Bubble Magic 190 Micron Shaker Kit

Bubble Magic 190 Micron Shaker Kit Built for Yield

Most dry ice runs start with a question of yield versus purity, and this kit sits firmly on the yield side. It pairs a rigid custom-fit bucket with a waterproof neoprene shaker bag carrying a 190 micron mesh screen and two handles. That coarse screen is optimized for speed and volume. More resin heads make it through, along with some fine plant material, so the result suits pressing over top-shelf sift. Load frozen trim or popcorn buds into the bucket with dry ice and give the pair a couple of minutes to chill together. Stretch the bag over the rim, flip the bucket, and shake over a mirror or parchment for three to four minutes. Resin falls through the screen in a steady stream, and a card or scraper gathers it into a pile. A rough guide is two ounces of dry ice per ounce of material, with more added if the batch starts to soften. The packed kit runs 8 x 8 x 10.5 in and about 1.9 lb. It handles dry ice only. Ice water washing needs all-mesh bags instead of a neoprene shaker.

Running a Bubble Magic Extraction Shaker for Maximum Return

Processors who press rosin from dry sift often run this coarse screen first to capture everything the trim has to give. Short, aggressive shaking pulls the ripest heads before stalks start shedding green dust, so splitting the run into timed rounds keeps the best material together. Material that sat in the freezer overnight gives a cleaner break than trim that went in an hour earlier. Because nothing gets wet, the sift is ready the moment the shaking stops, with no drying racks or freeze dryer involved. Expect some plant matter in the collection, and plan to press or re-sift accordingly. Wear insulated gloves around dry ice and keep the room ventilated while it sublimates. The neoprene body rinses clean with warm water and should dry completely before it goes back in storage. Bubble Magic shaker bags in other micron grades fit the same bucket, so one bucket can serve a full set of screens. For trim that would otherwise go to compost, this coarse kit turns leftovers into a pressable product in a few minutes. The handles make a real difference on longer sessions, when cold fingers start to lose grip.

Key Features

• 190 micron screen: A coarse mesh that maximizes the amount of resin collected per run.
• Custom-fit bucket: A snug fit keeps the bag sealed around the rim while shaking upside down.
• Neoprene shaker bag: Waterproof and insulated, so hands stay off the frozen surfaces during long sessions.
• Built-in handles: Grip points make vigorous shaking easier with gloves on.
• Dry ice only: Sift is ready immediately after shaking with no drying step.
• Press-ready output: A high-yield sift that suits rosin pressing and secondary screening.

Technical Specifications