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Ditanium

Ditanium

Ditanium Overview

The Ditanium is a powerful desktop vaporizer with a quartz and titanium heater cover that delivers exceptional convection heating. This premium device can reach high temps, which enable it to support concentrates, and it's housed with various high-quality hardwoods for a beautiful aesthetic.The Ditanium even supports using both dry herbs and concentrates at the same time if that's your thing, making it ideal for heavy use scenarios. With its whip delivery system, it works excellently with water pipes for smooth, powerful sessions. Learn about optimal temperature settings to dial in the perfect extraction with this versatile desktop powerhouse.

Key Features & Benefits of the Ditanium

DesktopConvectionElectronicPremiumConcentratesWood

What Comes with the Ditanium?

  • Ditanium Vaporizer
  • Silicone Whip Tubing
  • Titanium Mouthpiece (14mm)
  • Glass Handpiece
  • User Manual

Ditanium Pricing & Cost Analysis

Below are approximate prices for the Ditanium in various different currencies. These numbers are based on the average market rate for the device and are updated as regularly as possible.

United States Flag $299 USDEuropean Flag €257 EURCanadian Flag $412 CADNew Zealand Flag $511 NZDUnited Kingdom Flag £220 GBP
Ditanium Specifications
BrandDitanium
Chamber MaterialGlass
Heating TypeConvection
Country of ManufactureUnited States (USA)
Device TypeDesktop
Chamber Capacity~0.5 grams
Heat Up Time~30 Seconds
Housing MaterialHardwood - Various Types Available
Height5.75 inches
Temperature Range0 - 900°F
Power AdjustmentSingle Dial
Battery TypeN/A
Charging ConnectorN/A
Concentrate SupportYes
Warranty2 years

Ditanium Video

Ditanium FAQs

How do you pick a temperature on the Ditanium if there is no display?

You do not set a number. Ditanium states its units have no temperature sensing function, so the single dial sets heater output and you learn dial positions rather than degrees. The ceramic element climbs towards 900F, but the titanium heater cover transfers heat well, so it seldom needs to run near the top. Our temperature guide covers useful ranges.

Why are the first draws from the Ditanium thin?

Ditanium says the heater reaches full temperature within 30 seconds, but the titanium above it keeps absorbing heat for about five minutes. Until that mass is soaked, pulls stay weak, so wait before deciding the dial is too low.

Can the Ditanium run herb and concentrate at the same time?

Yes. Air is pulled over herb in the hand-piece while extract sits on the heated titanium platform below, placed there with a titanium D rod. The titanium carb cap, sold separately, is what makes the pairing work by limiting airflow and holding heat.

Is the titanium hand-piece worth it over the glass one?

The glass hand-piece is included, takes 3/4 inch screens and can rest on the heater hands free. The grade 2 titanium version takes 5/8 inch screens, changes them quickly and transfers heat better, but Ditanium says it should never sit on the heater longer than a pull, 30 seconds or less.

What water pipes does the Ditanium connect to?

Every unit ships with a titanium 14mm mouthpiece, a male ground glass joint that drops into a 14mm female water pipe. Ditanium also sells glass adapters for 19mm male, 19mm female and 14mm female joints, plus a handheld double bubbler.

What does the Ditanium warranty cover?

Two years against manufacturing defects, with proof of purchase or registration, and 90 days on LED bulbs. Glass is excluded, and so is the colour change titanium picks up from heat. Ditanium pays shipping both ways for the first 90 days, and removing the heater cover from the housing voids it.

Ditanium Cleaning & Maintenance

Concentrates on the Ditanium go directly onto the heated titanium platform under the quartz rim, so the worst residue bakes onto the heater cover rather than into the airpath. Herb leaves a separate trail in the hand-piece screen and the silicone tube.

  1. Burn the heater cover clean after extracts: Ditanium's own maintenance advice is to turn the dial all the way up once you have finished with concentrates. Residue on the titanium platform burns off at full power, which heads off the crust behind every other problem here.

  2. Alcohol and 0000 steel wool on the titanium: residue that gathers on the outer titanium surfaces lifts with rubbing alcohol and fine grade steel wool. Ditanium specifies four zero grade because it will not scratch the metal and brings the parts back to near new. Colour change on titanium is normal oxidation, excluded from the two year warranty and not worth chasing.

  3. Free stuck parts while the unit is warm: if thick residue has locked the heater pieces together, take a firm grip on the white ceramic base with a regular pair of needle nose pliers, insert angled needle nose pliers into the front of the connector while the unit is still warm, then pull to the right to separate them. The optional titanium hex connector swaps that front hole for an 8mm hex opening, so a hex key does the same job.

  4. Leave the heater cover assembly in place: the heating element is a very tight fit inside its chamber and has to be reseated so the air gap between the quartz and the titanium rim is preserved. Ditanium advises against pulling the whole assembly, and complete removal from the housing voids the warranty. If the gap needs resetting, unscrew the set screws in the base cover and use the bracket that raises and lowers the element.

  5. Treat screens as consumables: the glass hand-piece takes 3/4 inch steel screens and the titanium hand-piece takes 5/8 inch, both sold in ten packs, and the titanium version is built around quick screen changes. Replace one once brushing no longer clears it. Oils need no screen, so the glass handle runs on its own.

  6. Clean glass and tubing off the unit: the glass hand-piece, frosted handle, adapters and bubbler unclip at the stainless K-clips and wash away from the device. Glass carries no warranty, so support each piece as you work. Swap the two foot silicone tube once it stays cloudy.

Keep the titanium hand-piece off the heater between draws, since it is not meant to sit there longer than the 30 seconds a pull takes, and let the titanium carb cap cool before handling it.

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