Small Ice-O-Lator® Big Pollen 2-Bag Set 220-70 Micron [“Indoor Set”]

Small Ice-O-Lator® Big-Pollen-Set

Formerly known as “Indoor Set”
Bag diameter: 30 cm
Working bag (220 μm) holds ~200 g dry plant material

20 l/5 gal bucket required (not included)

This is the Small edition of our Ice-O-Lator® system, suitable for up to 200 grams of dried plant material.
The set includes a 220 and a 90 micron screen bag.

Our Large-Pollen 2-Bag-Set is suitable for rapid processing or for material with remarkably large pollen/trichomes.

Please note:
In most plant material 20-60% of the total pollen/trichome yield is in ranges smaller than 70 micron.
In other words, if you do not utilise an additional bag to catch small- and mini-pollen/trichomes, you might be throwing out 20-60% of your potential product with the water!

If you prefer you can compile your own 2 bag set by choosing 2 bags out of the following micron sizes:
220 μm, 185 μm, 150 µm, 120 μm, 90 μm, 70, 45 μm, 38 μm or 25 μm.

For additional information and instructions, please check our Manuals.

Pro tip:
Keep your water at or below 4°C (39.2°F), as it is the densest and therefore most effective in removing pollen/trichomes at this temperature.
You will achieve the absolute prime quality by slowly and carefully stirring.
As the quality of your product declines as the plantmaterial continues to be stirred, we recommend working your material in several rounds to obtain separate batches with a quality gradient.

Legal Notice:

• Responsibility of the User:

  The notice places the onus on the user to verify the legality of their use of the potentially dual-use product in their specific location.
• Legitimate vs. Illegitimate Use:

  The product has legitimate uses (e.g., cosmetics, horticulture, apiculture, palynology, educational, medical, industrial), but the user must not use it for any purpose that is illegal.
• No Guarantee of Legal Compliance:

  The seller is not guaranteeing that your use of the product will be compliant with local laws.
• Check Local Regulations:

  You must consult and comply with your local laws and regulations to ensure your application is lawful.