Screens/filters for sap in IBC Totes

[In da bush]

I’ve been scouring the Internet trying to find the best solution for my own operation, and I stumbled upon this and I’ve made a phone call to the manufacturer to find out what kind of HDPE it is made out of, I haven’t heard back yet but I’m going to call in the morning to follow up. It’s not cheap but it would definitely make for emptying buckets a breeze. https://totetopmegafunnel.com

[In da bush]

I’ve been scouring the Internet trying to find the best solution for my own operation, and I stumbled upon this and I’ve made a phone call to the manufacturer to find out what kind of HDPE it is made out of, I haven’t heard back yet but I’m going to call in the morning to follow up. It’s not cheap but it would definitely make for emptying buckets a breeze. https://totetopmegafunnel.com

Turns out this product is made out of recycled hdpe and I’d NOT food safe. I talked with the owner and told him there could be a market if it was made out of food safe HDPE. It’s not cheap but it would be a "one and done" purchase for sure.

[Lensman]

Turns out this product is made out of recycled hdpe and I’d NOT food safe. I talked with the owner and told him there could be a market if it was made out of food safe HDPE. It’s not cheap but it would be a "one and done" purchase for sure.

Wow that would be awesome!!

[Daveg]

I use a cone syrup filter for filtering sap. The sap pours through very fast. I made a funnel (to hold the filter) out of a half gallon soda bottle. It wedged securely into the tote opening.