Rosin Press 90 Micron Filter Bags pack of 10
Called the middle man, good for both dry/sticky flower. Also good for keif/bubble hash but if you want better quality, 36 micron will be better.
Small Bags: 120mm (length) x 65mm (Width)
Large Bags: 280mm (Length) x 75mm (Width)
Rosin filter bags are instrumental in the rosin extraction process and will yield and help remove unwanted contaminants from your end product. By using filter bags they allow you to pack material in tighter together which allows more pressure to be created on a smaller point.
These micron bags are designed to withstand 200°c instant heat, and is able to take over 20 tons of pressure, so for pressing this is the perfect material, without any blowouts/ tears in the material after first use.
Different Micron Bags we have:
Rosin Press 36 Micron Filter Bags pack of 10
Rosin Press 90 Micron Filter Bags pack of 10
Rosin Press 160 Micron Filter Bags pack of 10
Pressing paper:
Silicone Paper for Pressing pack of 10
Parchment Paper for Pressing pack of 20
Rosin Presses:
Bulldog 5 ton Rosin Press
Bulldog 20 ton Rosin Press
What is it used for?
Our Micron Screen Filters insures quality oil yields. If you are unsure how our product works, please see the slide shows and follow the step by step process to insure you get the most out of our screens.Â
You may also find that our product is handy for extracting oils or water from:
- weed/kief/bubble hash
- lavender, Geranium, Rose or other plants.
- most types of nuts like peanuts, almonds etc…
- anything that has essential oils.
Example 1 Cannabis
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- cannabis rosin press instruction step 1
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- cannabis rosin press instruction step 2
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- cannabis rosin press instruction step 3
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- cannabis rosin press instruction step 4
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- cannabis rosin press instruction step 5
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- cannabis rosin press instruction step 6
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- cannabis rosin press instruction step 7
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- cannabis rosin press instruction step 8
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Step 1: In our examples we used Cannabis in the first Slide show, and we are using Small 90 micron bags for both examples. Fill the screen filter bag with the plant material you would like to press.
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Step 2: In the example we only used 5g of Cannabis, you can add much more. Manually Pre-press (place on a flat surface and press the plant material down with the palm of your hand) the Cannabis. Add Parchment paper to the press and first preheat press before use.
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Step 3:Â Cut Screen filter bag to have a neat fold up at the end.
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Step 4: Insert the Screen filter bag into the press.
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Step 5: Use the handle to press the material, once slightly compressed. Every minute for 4-6 minutes raise and lower the handle once until unable to push down with 2 fingers.
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Step 6: You will hear a slight crackling noise coming from the compressed Cannabis shortly after that, you will see quality Rosin flowing out onto the parchment paper.
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Step 7: Take out the parchment paper with all the Rosin and let it cool. Please note that Rosin cools faster depending on room temperature, in most cases it will take 3 minutes to cool.
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Step 8: Use a Dab Tool to jab the rosin off the parchment paper. And Finally enjoy your Rosin.
Example 2 Rosemary
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- rosemary oil press essential oil step 1
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- rosemary oil press essential oil step 2
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- rosemary oil press essential oil step 3
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- rosemary oil press essential oil step 4
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- rosemary oil press essential oil step 5
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Step 1: In the example we are using only 2g of Rosemary but you can use much more than the example, Pack the rosemary into the 90 micron screen filter.
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Step 2: Manually press the Rosemary down so that it is compressed at the bottom of the screen. Cut the remaining screen paper and fold the top so that the rosemary is closed inside.
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Step 3: Insert the screen filter bag into the press and press down until the compressed rosemary cant move. Every minute for 4-6 minutes raise and lower the handle once until unable to push down with 2 fingers.
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Step 4: With plant material similar to rosemary the liquid will rush out like water, if you want the most out of your yield, you may use both hands to pull the handle of the Bulldog press, the frame will be able to withstand the pressure and you will have a rush of rosemary water run out.
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Step 5: Have a container on the ready to collect the Rosemary water, once the press has been maxed, you may take the parchment paper and collect the remaining droplets, a reminder that this is only from 2g of rosemary; a lot more can be compressed into our screens.
SkullSkreens is in association with Bulldog Presses and proudly South African.
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