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    Cannabis Hardware Pulse 18 mm Male Flower Head (TED-0042)

    Technical Specifications

    Property Specification
    Manufacturer Cannabis Hardware, LLC
    Family FlowerPot — 20 mm coil platform; a cordless-style injector head, not the 25 mm ZenLeaf axial platform, despite carrying Shopify’s zenleaf catalog tag (see Family Context) 12
    Component Role (TREF-0004) Heater head — “male flower diffuser” designed to work with the traditional 20 mm coil found in the FlowerPot ecosystem; ships as head + internal retaining C-clip only. Handle, screens, and thermal media are separately priced options, not included in the base head 1
    Part Number 3516 (base head/C-clip assembly, unassembled) 1
    Joint Size 18 mm male (injects into a female 18 mm bowl or water piece per the product title and the injector delivery mode defined in TREF-0004) 1
    Coil Platform 20 mm FlowerPot enail coil (sold separately); combined with the Clampy DIY coil post, forms a complete cordless setup using existing FlowerPot coil/PID gear. Clampy is judged a component (coil post/stand role), not a separate entity in this archive — see the lineage guide for the reasoning 13
    Heating Method Ball-assisted convection through the removable head 1
    Heat Source 20 mm exposed enail coil + external PID controller, both sold separately 1
    Head Material Not manufacturer-published on the Pulse product page (Cannabis Hardware states Grade 2 titanium for its heads generally, but this page does not restate that spec for Pulse specifically) 14
    Thermal Media Not included in the base head; “+3mm Rubies” is a separately priced variant option (+$30) 1
    Screens Not included in the base head; customer chooses none, 2× mesh titanium screens (+$10), or 2× machined titanium screens (+$40) 1
    Handle Not included in the base head; customer chooses none, Basswood (+$5), or Cocobolo by Ed’s TNT (+$28) 1
    Bowl Compatibility 18 mm female injector bowl or water piece (by joint sizing; not manufacturer-bundled with the head) 1
    Price $65.00 base head (no handle/screens/rubies); $65.00–$163.00 across the full 18-variant option matrix 1
    Listed Manufacturer record created 2024-03-06, published 2024-03-15 (Shopify record dates; not a stated release date) 1
    Availability Base configuration (SKU 3516, no options) in stock as of 2026-08-08; several Basswood-handle variants (SKU suffix -9467) showed out of stock in the same check 1
    Power 20 mm exposed coil driven by a separate external PID controller, both sold apart from the head (none on the head itself); tagged external-pid per TREF-0004 rather than mains because the coil and PID are separate purchasable components, not an integrated base station
    Warranty 1-year metal, 30-day coil (general Cannabis Hardware warranty terms; no Pulse-specific terms published) 5

    Family Context

    • The Pulse product page states it is “designed to work with the traditional 20mm coil found in the Flowerpot ecosystem,” and that combining it with the Clampy coil post “creates a complete cordless setup using your existing Flowerpot equipment” 1. This is FlowerPot (20 mm coil) evidence, not ZenLeaf (25 mm axial coil) evidence, even though Shopify’s own tags field on this product is zenleaf 12. This page classifies Pulse under the FlowerPot 20 mm platform on the strength of the manufacturer’s body copy and documents the Shopify tag as a cataloging inconsistency rather than following it.
    • Pulse pairs with Swift as the 18 mm/14 mm injector-joint pair on the same cordless-conversion concept, echoing the earlier Mary/Jane (female/injector) pairing on the ZenLeaf 25 mm platform — but Pulse and Swift are a 20 mm-coil pair, not a 25 mm-coil pair 1.
    • The variant SKU suffixes encode add-on components rather than distinct heads: 9465/9467 are handle choices (Cocobolo/Basswood), 3503(2)/9375(2) are screen choices (machined/mesh, ×2), and 9422(3mm) is the ruby-ball add-on. The base head (SKU 3516) is the entity modeled here; the options are accessories layered onto it, not separate models 1.
    • A Wayback Machine snapshot of the live product page, dated 2025-10-09, independently confirms the facts in 1 were unchanged as of that date 6.

    Safety Notes

    • General Cannabis Hardware warnings apply to hot heater heads: do not leave a heated head unattended, and avoid exceeding manufacturer-recommended operating temperatures 5.

    Sources

    1. Cannabis Hardware, Pulse product page and structured product data (title, body copy, 20 mm coil / Clampy cordless-setup claim, 18-variant option matrix, pricing, zenleaf Shopify tag, created_at/published_at, live variant availability observed 2026-08-08). https://www.cannabishardware.com/products/pulse-vape ↩ ↩2 ↩3 ↩4 ↩5 ↩6 ↩7 ↩8 ↩9 ↩10 ↩11 ↩12 ↩13 ↩14 ↩15 ↩16 ↩17 ↩18 ↩19 ↩20 ↩21

    2. Cannabis Hardware, ZenLeaf wireless vaporizer collection listing (Pulse appears in this collection under the zenleaf tag alongside the 25 mm axial-coil family). https://www.cannabishardware.com/collections/zenleaf-wireless-vaporizer ↩ ↩2

    3. Cannabis Hardware, Clampy DIY Ball Vape Coil Post product page (“Upgrade your FlowerPot into a wireless vape with Clampy… pairs with our wireless flower diffusers”; 1/4-20 threaded coil post; works with a 20 mm or 25 mm coil). https://www.cannabishardware.com/products/clampy-diy-vape ↩

    4. Cannabis Hardware, FlowerPot B1 product page (company-wide Grade 2 titanium heads claim, cited for context only — not restated on the Pulse page). https://www.cannabishardware.com/products/flowerpot-b1-ball-vape ↩

    5. Cannabis Hardware warranty page. https://www.cannabishardware.com/pages/warranty ↩ ↩2

    6. Wayback Machine snapshot of the Cannabis Hardware Pulse product page, captured 2025-10-09, cited for independent archival corroboration of 1. https://web.archive.org/web/20251009105420/https://www.cannabishardware.com/products/pulse-vape ↩

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