Bubble Magic Rosin Press Bag - 220 Micron - Small - 10 Count

Heat Resistant 220 Micron Filtering for Press Runs - 10 Count

Pressing plant material without a reliable filter lets debris into your extract and slows cleanup. These Bubble Magic bags hold material during heat and pressure so essential oils separate from the plant matter. They are built to be durable and heat resistant, and the 220 micron rating sets the filtering mesh.

This small size, sold as one set of 10 bags, suits hobbyists testing a pressing routine and small-batch growers who want spares on hand. Larger operations running many cycles can order multiple sets.

Key Features & Benefits

• 220 micron rating — sets the mesh opening for filtering plant material during pressing.
• Heat resistant, durable construction — holds up under heat and pressure.
• Press compatibility — works with hand operated or pneumatic presses.
• 10 bags per set — gives you spares for repeated press runs.
• Compact profile — the product measures 2.5 in x 6 in x 0.1 in.

Who Should Use Bubble Magic Small 220 Micron Rosin Bags

Home gardeners and licensed commercial growers who press plant material with a hand operated or pneumatic press and want a small-format filter bag.

About Bubble Magic Rosin Press Bags

Bubble Magic rosin bags are designed to help separate essential oils from plant material through heat and pressure. The line comes in two sizes and five micron ratings: 25, 45, 90, 160 and 220. This listing is the small bag at 220 micron.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How many bags come in one order?
A: One order contains 10 bags. It is sold as a single unit of 10.

Q: Which presses can I use these with?
A: They work with hand operated or pneumatic presses. Check your press plate size against the bag before pressing.

Q: What does 220 micron mean?
A: A micron is one millionth of a meter, and the rating describes the mesh opening size. A 220 micron bag has a coarser opening than the 25, 45, 90 or 160 micron bags in the same line.

Q: Are the bags heat resistant?
A: Yes, the manufacturer describes them as durable and heat resistant for use in heated presses. Follow your press maker's temperature guidance.

Q: How do I choose between micron ratings?
A: Lower micron numbers have finer mesh and higher numbers have coarser mesh. Pick the rating that fits your material and the filtering result you want.