At a glance
What Stache Products is
Stache Products is a small, family-owned smoking-accessories company focused on concentrate and flower hardware. Its catalog spans portable dab rigs, concentrate attachments, grinders, 510-thread batteries and related accessories. Stache designs devices; it does not produce the cannabis or concentrates used in them.
Founder and 2015 start
The company says founder Rod Santos began Stache in 2015 after designing the Stache Pen. Its team page describes a three-person operation built around a husband-and-wife duo and one additional team member. That unusually small structure is company-reported and may change as the business grows.
The RiO portable rig
Stache introduced the RiO, short for Rig in One, in 2018. The torch-powered system packages a glass rig, banger and integrated torch into a portable arrangement. The RiO and later color or material editions are the company's signature products, but replacement-part compatibility should be checked by model generation.
ConNectar and 510 hardware
Released in 2021, the ConNectar turns a compatible 510-thread battery into an electric concentrate device. Stache also sells auto-draw and variable-voltage batteries such as the NOD and other portable hardware. Voltage, coil, charger and attachment compatibility matter; consumers should follow the exact manual rather than mixing components by appearance.
Grynder and flower accessories
The Grynder 360 uses Stache's patented tooth geometry and is sold in multiple sizes. The broader flower collection has included rolling and storage accessories. Marketing claims about preserving terpenes or improving texture are design claims, not laboratory evidence that a grinder changes cannabinoid effects.
Patent portfolio
Stache publishes utility and design patent numbers for the RiO, Grynder, ConNectar, Digitul and Stache Pen, including U.S. Patent 10,786,006 for the RiO family and U.S. Patent 11,690,480 for the Grynder. A listed patent documents protected design or function; it does not independently rate product quality.
Materials, testing and maintenance
The company says it designs and tests products in-house. Hardware still requires routine inspection, cleaning and correct heat or voltage settings. Glass can break, batteries can be damaged and hot surfaces can burn. Buyers should use authentic replacement components, keep air paths clean and retire cracked or malfunctioning devices.
Buying authentic hardware
Stache warns that products without its logo may not be verified originals. Purchase through the company or an authorized retailer, retain proof of purchase and confirm the warranty terms before use. Marketplace listings, colors and bundles are not reliable evidence of authenticity on their own.
Research notes and claim limits. This profile uses Stache's company history, catalog and patent ledger. “First,” “revolutionary” and similar language is treated as the company's positioning rather than an independently adjudicated industry record. No complete ownership filing, sales ranking, laboratory protocol, current retailer network, awards chronology or product-safety recall ledger was located in the cited sources.