TCC Quartz Screen V2 (High-Airflow Disc)

The TCC Quartz Screen V2 (High-Airflow Disc) is a machine-milled quartz disc for the Universal Baller V2's Quartz Insert V2 and distributes the airflow evenly across the surface of the glass bowl.

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The TCC Quartz Screen V2 (High-Airflow Disc) is a machine-milled quartz disc for the Universal Baller V2's Quartz Insert V2 and distributes the airflow evenly across the surface of the glass bowl. Terp Chasers Club uses a precisely defined hole pattern for this purpose. The arrangement and size of the openings are fixed, ensuring that the airflow is directed through the loaded material in a controlled and even manner. The disc is inserted directly into the compatible V2 insert. Compared with handmade quartz screens, the CNC-milled design reduces variations in hole size and wall thickness. Such differences can cause the draw to vary depending on the screen's position in the glass bowl. The V2 disc is therefore designed to provide reproducible airflow within the V2 bowl architecture. It is made from Laboratory-Grade Quartz and is intended exclusively for the Universal Baller V2 Kit or Quartz Insert V2. It is not compatible with the V1 Quartz Insert. When upgrading from V1 to V2, the insert and disc must be replaced together.

Construction and material

The disc is made from Laboratory-Grade Quartz and is CNC-milled. Its hole pattern features an even arrangement of openings with precisely defined dimensions. This distributes the airflow across the surface of the glass bowl in a controlled manner. Machine production reduces variations in hole size and wall thickness that can occur with handmade quartz screens.

Airflow comparison

Handmade quartz screens can vary in hole size and wall thickness. This can cause the draw to differ depending on the screen's position in the glass bowl. The machine-milled hole pattern of the V2 disc reduces this variation and provides more even airflow distribution. The design is engineered for high yet controlled airflow within the V2 bowl architecture.

Compatibility

The TCC Quartz Screen V2 (High-Airflow Disc) is compatible with the TCC Universal Baller V2 Kit and is fitted as a drop-in component in the TCC Quartz Insert V2. The disc is not compatible with the V1 Quartz Insert. When upgrading from the V1 to the V2 architecture, you must therefore replace both the insert and the disc.

Use and maintenance

Insert the disc directly into the Quartz Insert V2. For regular maintenance, brush the quartz component when cold. You can wipe away residue with isopropyl alcohol. If these methods are insufficient, the disc can be cleaned by burning off the residue. It should be completely cool before brushing or cleaning.

FAQ

Does the disc fit every Universal Baller?

No, the disc is designed for the Universal Baller V2 Kit and Quartz Insert V2. It is inserted directly into the compatible V2 insert. It is not compatible with the V1 Quartz Insert.

What distinguishes the V2 disc from handmade quartz screens?

The V2 disc features a precisely defined, machine-milled hole pattern. Handmade quartz screens can vary in hole size and wall thickness. CNC milling reduces these differences and distributes the airflow more evenly across the surface of the glass bowl.

Can I continue using my existing V1 insert when upgrading to V2?

No, the V1 Quartz Insert cannot be used with this disc. The disc is part of the V2 bowl architecture. When upgrading to V2, you must therefore replace the insert and disc together.

What material is the screen made from?

The screen is made from Laboratory-Grade Quartz. It is a precision CNC-milled quartz disc with an evenly arranged hole pattern for high, controlled airflow.

How do I clean the quartz disc?

Clean the disc with a brush when it is cold. You can wipe away any remaining residue with isopropyl alcohol. If more intensive cleaning is required, the quartz component can be cleaned by burning off the residue.

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