Bubble Magic Extraction Mesh Screen - 150 Micron - 8 x 8-in - 20 Sheet Pack

Durable Stainless Filtering Sheets - 20 Sheets Per Pack

Filtering during extraction runs through screen quickly, and flimsy material tears or clogs. These Bubble Magic mesh screens are made of stainless steel, so they stay durable while filtering at a 150 micron rating. Each sheet measures 8 x 8 in and can be folded into a quick filter bag or wrapped over the ends of tubes.

The 8 x 8 in sheet suits small to mid-size batches for home growers and hobby processors, and the 20-sheet pack gives a commercial processor a ready supply for repeated runs without reordering after a few uses.

Key Features & Benefits

• 150 micron rating — sets the filtering opening for your process.
• Stainless steel material — built to be durable and effective for filtering.
• 8 x 8 in sheets — fold into a bag or wrap tube ends.
• 20 sheets per pack — spare screens on hand for repeated use.

Who Should Use Bubble Magic 150 Micron Mesh Screens

Licensed processors and home growers who filter plant material and need a flexible, reusable screen format will find these sheets practical. They suit anyone making their own filter bags or lining tubes.

About Bubble Magic 150 Micron Mesh Screens

Bubble Magic makes extraction mesh screens in several micron ratings and sheet sizes. This listing is the 150 micron, 8 x 8 in stainless steel version, sold as one pack of 20 sheets. The packed item measures 8 x 8 x 0.2 in and ships at about 1 lb.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does 150 micron mean?
A: A micron is one millionth of a meter. The rating describes the size of the openings in the mesh, so 150 micron screen passes particles smaller than that opening and holds back larger ones.

Q: How many sheets come in a pack?
A: One pack holds 20 sheets. Each sheet measures 8 x 8 in.

Q: What are the sheets made from?
A: They are stainless steel mesh. This makes them durable for filtering.

Q: Can I fold the screen into a bag?
A: Yes. You can fold a sheet into a quick filter bag or wrap it around the end of a tube.

Q: How do I choose a micron rating?
A: A lower number gives a finer opening and a higher number a coarser one. Pick the rating that matches the particle size you want to pass or keep.