EXTRACT!T 25 Micron Pressing Screens, Pack of 4

25 Micron Pressing Screens for 5 Gallon Bucket Extraction

Pressing screens speed up the filtration step in bucket-based extraction, helping press collected material out of a micron bag more efficiently than working the bag by hand. These EXTRACT!T screens are rated at 25 microns and sized to fit standard 5 gallon buckets.

Sold in a pack of 4, they're also available individually or as part of EXTRACT!T's multi-bag kits for growers who want to build out a full filtration set.

Key Features & Benefits

• 25 micron mesh rating — matched to the 25 micron stage of a multi-bag filtration sequence
• Sized for 5 gallon buckets — fits a standard bucket size
• Speeds up pressing — helps press collected material out of a micron bag efficiently
• Pack of 4 — extra screens on hand or replacements for a multi-bag kit

Who Should Use These Screens

Growers and processors running a 5 gallon bucket extraction setup who need extra or replacement 25 micron pressing screens will use this pack of 4.

About EXTRACT!T

EXTRACT!T is a brand of micron bag and pressing screen equipment used for separating and concentrating plant oils and compounds from blended plant material. Its product line covers bucket-sized bag kits at multiple micron ratings alongside individual pressing screens sized to match.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I use a 25 micron pressing screen?

Place the screen over the corresponding 25 micron bag in your filtration sequence and use it to press collected material out of the bag more efficiently. It's meant to be used alongside a micron bag, not as a filter on its own.

What bucket size do these screens fit?

These screens are sized for standard 5 gallon buckets, matching EXTRACT!T's bucket-sized micron bag kits. Confirm your bag kit is also the 5 gallon size before ordering.

Can I buy these screens without a full bag kit?

Yes, these 25 micron screens are sold individually in this pack of 4, separate from EXTRACT!T's multi-bag kits. That makes it easy to restock a specific micron size without buying a full new kit.

Why would I need extra pressing screens?

Extra screens are useful as replacements for a worn screen or as a backup for high-volume processing where a single screen sees heavy repeated use. Keeping spares on hand avoids a mid-batch interruption.