Bubble Magic Extraction Mesh Screen - 50 Micron - 5 x 5-in - 20 Sheets

Fine 50 Micron Stainless Filtering for Small Batches - 20 Sheets

Filtering material through a loose or worn screen lets unwanted particles pass and wastes time on cleanup. These stainless steel mesh sheets give you a consistent 50 micron barrier that holds up to handling. Fold a sheet into a quick filter bag or wrap it over the end of a tube.

Each sheet measures 5 x 5 in, a compact size suited to small batches and trial runs. The pack of 20 gives regular users spare sheets to rotate in and out.

Key Features & Benefits

• 50 micron mesh — filters fine particles from your material.
• Stainless steel construction — durable and suited to repeated handling.
• 5 x 5 in sheets — fold easily into small bags or wrap tube ends.
• 20 sheets per pack — keeps replacements on hand.

Who Should Use Bubble Magic 50 Micron Mesh Screens

Hobbyists and small-scale processors who want a flexible, reusable filtering material for small batches will find these sheets practical. Anyone building simple filter bags or lining tube ends can use them.

About Bubble Magic Extraction Mesh Screens

Bubble Magic makes mesh screens in several micron ratings and sheet sizes for extraction work. This listing is the 50 micron, 5 x 5 in stainless steel version, sold as one pack of 20 sheets.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does 50 micron mean?
A: A micron is one millionth of a meter. A 50 micron screen has openings of about that size, so it blocks particles larger than that while letting finer material pass.

Q: How many sheets come in the pack?
A: The pack contains 20 sheets. Each sheet measures 5 x 5 in.

Q: What are the sheets made of?
A: They are stainless steel mesh, which is durable and suited to filtering.

Q: How can I use a sheet?
A: Fold a sheet into a quick filter bag, or wrap it over the end of a tube. Its small size suits compact setups.

Q: Are other micron ratings available?
A: Bubble Magic offers its mesh screens in several micron ratings and sheet sizes. Check the catalogue for those listings.