NugSmasher X Extraction Rosin Filter Bags

The ideal micron size depends on the moisture content of your flower. For fresh, sticky flower, we recommend 160 microns. As the flower dries out, switch to a smaller micron size, such as 90 microns, to prevent plant material from passing through the filter.

Bottle-Tech Style involves packing the rosin bag so it stands vertically on the press plates, like a bottle or barrel. This creates a round, coin-like puck when pressed, ensuring even pressure distribution across a smaller surface area, which typically results in higher yields and better quality rosin.

For the cleanest and most efficient extraction, we strongly recommend using each bag only once. Reusing bags can introduce contaminants from previous presses and may lead to blowouts as the material weakens after the first press.

Yes, while these bags are perfectly optimized for the entire NugSmasher lineup, they can be used with any high-quality rosin press. Their durability and specific sizing make them a great choice for any extraction enthusiast seeking premium results.

The main difference is the amount of material they are designed to hold. Using the correct bag size for your material weight is crucial for achieving the right pressure (PSI) and maximizing your yield. For smaller amounts, consider the 3.5 Gram bags, and scale up as your material quantity increases.

For a comprehensive overview of best practices, tips, and tricks for using your equipment, check out our detailed NugSmasher Rosin Press Guide. It covers everything you need to know to perfect your technique.