How to get rosin out of rosin micron filter bag?

To efficiently get rosin out of a rosin micron filter bag, follow these steps:

Pack the Bag: Place the pre-pressed material into the micron bag, ensuring it's evenly distributed. 

Fold the top of the bag over to create a seal.

Pre-Press: If you're using flower, it's often helpful to pre-press it to remove some moisture and make it easier to pack into the micron bag.

Pressing Process: Make sure your pressing temperature and pressure settings are optimal for your material. 

Generally, for flower rosin, a temperature between 180-220°F (82-104°C) and pressure around 600-800 PSI is ideal.

Cooling Period: After pressing, let the rosin bag cool slightly. 

This makes it easier to handle and helps the rosin to solidify a bit.

Careful Removal: Open the press and carefully remove the parchment paper and rosin bag.

Peel and Collect: Gently peel away the bag from the rosin, ensuring you don't leave any material behind. 

Use a dab tool or a small spatula to scrape up the rosin from the parchment paper.

Storage: Transfer the collected rosin into a silicone container or parchment paper for storage.

If you find any rosin stuck to the bag, gently warm the bag slightly and use a dab tool to scrape it off. 

This method ensures you get the maximum yield from your press.