304 Stainless Steel Woven Wire 120 Mesh Fine Screen Mesh Steel Woven Mesh for Filter Mesh, Filtration Cloth, 12 x 40 Inch

Let’s just call it like it is—you didn’t buy this mesh to filter water or keep bugs out of your garden. You bought this to sift kief, and you want it clean, food-safe, and built like a stainless-steel fortress. Well, this 304 wire mesh? Nailed it.The 120 mesh count is the sweet spot—lets all the good stuff fall through while keeping stems, grind junk, and fluff where it belongs. I've used it to build a custom triple-layer sifting box, and it worked like a dream. Smooth texture, no fraying at the edges, and not a single flake of metal after trimming.And because it’s true 304 stainless, you’re not dealing with rust, weird discoloration, or that “cheap tin smell” that screams regret. This stuff is surgical-grade solid. I even torched a test piece to check—zero reaction. That’s how you know.What I Like:Perfect micron level for kief separation—clean, efficient, no cloggingStrong but flexible—easy to cut to size and frame into wood or acrylicNo sharp burrs—didn’t shred my fingertips (bonus)Can be cleaned and reused forever—just rinse with ISO or toss in boiling waterWhat Could Be Better:Would love if it came pre-cut in standard frame sizes (but hey, Dremel + steady hand = solved)Edges are raw—definitely throw some trim around it if you’re mounting it to a box

Wrong size screen.

Good item, I used as screen.

looks good

The scrolled mesh with a golden zip tie like something ancient style was a nice touch lol. Use: Made a tray to filter junk debris before the Polyfiber pad of a Charcoal filter so I can wash all that out instead of having it sit on the polyfiber rotting between use. Popped off tray I made and nothing of the food debris I tested made it to the fiber cloth aka no OCD trigger to replace fiber filter under it.

Not what I was expecting I was quite surprised very fine weave it's more like cloth and wire but wi'll work fine for my project

Restored an early 80's Suzuki fuel petcock's screen tower.The original fine micromesh plastic was eaten by stale fuel & greasy varnish (sat from 1996 til present).The tower holding the feed tubes was intact-so the screen dimension was sized,cut w/sharp long blade scissors,then wrapped tightly ending in an overlap of 10mm.12 loop windings of fine gauge copper wire were wrapped in horizontal fashion,and tied & knotted by careful winding by hemostat, then a tiny touch of solder dideach a final permanent bond. This screen was the perfect answer to the problem,nowthe primary filtration is good as new, and the valve is back to it's original function.Funny thing is, now my fellow mechanics are sampling my extra screen for some oftheir repair situations! Good material to work with for the price!

Quality screen at a reasonable price.