CHESS PAWN ASH CATCHER
The Chess Pawn Ash Catcher is a 14mm, 90° glass ash catcher for water pipes with a compatible female joint. It sits between your bowl and main piece to catch ash before it reaches the bong, while the pawn-shaped perc adds a separate water-diffusion chamber.
The current product variant is 90° only, so the main fit check is simple: match the 14mm male lower joint to a 14mm female water-pipe joint and make sure your setup uses a vertical 90° connection.
Key Features
- 14mm male lower joint for a compatible female water-pipe connection
- 14mm female upper joint for a compatible male bowl
- 90° joint angle for vertical connections
- Borosilicate glass construction
- Pawn-shaped perc inside the chamber
- Blue Jade, Pink Jade, Yellow Jade, Green Jade, and White Jade color options
Product Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Ash catcher with pawn-shaped perc |
| Material | Borosilicate glass |
| Joint Size | 14mm |
| Lower Joint | 14mm male |
| Upper Joint | 14mm female |
| Joint Angle | 90° |
| Color Options | Blue Jade, Pink Jade, Yellow Jade, Green Jade, White Jade |
| Bowl Included | No |
Also Known As
- Bong pre-cooler
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Will This 90° Ash Catcher Fit Your Bong?
Check three things before ordering: your bong needs a 14mm female joint, the connection needs to sit vertically at 90°, and your bowl needs a 14mm male joint to fit the ash catcher's female top. If your setup uses a different size or angle, compare the other ash catchers before choosing.
The bowl is not included. If you need one, browse compatible-size bong bowl pieces and confirm the joint gender before buying.
How Should You Set Up the Chess Pawn Ash Catcher?
Add enough water to cover the openings on the pawn perc, attach the ash catcher to the bong, and test the draw before adding your bowl. If water pulls into the main chamber, remove a little; if the perc does not bubble, add a little more.
How Should You Clean This Ash Catcher?
Remove the ash catcher from the bong before cleaning. For heavier buildup, use isopropyl alcohol with coarse salt, then rinse thoroughly with warm water and let the piece dry before putting it back into your setup.