

Product Item:AL-D2
Hookah Hose
Accessories
Item No. | AL-D2 |
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Material | aluminum |
Height | About 15cm |
Color | Mixed |
Weight | About 40g |
Packing | 100pcs/ctn (Can be packed as required) |
Shipment | By sea,express(DHL,Fedex,UPS and so on) or air |
Payment | Trade Assurance,Paypal,Western Union and T/T |
Produce Time | 5-20days (If the order is small, it can be shipped soon) |
Delivery time | 10-30days |
Customizable |
OEM ODM |
Aluminum alloy is lighter than stainless steel, making the downstem easier to handle and carry. For those who frequently move or travel, an aluminum alloy downstem can reduce the overall weight.
Aluminum alloy has better heat conductivity than stainless steel, which means it can transfer heat more quickly. This can enhance the smoking experience, especially for users who prefer a faster heat transfer to maintain the temperature and flavor of the smoke.
While stainless steel also has good corrosion resistance, the oxide layer of aluminum alloy is extremely resistant to corrosion, able to withstand exposure to various acidic substances. When used in hookahs, aluminum alloy downstems are less likely to corrode over time compared to some stainless steel materials, especially with long-term contact with water and smoke.
Aluminum alloy can be designed with more modern aesthetics, and surface treatments like anodizing can provide a variety of color options. This is particularly appealing to users who like customization and personalization. Stainless steel, while also available in different designs, typically offers fewer aesthetic choices.
Although aluminum alloy is lighter, it still offers good durability. Anodized aluminum alloy has excellent strength and can withstand a certain degree of impact and wear. It’s a great choice for durability without the bulk.
Aluminum alloy is usually less expensive than stainless steel due to the lower cost of raw materials. As a result, aluminum alloy hookah downstems tend to be more budget-friendly. If you’re looking for a cost-effective, lightweight, and durable product, aluminum alloy is a solid option.
Of course, everyone’s preferences vary. Stainless steel has its own advantages in terms of higher compression resistance and sturdier construction. If you prioritize long-term durability or stability in use, stainless steel might be the better choice. However, if you're focused on weight, appearance, and value for money, an aluminum alloy downstem would be a great choice.