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Shop concentrate vaporizers in the UK from Puffco, G Pen and DaVinci. Our range covers electronic dab rigs, portable concentrate vaporizers, 510 cartridge batteries and loading accessories, all held in UK stock with next-day delivery available at checkout.
A concentrate vaporizer heats cannabis extracts, waxes and thick oils to the temperature where their active compounds release as vapour, without setting the material on fire. Instead of the loose flower used in a dry herb vaporizer, these devices are built for the sticky, denser material commonly called concentrates: waxes, shatters, live resin, rosin, sauces and distillates.
The result is more precise temperature control, no need for an open flame, and a device that is generally easier to use day to day than a traditional torch-and-nail setup. Whether you are stepping up from smoking to your first dab pen, replacing a manual dabbing setup with an electronic rig, or just want a discreet 510 cartridge battery to run pre-filled oils, this page covers everything we stock and how to pick between them.
A concentrate vaporizer is a device designed to heat cannabis concentrates until their active compounds turn to vapour. Rather than a dry herb chamber, these devices use an atomiser or heated chamber designed for sticky wax-like material. Traditional dab rigs instead use a heated surface such as a quartz banger.
A concentrate vaporizer generally has three main parts: a battery or power source, a heating element, and an atomiser or chamber where the material sits during the session. On smaller pen-style devices, all three sit inside the same body. On an electronic dab rig like the Puffco Peak Pro 3DXL or Puffco Peak, a water-filled glass attachment cools and filters the vapour before it reaches the mouthpiece.
Concentrate temperatures vary considerably depending on the device, heating system and material being used. Dedicated e-rigs, dab pens and dual-use vaporizers can all operate at different temperature ranges, so it is best to follow the manufacturer’s recommended settings for the particular device and concentrate type.
Dabbing is the term for consuming cannabis concentrates by vaporising a small amount, or “dab”, on a heated surface. Traditionally, dabbing meant heating a quartz banger or titanium nail with a butane torch until it glowed, waiting for it to cool to the right temperature, and then applying a dab of wax with a metal tool before inhaling through a glass rig. Effective, but fiddly, and with plenty of ways to get the temperature wrong.
Electronic dab rigs like the Puffco Peak Pro 3DXL and the Puffco Peak replaced the torch. Some models like the Puffco Pivot take the idea even further into a slim dab-pen format, so you can dab without any glass at all.
A typical electronic dabbing session starts by placing a small amount of concentrate into the chamber and fitting the cap or mouthpiece. Next, select a heat setting and start the heating cycle. Once the device signals that it is ready, inhale through the mouthpiece. The exact process varies by model, so always follow the manufacturer’s instructions for loading, heating and cleaning. A loading tool such as the Puffco Hot Knife 2.0 or the G Pen Melt makes handling sticky material much easier.
The advantages over torch dabbing include more repeatable temperature control, no need for an open flame, battery-powered portability and, on some models, app-based customisation and session data. The trade-off is that electronic rigs need to be cleaned regularly and charged, and premium models come with a higher upfront cost.
Concentrate vaporizers work with a range of material types. Each behaves slightly differently in the chamber.
Waxes and budder. Soft, sticky concentrates that load easily onto a dab tool. Common with beginners because they are forgiving and produce dense, flavourful vapour.
Shatter and rosin. Shatter usually has a firm, brittle or glass-like texture, while rosin is a solventless concentrate that can vary considerably in consistency. Both can be used with compatible e-rigs and dab pens, although the ideal temperature depends on the material and device.
Live resin and sauces. Runnier, terpene-rich extracts. Excellent flavour but harder to handle without a good loading tool. This is where a heated Hot Knife or Melt earns its keep.
Distillates and thick oils. These are typically pre-loaded into 510-thread cartridges. Rather than a dab rig, a 510 cartridge battery like the G Pen Hydout or DaVinci ARTIQ heats the cartridge coil directly for a session that is as simple as inhaling.
Concentrate vaporizers come in three main formats, each aimed at a different use case.
Electronic dab rigs are the modern replacement for a torch-and-nail setup. They combine the atomiser, battery and water filtration into a single portable device that heats its own chamber to a controlled temperature. The Puffco Peak Pro 3DXL is the flagship in this category, using a 3DXL Chamber with a bowl 78% larger than the standard 3D Chamber and up to 2x more vapour output. The Puffco Peak is the more accessible sibling, and the modular Puffco Proxy lets you swap the battery-and-atomiser base into different glass attachments for different session styles.
E-rigs are particularly well suited to home use and longer sessions. Compared with compact dab pens and 510 batteries, they typically offer larger chambers, more extensive temperature control and, on water-filtered models, a cooler draw. Dab pens prioritise portability, while 510 cartridge batteries focus on simplicity and discretion.
Portable concentrate vaporizers offer a smaller alternative to full water-filtered e-rigs. The Puffco Pivot uses a slim dab-pen format with a quick-release 3D Chamber, while the Proxy Core Kit puts the modular Proxy platform into a compact, glass-free setup designed for portability.
They suit users who want a concentrate device away from home, or as a second device to complement a bigger e-rig.
510 cartridge batteries are the simplest concentrate format. Rather than loading your own material, you use a pre-filled 510-thread cartridge, and the battery powers the coil inside to vaporise the oil.
There are two common styles of 510 battery. Concealed-cartridge vaporizers like the G Pen Hydout 510 Cartridge Battery and DaVinci ARTIQ house the cartridge within an outer casing for added discretion and protection. Traditional 510 vape batteries leave the cartridge exposed above the battery during use. Both use the same standard 510-thread connection.
Models such as the Hydout and ARTIQ are compact, pocketable and USB-C rechargeable, offering concentrate vaping without the loading and cleaning routine of a full dab rig. 510 batteries are a strong choice if you want a discreet format, no loading tools and straightforward operation.
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We stock three brands in the concentrate space. Each covers a different part of the market.
Puffco helped popularise the modern electronic dab rig with the original Peak and has since built one of the broadest concentrate-vaporizer ranges available. The current lineup covers the Peak Pro 3DXL flagship with its 3DXL Chamber and Bluetooth app integration, the more accessible Peak, the modular Proxy, the compact Proxy Core Kit, and the pocket-sized Pivot dab pen. Puffco is a strong choice for buyers who want dedicated concentrate devices ranging from pocket-sized dab pens to app-connected e-rigs, backed by an extensive range of chambers, glass and accessories.
G Pen, made by Grenco Science, focuses on accessible concentrate vaping at friendly price points. On the concentrate side, the G Pen Hydout 510 Cartridge Battery is a discreet, pocketable device with adjustable voltage settings, quick preheat, USB-C charging and a magnetic cover, available in six colourways. G Pen is worth considering if you want a low-fuss entry into concentrate vaping without moving into e-rig or premium dab-pen pricing.
DaVinci is primarily a dry herb brand, but a few models cover concentrates as well. The DaVinci ARTIQ is a dedicated 510 cartridge vaporizer with an extended airpath designed to cool vapour before it reaches the mouthpiece, while its enclosed design conceals and protects the cartridge. The DaVinci IQ Core is primarily a dry herb vaporizer but can also be used with compatible concentrates when paired with a dosage pod and ceramic extract disc, sold separately. The flagship DaVinci IQ3 offers similar concentrate compatibility through DaVinci’s separate IQ Series extract accessories.
A dab tool is what you use to move sticky concentrate from its container into the heated chamber. Traditional metal or glass dab tools work fine at room temperature, but sticky material tends to lift more cleanly onto a warm surface, which is where heated hot-knife tools come in.
The Puffco Hot Knife 2.0 is a battery-powered dab tool with a heated ceramic tip, designed to make sticky concentrates easier to load and especially useful with runnier extracts like live resin or sauces. Ceramic-tipped, USB-C rechargeable, pocketable. The updated design includes a reshaped glazed ceramic tip, a redesigned button and a more secure, travel-friendly cap.
The G Pen Melt Hot Knife is Grenco’s equivalent tool, aimed at the same use case at a slightly different price point. Both take the mess out of loading sticky concentrate into a hot chamber, and both are worth adding to any Puffco or G Pen order if you regularly work with runnier extracts.
Three questions cover most of the decision.
1. What kind of material will you use most? If it is loose wax, shatter, rosin or resin, you want a device with a proper heated chamber: an e-rig like the Peak Pro 3DXL or the Puffco Peak, or a portable dab pen like the Pivot. If it is pre-filled cartridges of thick oil or distillate, a 510 cartridge battery like the G Pen Hydout or DaVinci ARTIQ is the natural fit.
2. Home or on the go? Full e-rigs are particularly well suited to home use, where water filtration and larger chambers can provide a cooler draw and support longer sessions. Dab pens and 510 batteries fit better in a pocket. Some devices, particularly the Puffco Proxy, sit in the middle as portable concentrate vaporizers that can also be paired with different glass attachments for use at home.
3. What is your budget? Entry-level 510 cartridge batteries typically sit below £50. Portable dab pens and starter e-rigs commonly fall between £150 and £250. Flagship e-rigs with premium chambers and app integration usually run £300 and above. Adding a loading tool like the Hot Knife 2.0 or Melt is a small extra that saves a lot of hassle over the life of the device.
Every concentrate vaporizer sold by Evertree is genuine stock held in our UK warehouse and dispatched via Royal Mail tracked service. Our range covers Puffco, G Pen and DaVinci, along with the loading accessories that make daily use easier. Replacement parts and coils for many products are also stocked separately.
Free UK delivery applies to orders over £59, which covers most Puffco devices, the Proxy Core Kit and the mid-range DaVinci models on their own. Smaller items like the G Pen Hydout and ARTIQ sit below the threshold individually, but pair one with a loading tool or another item and free delivery kicks in. A paid next-day delivery upgrade is also available at checkout.
Choosing between two devices? Look beyond the specifications on the box. Chamber size, atomiser design, water-filtration quality, ease of loading and daily cleaning matter more in real use than any single spec on a datasheet. Get in touch through the site if you would like a hand comparing options.
A concentrate vaporizer is a device designed to heat cannabis concentrates and thick oils to their vaporisation temperature, releasing the active compounds as inhalable vapour. Unlike dry herb vaporizers, dedicated concentrate devices typically use a heated atomiser or ceramic chamber rather than a loose herb bowl.
Dabbing is the term for vaporising cannabis concentrates by applying a small amount (“a dab”) to a heated surface and inhaling the resulting vapour. Traditionally done with a butane torch and a quartz banger, dabbing is now more commonly done using electronic dab rigs like the Puffco Peak Pro 3DXL or Puffco Peak, which control the temperature and remove the need for an open flame.
Depending on the device, concentrate vaporizers work with waxes, shatter, rosin, live resin, sauces, distillates and other cannabis extracts. E-rigs and dab pens work with loose material loaded into a chamber. 510 cartridge batteries work with pre-filled cartridges of thick oil or distillate that screw onto the top of the battery.
An electronic dab rig (e-rig) is a larger, water-filtered device typically aimed at home use. A dab pen is a slimmer, pocket-sized device without water filtration, aimed at portability and quick sessions on the go. Both use loose concentrate loaded into a heated chamber. E-rigs typically offer larger chambers and, on water-filtered models, a cooler draw; dab pens prioritise discretion and portability.
A 510 cartridge battery is a small vaporizer battery with a 510-thread connector that powers pre-filled cartridges of concentrate oil. There are two common styles. Concealed-cartridge vaporizers like the G Pen Hydout and DaVinci ARTIQ house the cartridge within an outer casing for added discretion and protection. Traditional 510 vape batteries leave the cartridge exposed above the battery during use. Both use the same standard 510-thread connection. Depending on the model, operation may be button-activated or draw-activated. This is one of the most discreet and straightforward ways to vape concentrates. See our 510 Vape Batteries category for the full range.
For loose concentrates, yes. You need something to move sticky material from its container into the heated chamber without making a mess. A room-temperature dab tool works for firmer concentrates like shatter. For runnier material like live resin, sauces or budder, a heated hot-knife tool like the Puffco Hot Knife 2.0 or G Pen Melt is a genuine upgrade to how loading feels day to day. 510 cartridge batteries do not need a loading tool because the material stays inside the cartridge.
It depends on which format suits you. For simple, pocket-sized concentrate vaping using pre-filled cartridges, the G Pen Hydout is the most accessible entry point. For dabbing loose concentrate at home, the Puffco Peak is a strong first e-rig with the smoothness of Puffco’s platform at a more accessible price than the flagship Peak Pro 3DXL. For a portable dab pen, the Puffco Pivot is designed as a first dab-pen for daily carry.
Concentrate vaporizer devices themselves are legal to buy and own in the UK. However, the legal status of the material placed inside them is a separate matter. Cannabis, THC and a number of other cannabinoids remain controlled substances under UK law except in specific legal circumstances, including certain prescribed cannabis-based medicines. Pure CBD itself is not controlled, although products containing CBD may contain controlled cannabinoids and can also be subject to other legal and regulatory requirements.
Regular cleaning helps maintain flavour and performance. For e-rigs and dab pens, a cotton swab is often used to remove residue while the chamber is still warm, while deeper cleaning methods and frequency vary by device. Always follow the manufacturer’s cleaning instructions, particularly before soaking any chamber or electronic component in isopropyl alcohol. Water in e-rigs should also be changed regularly according to the manufacturer’s guidance.
Yes. Every concentrate vaporizer we sell is held in our UK warehouse and dispatched via Royal Mail tracked service. Free UK delivery is available on orders over £59, which covers most of the Puffco range and mid-tier DaVinci products on their own. Smaller items pair easily to clear the threshold. A paid next-day delivery upgrade is also available at checkout for eligible orders.
