Empire Glassworks Dab Tool

Empire Glassworks Hook Dab Tool. Known for their incredible attention to detail, Empire Glassworks has crafted a piece that serves as both a functional tool and a miniature work of art.

Measuring a compact 2.5" x 2.5", this tool fits perfectly in your dab kit. Despite its small size, it has a substantial feel, weighing in at a solid 38g. This added weight gives you better control and grip when manipulating sticky waxes or shattering stable slabs.

The real standout feature is the intricate lampwork. Each piece is hand-torched by American artists, meaning no two are exactly alike. Depending on the specific glass colors used in your batch, some of these tools may even feature UV reactive or Glow-in-the-Dark accents, adding a vibrant visual element to your session.

Empire Glassworks Dab Tool Features

• American Artistry: Handcrafted in the USA using premium borosilicate glass.
• Compact Precision: Measures 2.5" x 2.5" for easy handling and portability.
• Solid Feel: Weighs 38g for a sturdy, high-quality grip.
• Intricate Lampwork: Features detailed character or thematic sculpting.
• Reactive Glass: Some units may feature UV-reactive or Glow-in-the-Dark glass colors.
• Versatile Tip: Pointed glass tip is perfect for scooping and dropping concentrates.

What’s Included

• 1x Empire Glassworks Hook Dab Tool

Frequently Asked Questions: Glass Dab Tools

Is a glass dab tool durable?

Empire Glassworks uses high-quality borosilicate glass, which is resistant to heat and thermal shock. However, unlike titanium tools, glass can break if dropped on a hard surface. We recommend handling it with care as you would a functional glass pendant.

What is "Lampwork"?

Lampwork is a glassworking technique where a torch is used to melt the glass, allowing the artist to shape and sculpt it by hand. This ensures that every Empire Glassworks tool has unique character and detail.

Does the UV reactive glass affect performance?

No. The UV or Glow properties are purely aesthetic. They make the tool look incredible under blacklight or in the dark but do not change how the tool interacts with your concentrates.