Bubble Magic Rosin Bag - 25 Micron - Small - 100 Count

Fine 25 Micron Filtration for Press Runs - Small Bag - 100 Count

Pressing plant material without a good filter lets unwanted particles into your extract. These bags hold material in the press while heat and pressure separate the oils, and the 25 micron mesh keeps fine particulate contained. The material is heat resistant and durable enough for repeated pressing cycles.

This small bag format with 100 bags per unit suits growers and processors who press small batches often and want a ready supply on hand. It works for trial runs as well as steady, regular processing.

Key Features & Benefits

• 25 micron rating — a fine mesh that holds back fine plant particles during pressing.
• Heat resistant construction — the bag withstands the heat of a press plate.
• Durable build — the bag holds up under pressure.
• Press compatibility — works with hand operated or pneumatic presses.
• 100 bags per unit — stock for many pressing runs.

Who Should Use Bubble Magic Rosin Bags

Home gardeners and licensed commercial processors who press plant material with a hand operated or pneumatic press and want a fine filter.

About Bubble Magic Rosin Bags

Bubble Magic makes rosin bags in two sizes and five micron ratings: 25, 45, 90, 160 and 220. This listing is the small bag in the 25 micron rating, sold as one unit of 100 bags.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does 25 micron mean?
A: The micron rating describes the size of the mesh openings. A lower number means finer openings that hold back smaller particles.

Q: Which presses can I use these with?
A: They are made for hand operated or pneumatic presses. Check that your plate size suits the small bag.

Q: How many bags come in one order?
A: One unit contains 100 bags.

Q: How do I choose between micron ratings?
A: Finer mesh gives tighter filtration, while larger openings let more material pass through. Bubble Magic offers five ratings so you can match the mesh to your material and process.

Q: Are the bags heat resistant?
A: Yes, they are designed to tolerate the heat used in pressing. Follow your press manufacturer's guidance for settings.