Bubble Magic Terp Tube - 50 Micron - 1 x 9-in - Food Grade Stainless Steel - 50 Count

Cut-to-Size Filter Tubes for Pressing Plant Material - 50 Micron

Loose filter material makes pressing messy and inconsistent. These stainless steel tubes hold plant material in a contained form, so you can fill, fold and press without improvising a filter. The 50 micron rating sets how fine the openings are, and the tubes are made from food grade stainless steel.

This unit holds 50 tubes, each 1 x 9 in. That quantity suits growers and processors who press regularly and want a supply on hand, and each tube can be cut down to whatever length your press and batch size need.

Key Features & Benefits

• 50 micron rating — a mid-range opening size that balances filtration against material flow.
• Food grade stainless steel — a durable material suited to contact with pressed material.
• 1 x 9-in tube — long enough to cut into several shorter pieces.
• Cut to size — adapt each tube to your batch and press.
• 50 count — one unit covers many pressing sessions.

Who Should Use Bubble Magic Terp Tube

Anyone pressing plant material who wants a ready-made filter format: home growers building a routine and commercial processors who need tubes in volume.

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 cylinder with a 50 micron rating, sold as one unit containing 50 tubes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does micron rating mean?
A: It describes the size of the openings in the filter. Smaller numbers have smaller holes and give a more filtered result, while larger numbers let material pass through more easily. This tube is rated at 50 micron.

Q: How do I use these tubes?
A: Cut a tube to the length you need and fill it with your material. Fold the ends closed and press.

Q: Can I cut the tubes shorter?
A: Yes. Each 1 x 9-in tube can be cut down to any size that works for your setup.

Q: How many tubes come in one unit?
A: One unit contains 50 tubes.

Q: What are the tubes made of?
A: They are made of food grade stainless steel.