SEED SIEVE

A whole range of sieves, wooden frames and stainless steel canvas, to extract, sort and dry your vegetable and flower seeds. French artisanal manufacture. CANVAS NUMBER 12 WIRE DIAMETER (mm) 0.34 MESH OPENING (mm) 2.2 CANVAS NUMBER 14 WIRE DIAMETER (mm) 0.31 MESH OPENING (mm) 1.8 CANVAS NUMBER 18 WIRE DIAMETER (mm) 0.28 MESH OPENING (mm) 1.3 CANVAS NUMBER 25 WIRE DIAMETER (mm) 0.22 MESH OPENING (mm) 0.93 CANVAS NUMBER 30 WIRE DIAMETER (mm) 0.18 MESH OPENING (mm) 0.72 Wooden frame: Beech Diameter: 30 cm Canvas: Stainless steel Robust French artisanal manufacture Careful finish Different possible uses for these sieves to produce and clean your seeds. Remember to wear a dust mask when handling dry seeds. For good conservation of your sieve, dry well after use, if necessary with a weight, and brush or blow to remove debris and seeds and not pollute your next batch. Sift dry seeds Using at least two sieves, one to remove the large waste remaining on the sieve and the other to collect the seed and let the finer waste pass through. Decant Separate the heavy seeds from the light seeds and waste by tilting the sieve. Ventilate the dry seeds The lighter waste flies away, the seed remains in the sieve. Clean wet seeds After crushing your fruit and depending on the species, let the seeds macerate in the pulp, immerse the sieve in your container, or pour the pulp and seed mixture onto the sieve. The seeds, depending on your choice of mesh, either remain in the sieve and the pulp passes through, or vice versa.Drain and dry batches of wet seedsBut be careful to dry the sieve quickly so as not to damage and deform itRub seedsTo detach aggregates, to trim them, brush them,....