Black Leaf – Rosin bags

Elegant filters, I recommend them because they are of good quality. I only have a comment about the shipment itself... It came express, but to pack such a product in a 15x15cm box? What a waste of paper ;P

I am satisfied. Quick delivery to the parcel locker. Product matches the description.

The translation seems to be a product review, likely related to cannabis concentrates. Here's the English translation, preserving the original tone and potential errors: They worked well compared to Qnub, which is a more developed brand in terms of concentrates, the price is also a bit lower so I recommend :). In response to Kuba's earlier comment; the number of microns depends on the material you want to use, e.g. whether it will be hemp pollen or dried flowers (pollen has the lowest microns), and on the humidity of the equipment (the more humid, the higher the microns) and its individual composition (thicker resin - more liquid) it already depends on the product and the full composition of chemical compounds contained in it. The choice of microns, of course, does not make a big difference during pressing, it is rather a detail. Greetings :)

How to properly select the number of microns? When choosing the appropriate number of microns, consider the following factors: 1. Application: The intended use of the material or product will influence the micron size required. Different applications may have specific requirements for particle size. 2. Material properties: The properties of the material, such as its density, hardness, and chemical composition, can affect the choice of micron size. 3. Filtration efficiency: If the micron size is being selected for filtration purposes, consider the desired level of filtration efficiency. Smaller micron sizes will filter out finer particles, while larger micron sizes will allow more particles to pass through. 4. Equipment compatibility: Ensure that the selected micron size is compatible with the equipment being used, such as filters, nozzles, or measurement devices. 5. Industry standards: Some industries may have established standards or guidelines for micron sizes based on best practices or regulatory requirements. 6. Cost considerations: Smaller micron sizes may be more expensive to produce or require specialized equipment, so consider the cost implications of your choice. 7. Experimentation: In some cases, it may be necessary to experiment with different micron sizes to determine the optimal size for your specific application. Consulting with experts in your field, reviewing relevant literature, and conducting tests can help you make an informed decision when selecting the appropriate number of microns.