Main glass body (center)
The larger chamber piece.
This acts as the handle and air path.
Some versions can hold a small amount of water for cooling, but not all are meant to be filled.
Long straight glass mouthpiece (right side)
The tube that connects to the body.
You inhale through this end.
Heated tip / dish attachment (left side)
The curved piece with the cup-like end.
This is the part designed to interact with concentrate.
Glass bubble piece (middle lower area)
Looks like an accessory attachment.
In many kits this functions as a concentrate chamber or alternate attachment depending on the exact model.
Metal dab tool (top left)
Used to pick up and transfer concentrate.
The different ends help scoop or spread material.
Green silicone clip
A heat-resistant holder/clip.
Often included to stabilize hot glass or rest heated parts safely.
How a nectar collector works (general overview)
The glass sections are assembled together.
Concentrate is placed separately in a heat-safe container.
The collector’s heated end is brought into contact with the concentrate.
The vapor travels through the glass body and is inhaled through the mouthpiece.
Good practices
Start with very small amounts.
Allow hot glass to cool fully before disassembly.
Keep pieces clean—residue builds up quickly.
Avoid sudden temperature changes on hot glass (can crack).
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