Bomb Hot Knife

The Bomb Hot Knife is a rechargeable heated loading tool that melts concentrates off a ceramic blade so they drop cleanly into your bowl or atomizer instead of stringing off a cold pick. Bomb builds it around a fast-heating ceramic tip and a zinc alloy body, and this Gloss Edition wraps that same hardware in a high-gloss finish taken from the Aerix line. It comes in Mint, Black, and Liberty Blue.

The pen-sized body slips into a pocket or a case, and it charges over USB-C rather than a proprietary cable. Press the button, touch the blade to your material, and the concentrate releases in one motion, which is the whole reason to carry a heated dab tool instead of a plain metal pick. If you already run a Bomb Aerix eRig, the gloss colors were designed to sit next to it.

FAQs

• What is a hot knife used for? It loads sticky concentrates into a rig, eRig, or atomizer by warming the blade just enough for the material to slide off on its own.
• How is the Gloss Edition different from the original Bomb Hot Knife? The hardware is the same fast-heating ceramic tip and zinc alloy body. The change is a high-gloss finish and three new colors: Mint, Black, and Liberty Blue.
• Does it work with all concentrate textures? Yes. Wax, badder, shatter, live resin, and rosin all release off the heated ceramic blade.
• How do I charge it? Over USB-C, using any standard cable and charger.
• Why ceramic instead of metal? Ceramic heats quickly and does not add a metallic taste to your material the way a hot metal tip can.
• How do I clean the blade? Let it cool completely, then wipe the tip with a cotton swab and isopropyl alcohol. Keep liquid away from the charging port.
• Can I use it on a hot quartz banger? It is built for loading, not for scraping a heated banger. Load first, then heat your nail.

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• What concentrates are: Cannabis extracts such as wax, shatter, badder, and live resin. They are sticky, which is exactly what makes them awkward to handle with a cold tool.
• Why a heated tool helps: A cold dab tool holds onto the material, so some of it stays on the tool and gets wasted. A warm ceramic blade lets it drop.
• How you actually use it: Scoop your dose, hold the blade over the bowl or atomizer, press the button, and the concentrate falls in.
• What it does not do: It is a loading tool, not a vaporizer. You still need a rig, eRig, or dab pen to heat and inhale the material.
• Keeping it working: Wipe the tip after sessions and recharge it over USB-C. Built-up residue is the main thing that slows a hot knife down.

Specs

• Tip material: Ceramic blade
• Body material: Zinc alloy
• Finish: High gloss
• Colors: Mint, Black, Liberty Blue
• Charging: USB-C
• Operation: Single button, press to heat
• Form factor: Pen style, pocketable
• Compatibility: Concentrates