Description
Chamber screens for the PAX Flow in a set of 3 Three spare stainless steel screens for the heating chamber of the PAX Flow, cut for its new geometry. The screen sits at the base of the chamber and holds herb particles back from the vapor path. Older PAX models have their own screens, so this set will not go into them. Compatibility: the PAX Flow only, not older models Position: base of the chamber, under the herb load Fitting: no tools, flared edge facing up In the set: 3 stainless steel pieces Wear signal: growing resistance on the draw Resistance on the draw: when to replace the screen in the PAX Flow Clogged mesh shows up in the draw, because the hybrid heating of the Flow runs on free airflow of up to 10 liters per minute. Residue comes off after soaking in isopropyl alcohol, so one screen returns to the chamber several times. You replace it once it stays sticky or gets deformed from being pushed out, and with a freshly bought Flow this set waits as a spare. PAX Flow chamber screen specification Material Stainless steel Compatibility PAX Flow only Fitting position Base of the heating chamber Device chamber Up to 0.4 g of herb, in practice 0.25 to 0.35 g In the set 3 pieces Frequently asked questions about the PAX Flow screens Do the PAX Flow screens fit the PAX 3 or the PAX Plus? No. The Flow chamber has a different shape, and older models have their screens in a separate set. How often should the screen in the PAX Flow be replaced? The manufacturer gives no schedule. The general guidance for PAX screens is around 25 uses or visible residue. Which way round does the screen go in? Flared edge facing up, at the base of the chamber. A new one goes in with a finger, without a tool. How do you take out a screen glued in by residue? Lever it up with the pick of the multi-tool included with the device and push it out of the chamber. Matching parts for the PAX Flow PAX Flow vaporizer PAX Flow water adapter Grip Sleeve case
