5023 Glass Percolator Oil Burner Pipe

This 5023 glass percolator oil burner pipe is a highly advanced piece built specifically for filtering vaporized oils and concentrates. It is designed for retail headshops that want to provide heavily upgraded, water-filtered oil pipes to their regular buyers. This piece is best for taking smooth, heavily cooled hits that standard dry bulbs simply cannot provide. RK Quality Glass offers the best wholesale version because our internal percolators function flawlessly, and our bulk pricing secures fantastic profit margins for your store.

Specifications & Features

• Filtration: Built-in glass percolator bubbles and cools hot vapor rapidly.
• Material: Forged from thick, temperature-resistant borosilicate glass safely.
• Function: The rounded bulb distributes heat perfectly to vaporize oils evenly.
• Durability: Handles intense, direct lighter heat without cracking or snapping.
• Maintenance: The clear glass path makes removing dark residue totally effortless.

Product Details

Standard oil burners are great, but adding water filtration completely changes the experience. This 5023 percolator oil burner pulls the hot vapor through water before it reaches the lungs. This strips away harsh heat, providing an incredibly smooth draw for the user.

The thick glass construction removes the fear of the pipe breaking during normal daily use. The clear aesthetic looks clean and highly professional on your shop counter. Stocking this advanced oil pipe wholesale gives your store a highly profitable, heavy-duty upgrade for customers who want a better daily driver.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you put water in this oil burner?
Yes, you add a small amount of water to the main chamber. The percolator diffuses the hot vapor through the water to cool it down instantly.

Is the glass bulb durable?
Absolutely. The bulb is blown heavily to provide massive structural thickness, allowing it to survive direct heating safely.

How do I clean the percolator chamber?
Fill the pipe with rubbing alcohol and a little salt. Shake it gently to push the alcohol through the percolator slits, dissolving the sticky residue completely.