Utilize the Hot Start method.
Troubleshooting
- Weak Vapor Production: Increase your heatsoak time to allow the quartz to reach optimal temperature.
- Harsh or Burnt Vapor: Lower your PID operating temperature.
- Concentrate Pooling: Raise the temperature slightly or extend your heatsoak window.
- Dark Residue / Hard Cleaning: This indicates your temperature is too high, or there are excess plant fats/impurities in your concentrate.
Cleaning & Maintenance
- Routine Care: Wipe the quartz insert with a clean cotton swab immediately after every dab.
- Deep Cleaning: The insert is 100% Isopropyl Alcohol (ISO) safe. For stubborn residue, soak the cool insert in ISO or carefully clean it with a torch. Always ensure the piece is completely cool before exposing it to liquids.
Special thanks to Lee from TTB & Mr. Zak Izbinsky for their contributions to testing and development.