Hookahs and model parts with aluminium
On a hookah, aluminium may affect only individual components. Check the model, construction and contents as well as the connections of existing add-ons.
Colour: Silver
Colour: Silver
Colour: Blue
2 colours
- Blue
- Green
Colour: Green
2 colours
- Blue
- Green
Colour: Silver, Blue
4 colours
- Silver, Blue
- Silver, Gold
- Silver, Red
- Silver
Colour: Silver, Gold
4 colours
- Silver, Blue
- Silver, Gold
- Silver, Red
- Silver
Colour: Silver
4 colours
- Silver, Blue
- Silver, Gold
- Silver, Red
- Silver
Colour: Black
3 colours
- Rose gold
- Black
- Silver
Colour: Rose gold
3 colours
- Rose gold
- Black
- Silver
Colour: Black
2 colours
- Black
- Silver
Colour: Silver
2 colours
- Black
- Silver
Colour: Black
16 models
Colour: Black, Silver
16 models
Colour: Black, Gold
9 models
Colour: Black, Gold
16 models
Colour: Black
16 models
Colour: Gold, Blue
9 models
Colour: Gold, Blue
16 models
Colour: Silver, Blue
9 models
Colour: Silver, Blue
16 models
Colour: Silver, Blue
9 models
Colour: Silver, Gold
16 models
Colour: Silver, Pink
16 models
Colour: Silver, Blue, Pink
16 models
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On hookahs, aluminium stands for a light metal that can form the body or individual components. In the data it often appears together with glass, stainless steel, epoxy resin or silicone.
- Weight: aluminium is clearly lighter than stainless steel, which counts when transporting.
- Heat: the metal conducts heat well; near the charcoal the construction of the model therefore matters.
- Surface: anodised or painted, for example, where the description says so.
A hookah with this entry is not automatically made entirely of aluminium. Look at the material mix and at whether extra parts such as hose or tongs are part of the contents.
For models that are moved often, low weight can be an argument; for a fixed spot, stability and a firm stand count for more.