Molina Striato Sandblasted (A526) Pipe

Molina Striato Sandblasted (A526) Pipe

The Molina Striato Sandblasted (A526) Pipe is an Italian briar pot in a natural brown sandblast finish. An acrylic stem completes the design. Laudisi lists it with no filter.

Key benefits and features

• Recognizable profile: Pot shaping gives buyers a precise form to compare.
• Verified briar construction: The bowl material is listed as briar.
• Surface character: The sandblast finish defines the exterior treatment.
• Durable mouthpiece: Laudisi specifies an acrylic stem.
• Known configuration: Laudisi lists it with no filter.
• Italian production: The country of manufacture is listed as Italy.

Construction and dimensions

Its overall length is 5.85 inches, 149 mm, with a weight of 1.68 ounces, 48 g. The bowl is 1.7 inches, 43 mm high and 1.52 inches, 39 mm across. Inside, the chamber is 0.77 inches, 20 mm wide and 1.32 inches, 34 mm deep.

These verified dimensions make this model a clear choice for someone seeking a compact pot profile, a broad bowl, and an unfiltered airway. The unfiltered configuration keeps the airway simple for smokers who prefer no filter. The specification table below keeps the measurements in both imperial and metric units for direct comparison.

Laudisi presents Molina as an Italian maker focused on consistent, practical pipes across traditional and modern shapes. This model brings that approach to the Striato series in a pot format.

Nomenclature note

Laudisi states that Molina renamed this shape from 102 to A526. Earlier production may retain the former stamping even though the model is the same.

Specifications

Summary

• Series: Striato
• Shape: Pot
• Finish: Sandblast
• Material: Briar
• Stem: Acrylic
• Filter: None
• Country: Italy

Frequently asked questions

What shape is the Molina Striato Sandblasted (A526) Pipe?

Laudisi lists this pipe as a pot shape.

What are the chamber dimensions?

The chamber is 0.77 inches, 20 mm wide and 1.32 inches, 34 mm deep.

Does this Molina pipe use a filter?

No. Laudisi lists the filter specification as none.

What materials are used?

The bowl is briar and the stem is acrylic.

Where is this pipe made?

Laudisi lists Italy as the country of manufacture.

Who is this pipe suited for?

It suits buyers looking for a compact pot profile, a broad bowl, and an unfiltered airway.