• The MINI TURBINE utilizes another unprecedented feature – Centrifugal Force, a game-changer in the world of dabbing. WALL HEAT.
• Centrifugal refers to the outward force experienced by an object rotating around a center, pushing it away from the center of rotation. In the context of quartz products like MINI TURBINE, CENTRIFUGAL energy is harnessed and released from the center, pushing to the walls as the heat base. creating unique effects in the product’s design and functionality.

• The TURBINE showcases meticulous craftsmanship with All Parts custom made, UV Yellow quartz inner mixed for flare, precision cold work to create epic flow.
•   Parbilt ground joint proudly manufactured in the USA. With 15 years of precision, this joint is costly but offers superior quality.
• Custom-made wall weight, sizing, increased surface area tech, proprietary design features only available in BMG Products. Diligent inspection and creation of all our units are key details in what we are passionate about.
• For our Mini Turbine we used 10.5mm x 15.8mm Tubing, a smaller disk (similar to our Silhouette Petite), and an arm connection height of 2 inches.
• We refer the motor of this model as the turbine.  Each turbine is built out of multiple layers of quartz and we’ve included a layer of color as our signature.  We’ve carved four 1mm hand cut intakes to provide a balanced rotational energy.

• Sandblasted LSD Bottom Disk, enhancing surface area contact.
• This upgrade not only increases vaporization but also elevates your dabbing sessions to new heights of intensity and flavor. Pushing new designs to create a wider range of this BMG LSD Tech into the future.

Adapted from the Blender, THE Mini Turbine, with its turbine motor, enriches our CENTRIFUGAL quartz family, creating a churning effect through outward force during rotation. The distinctive flared top, layered quartz turbine, and signature color accentuate its uniqueness, making it one of our favorite products ever. It releases the same centrifugal energy as the BLENDER from the walls instead of the center. This small change creates small pockets in the bottom corners where the rotational energy can’t reach. Allowing the liquid oil to fall back into the turbine center and misting back up to the walls, creating a curning/recycling affect.