Sourcing sieves

[Anonymous Modernist 11674]

I've been looking around and have had a bit of trouble finding some sieves like the ones recommended in MCAH (200, 50 and 20 mesh). I've spotted a few at select lab sites and they tend to be around $90-$100 each. I'd be curious where some other folks might have gotten theirs. Additionally, I'd be curious what sieves some of you have, and which one(s) you find most useful/valuable.

Thanks,

Shawn

[Anonymous Modernist 16435]

I am also having difficulty finding a source for decent sieves. Does anyone have a link?

[Anonymous Modernist 782]

Solutions Direct has a fairly wide selection of stainless steel laboratory sieves.

http://store.solutionsdirectonline.com/categories.aspx?Keyword=stainless steel sieve

[Anonymous Modernist 16488]

I have one tip for buying sieves. If you plan to buy sieves for counter top then buy stainless steel sieves as its edges doesn't get rough sooner.

[Anonymous Modernist 3281]

I got a great set of sorting sieves,with 1/4, 1/8, 1/16, 1/32 and 1/64th mesh, all stainless steel for $13 at the local indian grocery. these have been in the dishwasher several times and there's no signs of rust anywhere.

[Anonymous Modernist 11674]

Thanks for the link osterhou.

Best,

Shawn