Bubble Magic Replacement Screen for Pollen Tumbler - 185 Micron Mesh - 12 x 10 x 9-in

Restore Your Tumbler's Sifting Performance with Fresh Mesh - 185 Micron

A worn or damaged screen slows sifting and can force you to retire a machine that is otherwise sound. This replacement mesh screen lets you refit your Pollen Tumbler instead of buying a new unit. It uses 185 micron mesh and comes with a downloadable manual that walks you through removing the old screen and installing the new one.

Sold each, this single screen suits home gardeners and small commercial operations who need to keep one tumbler in service. Growers running several tumblers may want one screen on hand per machine so downtime stays short.

Key Features & Benefits

• 185 micron mesh — sets the screen's opening size for your sifting work.
• Made for the Pollen Tumbler — replaces the existing screen on the compatible tumbler.
• Step-by-step manual — guides removal of the old screen and installation of the new one.
• Common hand tools — the install uses household tools such as pliers, a mat knife, a staple gun and a flathead screwdriver.

Who Should Use Bubble Magic Replacement Screen 185 Micron

Use this screen if you own a Bubble Magic Pollen Tumbler whose screen is torn, clogged or worn and you want to keep working with 185 micron mesh. It suits both hobby and licensed commercial growers.

About Bubble Magic Replacement Screen 185 Micron

Bubble Magic makes processing and extraction equipment, including the Pollen Tumbler. This replacement screen is mesh only, sold each, and measures about 12 x 10 x 9 in as packaged, with a shipping weight of 0.2 lb. The tumbler drum and other parts are not included.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is included?
A: You receive the mesh screen only. The tumbler drum and other parts shown in photos are not included.

Q: What tools do I need to install it?
A: Pliers, a mat knife, a staple gun and a flathead screwdriver cover the job. Follow the manual for the full steps.

Q: What does 185 micron mean?
A: A micron is one millionth of a meter. The number describes the size of the mesh openings, so it sets what passes through the screen.

Q: Is it safe to install myself?
A: The job involves sharp tools, so work carefully and wear gloves.

Q: Does the warranty cover damage I cause?
A: No. Customer damage to the replacement screen or the tumbler is not covered under the warranty.