Abstract: A method and related handheld electronic vaporization device comprising a heating chamber adapted to receive a removable capsule, at least one air preheating chamber and at least one fluid communication passageway from exterior of the device, through the at least one preheating chamber, the heating chamber and the capsule. The heating chamber is adapted to receive the capsule having an outlet and being adapted to hold a substrate containing a volatile compound that, when heated, yields vapor including the volatile compound. The at least one preheating chamber is in contact with the heating chamber. At least one of the heating chamber or the at least one preheating chamber is electrically heated. When negative air pressure is applied to the capsule's outlet, air from the exterior of the device is allowed in the at least one fluid communication passageway to the capsule's outlet.

Abstract: A handheld vaporization device comprises a heating chamber for heating a substrate of volatile compound so as to yield vapor including the volatile compound. The heating chamber includes a closable opening, for example using a plug, to receive the substrate. The heating chamber also includes scavenging channels for allowing air to enter therein. The handheld vaporization device further comprises a vapor chamber mounted to the heating chamber so as to be in fluid communication therewith for receiving the vapor scavenged therefrom and has a vapor outlet for releasing the vapor including the volatile compound. By applying heat to the exterior of the handheld vaporization device's heating chamber, with a flame or any heating device, the confinement resulted from the heating chamber and the emissivity of its walls create a uniform heat across the substrate which is deposed into it. Heating the substrate in this manner permits great efficacy in extraction of undiluted organo-volatile elements.

Abstract: A handheld vaporization device comprises a heating chamber for heating a substrate of volatile compound so as to yield vapour including the volatile compound. The heating chamber includes a closable opening, for example using a plug, to receive the substrate. The heating chamber also includes scavenging channels for allowing air to enter therein. The handheld vaporization device further comprises a vapour chamber mounted to the heating chamber so as to be in fluid communication therewith for receiving the vapour scavenged therefrom and has a vapour outlet for releasing the vapour including the volatile compound. By applying heat to the exterior of the handheld vaporization device's heating chamber, with a flame or any heating device, the confinement resulted from the heating chamber and the emissivity of its walls create a uniform heat across the substrate which is deposed into it. Heating the substrate in this manner permits great efficacy in extraction of undiluted organo-volatile elements.