Bubble Magic Commercial Stainless Sorting Kit - 8 in - 4 Sieves - Stainless Steel
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Sort Harvested Material by Size in One Stack - 4 Sieves
Sorting harvested material by hand is slow and uneven. This kit stacks four stainless steel sieves with graduated mesh, so you load the material, shake, and collect each size fraction in its own compartment. Mesh sizes run from 1 in down to 150 microns.
At 8 in across and 13 in tall, this single kit suits small and mid-size operations, from home gardeners processing a modest harvest to commercial teams that want a compact station for sorting in batches.
Key Features & Benefits
- Stainless steel construction — resists wear and wipes clean between batches.
- Four mesh sizes — 1 in, 1/2 in, 1/4 in and 150 microns separate material into distinct size grades.
- Lid and bottom catching tray — contain material while you shake and collect the finest fraction.
- Stackable, compact design — stores in a small footprint when not in use.
- Batch capacity — handles up to a pound of material per load.
Who Should Use Bubble Magic Commercial Stainless Sorting Kit
Growers who want consistent size separation after harvest, from home cultivators to licensed commercial operations that need a simple, portable sorting step.
About Bubble Magic Commercial Stainless Sorting Kit
Bubble Magic makes this kit with four 8 in stainless steel sieves, a lid and a bottom catching tray. It measures 13 x 13 x 13 in and ships at 5.8 lb. It is sold as one kit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What mesh sizes are included?
A: The kit includes sieves at 1 in, 1/2 in, 1/4 in and 150 microns. A lid and a bottom catching tray come with it.
Q: How do I use it?
A: Load the material into the top sieve, with the coarsest mesh on top. Put on the lid and shake firmly until the material has sorted into the compartments.
Q: How much can it sort at once?
A: It sorts up to a pound of material per load. Larger harvests can be run in several batches.
Q: What does 150 microns mean?
A: A micron is one-thousandth of a millimetre, and 150 microns describes the mesh opening. That finest sieve passes only very small particles into the bottom tray.
Q: Is it easy to store?
A: Yes. The sieves stack in a compact format, so the kit takes little space when not in use.
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