30pcs Pipe Screens 1/2 Inch Premium 304 Stainless Steel, 0.5" Pipe Screen Filters with Metal Storage Box

100 times better than sheet .

Good quality

Fits any normal sized bowl Great quality....lasts about 2 weeks at least with daily smoking..cleans up well with denatured alcohol Also fits mighty Boundless cfx Price is the best on the site Fast delivery

These are perfect replacements for the screens that go on the bottom of the Arizer Extreme Q's glass mouthpiece and are a must have to keep the herb from ending up in your mouth!

Good quality, I put a can full of screens in the woodstove and 30 min later all cleaned and ready to reuse, after they cool

as a smoker who hates cleaning my pipe, yet doesnt like a dirty pipe, I have found these are the perfect product for any pipe/bong/hooka smoker... I have always shunned screens because of the problems of clogging, unexpectedly falling out when dumping ash and simply handling the tiny things trying to get them fitted into the bowl is a pain... but these screens are pre-shaped, with a rimmed lip, easily cleaned and reusable.... and EXPECTED to fall out easy so they can be refreshed... The screens fit the pipe bowl loosely so that resins wont glue it into the pipe bowl, and can easily be lifted or dumped out of the pipe after each smoke session, or whenever one thinks it needs to be.. the stainless steel screens have about a 1/2 inch bowl size, so they cant hold but one or two hits, but the convenience of use cant be compared.... (I reload the correct amount of "tobacco" for every hit, and change the screen about every 3rd hit, and it works exceedingly well). changing the screen involves tipping the used screen out of the pipe bowl and into a jar of alcohol.... and dropping a new screen in the bowl. when im needing a supply of clean screens, I shake the jar of screens and alcohol to remove all the well soaked resin and ash, and then rinse the screens in fresh alcohol to remove any remaining debris.... then let dry before using. I had a custom bowl turned on a lathe, with the "bowl" being deeper and with a large diameter airflow thru it, which I use with a waterpipe..... and now, instead of having to suck on the pipe to get the airflow, the only restriction there is now, is the air bubbling thru the water..... NO RESTRICTIONS at all, EVER.... with the exception of changing the water, the pipe itself stays clean for weeks instead of days, as the screen traps about everything from getting into the pipe chamber. the DOWNSIDE..... the screens fit loose in the pipe bowl, so they are for "on the go" use.... they dont fit well in "martini glass" shaped bowls. a straight sided bowl is best, or a small cauldron shaped bowl would be great as well with these screens... if the screen fits snug against the walls or bottom of the pipe bowl, it will not work any better than a traditional bottom-fit screen.. these screens are finer than traditional screens, and can burn thru if the flame is held too close when drawing thru it, as the temps increase too much... which, if you hold the flame farther away so it cant burn the screen, the benefits are no burnt screen and a cooler, better tasting smoke as it has a chance to properly vaporize, rather than quickly burning it.... reuse is limited to how hot the screens get every time they are used, but I have found I can easily get 6-8 uses from them.... and with a hundred screens being reasonably cheap, I find the experience of smoking a free-drawing water pipe, without all the hassle of cleaning it, to be well worth the $20 dollar cost of screens every 4-6 months... what could be done to make these screens a better product for "our" purpose.... increase the diameter of the wire used to make the screen, by about twice or 3 times, as this would make the screens much more heat/burn resistant, and longer lasting.... increase the bowl diameter of the screen to 14mm..... and, for "our" purpose, increase the lip diameter 2 to 3 times also, which would make for a wider lip to catch any wild flakes of tobacco that doesnt want to go directly in the bowl.... which, doing this may negate the need for a larger diameter bowl... h

While installing one of the metal filters. I got a small sliver in my finger. I was able to remove the sliver, but it struck me how easily that sliver could be inhaled right into the lungs or throat. This product is not safe for the advertised use. I’m asking My favorite shopping place to stop selling these filters used for smoking by people who are unaware… Thank you, JohnchaneyAutry Big fan.