Grimm SUPA 50 Brass Pipe Screens | 3/4" Filters | Pipe Bowl Screens and Accessories

I Absolutely love these screens they are the nice thick and durable brass screens that can take a beating and many cleanings I have been using a pipe for a while and when I ran out of screens I was on the search for another I tried the steak ones and they were thin and garbage and the local smoke shop sold brass screens at 2.45 for a pack of 5 and they had to be the thinnest screens I have ever used they were garbage I melted those thin ones after the first couple uses with a bic lighter..... then I found these brass screens the price was amazing and I figured even if they were thin I'd have 50 but when I received them in the mail I was filled with joy 50 on the nose and they were a nice thick/heavy screen I am still on my first screen since i have bought these they were hard to even try and melt I had to take one of my torch lighters to it before it would even glow and then I had to crank up the gas to melt it soo I believe I will have these 50 well now 49 screens for a long time to come I would recommend anyone looking for a great quality screen to check these guys out and give them a try.

I liked being able to purchase online without the stigma of going out locally (always feel like I’m being judged)! Price is the same as the local shop but the convenience of purchasing from home and get what I need without a stigma of judging eyes. Have tested in various ways and worked great with all of them. Sturdy with the right size mesh but flexible enough to conform to a variety of apparatuses and work seemlessly with all of them. 5 stars! If given the chance I would give two thumbs up! Not to mention when I looked into it, it’s a small biz and love the fact I get to support a homegrown chick venturing out on a small business of her own! Good product - good times - what more can you ask for?

These screens are a great deal and they do exactly what you need for them to do.

These work really well, except for when my bowl piece is clean. When my bowl piece is clean, the screen doesn't really stick or stay in place very well. Plus, everytime I ash it, the screen falls out so I have to use a new one for every bowl I pack. However, when my bowl has some resin in it, the screen sticks in place much better and doesn't come out when I ash it. Usually the screens will last for 10 bowls or more before they get too dirty/clogged, and then I'll have to put a new screen in. If the screens worked just as well with a clean bowl, I'd give 5 stars, but because of this flaw I can only give 4. Good product overall, especially for such a reasonable price.

Perfect for what I need them for. Sturdy and durable

I gave this a 5 star because it was just what I had ordered. Not being familiar with the thickness measurements of these, I assumed these were going to be much thinner, like the ones I can buy at a gas station, super thin and much more flexible. The ones I ordered and received were much thicker (no fault on the seller). Although they didn't burn a hole through the bottom very quickly like the thin ones from gas stations, because they were so thick, the holes in the screen would clog up much more quickly, forcing me to change out the screen after about 3-4 uses at the most. In the long run, I bought a bulk bag thinking I would need a bunch because you burn a hole through the bottom so quickly, and I was glad I did so because I was about half right. I did need a bunch, but not because they would burn through the bottom. Next time I am going to do a little more research and hopefully find some that are not so thick.

I've used these mesh filters in a variety of pipes, and except for those with very small bowls (one-hitters), these flexible filters can easily be formed to exactly fit almost any bowl. They're inexpensive enough that I don't worry about trying to clean them. They can be a little bit fiddly to get into the right shape, and then they fall out when you turn the pipe upside down and knock it against an ashtray to get the ash out, but after the filter has been used a few times, it gets stuck in place by the dried resin, and then you can even knock the ash out without worrying about what the filter's doing. I like these far more than the little glass filter things that look like daisies. Those are way more fiddly, I think. And they almost always fall out when you knock out your ash, and then you have to fiddle them back into place again. And I think you'd have to take a toothbrush to clean those, after soaking them in rubbing alcohol, but I found those very resistant to cleaning, and they're more expensive than the mesh filters. So ... I'm a mesh filter devotee now, I guess.

It does the job. The only problem I had was that it leaves behind a gold sticky stain and it wasn't the right size for my pipe. Made it work though and it could get cleaned up easily. Just don't leave it like that for a while because then it might not be as easy to clean up. I am not sure. I didn't want to take that risk with my glass pipe.

The diameter is Ok, but thickness is minimal.