Screen Assortment for Classic Bouncer

$ 15.99

Score By Feature

Based on 98 ratings

Delivery

8.77

Customer service

8.90

Packaging

8.72

Value for money

8.92

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Product Description

This is one stainless steel screen with a mesh of 50 microns in blue

The screen is made of stainless steel and measures 178 microns/80 mesh in white

It's hard to believe what you can catch with these fine screens, but you'll be surprised!

Questions & Answers

Vacmotion inline strainers are these compatible with them?

The question is unclear. Bouncer is the brand I have

Is there a possibility that some yeast is accidentally transferred from fermentor to keg by the finer mesh filter?

In view of the fact that the fine filter is 50 mesh (about 300 microns) and yeast cells are only 40 microns at the top, it is not likely unless the yeast cells are

I bought this last year, but it came with a blue and a red as well. The blue it used to have was different than the white now. Is the white a finer mesh than the blue?

Blue and red are the ones I have, with blue having a finer mesh than red. I cannot recall if the white checks were made by the manufacturer.

In comparison to the 20 monitors, 50 screens, and 80 monitors, what is the difference?

The three screens we offer range from a coarse mesh of 20 to a very fine mesh of 80. Hops can be removed easily with the 20 mesh, while finer particulates can be evolved with the 80 mesh. Trading is an important part of our culture One of the reasons why the screen's flow rate is faster might be because it's faster. It is not uncommon for brewers to use two or more screens in a row, going from course to fine. I hope

Selected User Reviews For Screen Assortment for Classic Bouncer

The idea of the screen mesh is good, but it is too large

3/5

This device has only been used once, and it didn't filter close to anything. Although I like the idea, I did not get much out of it since the screen mesh is too large (I tried it with both sizes). This might be useful if you have a bad habit of placing the racking wand all the way into the trub, because otherwise, you may not be able to justify the cost.

Arabella Richard

| Jun 07, 2021

Worked fine, but didn't As a result, I didn't really filter anything out of the cider

3/5

No matter how fine the mesh is, the lees can pass through it. It's a good idea, but the execution is poor.

Zoey Harper

| Mar 10, 2021

There is no point in using anything other than the fine screen

3/5

The fine screened filter is the only one that is It is the same screen that came with the bouncer, so it is not going to catch much.

Giana Lambert

| Jul 07, 2021

This is a really nice screen

5/5

When I used the fine screen/mesh to bottle my honey mead, it looked much clearer than it would have without it.

Nikolai Lara

| Dec 16, 2020

I'm in love with Every homebrewer should have this book

5/5

Eleanor Vaughan

| Oct 31, 2020

Their effectiveness has been proven

3/5

The trub trap work fine, but I did not think they would trap as much as they did.

Alyssa Barrett

| Nov 02, 2020

When filtering beer, this is a must-have

5/5

When filtering beer, this is a must-have. As a result, I run this inline between my fermenter and keg for pressure transfers so I don't have to deal with clogs. Since the original filter does not do much, there is a great need for these.