
PAX Stash Tube
The PAX Stash Tube is a compact, airtight aluminium storage tube that holds up to 1.5g of ground flower, sealed and smell-proof, so you can grind at home and carry just what you need. A built-in silicone tamp on the base lets you pack your PAX oven straight from the tube, with no separate tools required.
Key Features
- Holds up to 1.5g of ground flower
- Airtight, smell-proof seal to help keep flower fresh
- Durable, lightweight aluminium body
- Angled top for easy filling
- Built-in silicone tamp for packing your PAX oven
- Easy to clean
What's Included
- 1 x PAX Stash Tube
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Material | Aluminium body, silicone tamp |
| Capacity | Up to 1.5g of ground flower |
| Dimensions | 96mm (L) x 22.5mm (W) x 12mm (D) / 3.8in x 0.9in x 0.5in |
| Weight | Approximately 22g / 0.8oz |
Why Choose the PAX Stash Tube?
If you grind your flower at home, the Stash Tube means you can leave the grinder behind and carry a measured amount in a sealed, smell-proof container that's slim enough for any pocket. When it's time to use your PAX, the angled top makes it easy to fill the oven and the silicone tamp on the base packs it down evenly, so everything you need is in one small tube. It's particularly well suited to the top-loading ovens of the PAX Four and PAX Mini 2.
Care & Maintenance
Empty the tube and wipe the inside clean with a dry cloth or an IPA wipe, then allow it to dry fully before refilling.
Returns
This accessory can be returned within 14 days of purchase if unused and in its original condition.
If the item is faulty, damaged, not fit for purpose, or not as described, standard consumer rights apply and you may be entitled to a refund, repair, or replacement. This accessory is not covered by a separate manufacturer warranty.
Shipping
All parcels are shipped via Royal Mail Special Delivery 1pm next business day.
Payment
A prescription ordered before 3.30pm, we will have same day dispatch. If ordered after 3.30pm, dispatch will be next business day.
