Wholesale Dab Tools
Dab tools are the attach your staff can add to almost any concentrate sale, from a two fifty character pick up to a battery powered hot knife. Keep the multipacks at the register and the branded knives beside your e rigs, nectar collectors and 510 batteries.
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SCOOP IT, HEAT IT, DO NOT LOSE IT
Every concentrate customer needs something to move the material with, and most of them are using whatever was in the drawer. That is the opening. A dab tool costs less than a coffee, it wears out, and it goes missing, which makes this one of the few categories where the repeat purchase is built into the product.
The category splits cleanly in two. Manual picks and scoopers are cheap, high volume and sold by the handful. Hot knives are powered, cost real money, and sell to somebody loading a rig who is tired of reheating. Your shelf needs both, because they answer completely different questions.
- Character picks flat novelty tools at two fifty, the pocket change tier that leaves the store in threes.
- Multipacks Wulf Mods assorted twelve packs at forty five dollars, the efficient way to keep a register bowl full.
- Hot knives the Yocan Blade at twenty, Dr. Dabber Drop at twenty three, Focus V Saber at twenty five and the Puffco knife at thirty nine.
- Knife kits Wulf Mods KODO and Ari nine packs at ninety dollars, which price each unit near ten.
- Replacement tips Wulf Mods hot knife tips in twelve packs at sixty dollars, the consumable that brings a customer back.
Worth knowing before your staff answer questions. A hot knife heats a ceramic or titanium tip directly, so material is picked up and delivered already warm and there is no torch involved. That is the whole reason somebody upgrades from a two dollar pick, and it is the sentence that sells the twenty five dollar version.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a dab tool?
A dab tool is a small pick, scoop or paddle used to move concentrate from its container onto a nail, banger or coil. Fingers do not work with sticky material, so the tool is not optional for anybody using concentrate regularly.
What is a hot knife?
A hot knife is a battery powered dab tool with a heated tip. It warms the concentrate as it picks it up, so the material releases cleanly and lands where it should. No torch is needed, which is the main reason people move up to one.
What shapes do dab tools come in?
Picks, scoopers, paddles and spoons. Picks handle firmer material like shatter. Scoopers and spoons suit anything soft or runny. Most people end up wanting one of each, which is why assorted multipacks sell better than single shapes.
What are dab tool tips made from?
Stainless steel and glass for manual tools, and ceramic or titanium for heated tips. Ceramic holds heat evenly and is the common choice on hot knives. Titanium is harder to damage. Heated tips wear out and are sold as replacements.
How much do dab tools cost at wholesale?
Manual picks start at two fifty. Powered hot knives run twenty to thirty nine dollars. Multipacks land between forty five and ninety dollars depending on count. The median across all thirty five options sits around twenty dollars.
Should I stock singles or multipacks?
Both, for different reasons. Multipacks fill a bowl at the register cheaply and keep the impulse tier stocked. Singles let you display the branded hot knives properly, because a thirty nine dollar tool needs to be seen rather than dug out of a bowl.
Which dab tools sell best?
The cheap picks sell the most units by a wide margin, since they are bought without thinking and replaced when lost. Hot knives generate the most revenue per sale and give staff something to demonstrate on the counter.
Do hot knives need replacement tips?
Yes, and that is the point. Tips degrade with heat cycles and are sold in twelve packs. Stocking the tips next to the knives turns a single purchase into a customer who has a reason to come back to you rather than order online.
How do your customers clean a dab tool?
Wipe it warm with isopropyl alcohol before residue hardens, or soak it if it has been left. Heated tips should cool before any liquid touches them. A tool that gets wiped after each use lasts long enough that people replace it by losing it.