Bubble Magic Terp Tube - 150 Micron - 1 x 9-in - 50 Count

Cut-to-Length Stainless Filter Tubes for Rosin Pressing - 150 Micron

Filter material that tears or cannot be sized to your press slows every run. These stainless steel tubes cut down to the length you need, hold material in a folded-end tube and let it pass through a 150 micron mesh. Each unit holds 50 tubes, so you can work through many pressings without reordering.

Each 1 x 9-in tube can be trimmed to suit smaller or larger presses. The 50 Count unit suits regular processors who want a stock on hand, and it gives newcomers plenty of tubes to test cut lengths and fill amounts.

Key Features & Benefits

• Food grade stainless steel — a durable, cleanable material for contact with plant material.
• 150 micron mesh — larger openings let material pass through more easily than finer mesh ratings.
• 1 x 9-in tube — cut it to any length that fits your press and batch size.
• 50 Count — a supply for repeated use and for testing different cut sizes.

Who Should Use Bubble Magic Terp Tube

These tubes suit processors and home users who press plant material with a rosin press and want a reusable, cut-to-size filter. Check that your local rules allow the processing you plan.

About Bubble Magic Terp Tube

Bubble Magic makes extraction equipment and supplies. This Terp Tube is a 1 x 9-in food grade stainless steel tube with a 150 micron rating, sold as 50 Count.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do I use a terp tube?
A: Cut the tube to the length you need and fill it with plant material. Fold the ends closed, then place it in your press.

Q: What does micron rating mean?
A: It describes the size of the openings in the mesh. A smaller number means smaller holes and more filtering, while a larger number lets material pass more easily.

Q: How does 150 micron compare with finer mesh?
A: The 150 micron mesh has larger holes, so material passes through more easily. Finer meshes give a more filtered result.

Q: Can I cut the tubes shorter?
A: Yes. The 1 x 9-in tubes can be cut down to whatever length works for your press.

Q: What material are they made from?
A: They are made from food grade stainless steel.