IRIS hardware uses a ceramic heating system designed for live resin. The goal is controlled, even heat, not the hottest setting or the biggest cloud.
How it works
Ceramic spreads heat across a controlled surface while drawing extract toward the heating element through tiny openings.
Why it matters for live resin
Live resin contains delicate compounds that react to heat. Too hot and the flavour turns harsh or burnt. Too cool and the vapour is weak and extract can collect in the airway.
IRIS hardware
The IRIS 510 cartridge uses EZ Click Ceramic Pro construction from Active. The IRIS all-in-one uses the Axil Mini Pro with a ceramic core.
It still needs good habits
Ceramic doesn’t replace good use. Voltage, battery charge, how long you draw, airflow, the extract’s temperature and cooling time all still matter. See Finding the right voltage.
