Always nice to start out
"Always nice to start out clean and fresh"

This is the insert that sits in the top half of a Harvest More Trim Bin, separating trim from what falls through. The mesh is stainless steel, set in a plastic-coated aluminum frame. A fresh one brings a tired bin back without replacing the whole workstation. Screens wear out for ordinary reasons, usually a long season of scissors, tips and hand pressure. A small tear matters more than it looks, because plant matter then drops straight into what you meant to keep clean. The mounting hardware comes in the package, so no trip for screws is needed. Swap it in with the bin empty and clean. Check that the frame sits flat before going back to work. Keep a spare on hand if a crew runs several bins through harvest. Mesh that sags or shows stretched spots is also worth changing, even without a visible hole.
Trim Bin users work over the open mesh, and loose pollen shakes through as flowers get turned and clipped. At this opening the screen passes fine material and holds back leaf and stem. It matches the size the bin came with, so the catch below stays the same as it was on day one. Everything collected lands in the lower tray, ready to be brushed out at the end of a session. A static brush moves it off the plastic more cleanly than a hand can. Dry material sifts best, so expect less through the screen on wet trim days. Light tapping on the frame helps when resin starts to load the mesh. Wipe the screen down between strains if you keep those batches separate. It only fits this bin, so it will not suit other trim trays. Treat it as a wear part, and it will keep paying back through every harvest.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Fits | Harvest More Trim Bin |
| Micron Rating | 150 micron |
| Mesh Material | Stainless steel |
| Frame | Plastic-coated aluminum |
| Hardware | Mounting hardware included |
| Shipping Weight | 0.4 lb |
| UPC | 713757640039 |