SuperFilter 100 pcs, Disposable Filter, 3D Printer Resin and Paint Strainer, Made in Korea by 3DMaterials

Cheap and effective. They drain fast enough and are a must for resin printing.

Great item. I think much better for use when recycling resin than other things I have tried. The filters are quick and easy to hold. Also very inexpensive. I like this item.

Its a filter made of paper. It works well and functions as expected. They are the same size as typical filters. You may get a few uses out of them but they are intended as single use products, I wouldn't expect to get more than one use out of them but I'm happy when I do. They help clean up my vats, Hold up to the little chunks of plastic and are easy to poor into. I normally set one of these into a cheap funnel so I don't need to hold them open, and I don't need to worry about them collapsing when I do.

Filters great I wish the opening day on the bottom was a little smaller but otherwise great product for a good orice

These strainer/filters do their job effectively. They are priced economically for disposable use and there's enough to last a while. If one is careful enough, they can actually survive one or two rinses before they are to saturated and fall apart. But at 100 per box, you don't really need to get multiple uses out of each one.

Works as advertised. Much better imho than the funnels with metal grates for photopolymer resin. Metal grates get clogged with use, and personally I threw mine out after less than 100 use cycles. I bought the 4 inch plastic funnel below to rest the filter in: https://a.co/d/b0jOMiO After first use, it seems like the right size to me. Couldn’t find the white funnel that the other reviewer photographed in their comment.

Perfect size, great filter, does not tear easily, and easy to store.

I'm a painter and bought this SIZE accidentally. I thought they were the standard size (for quart 'cup') I was accustomed to. Initially I was very disappointed with MY mistake... BUT, I was able to use these. When I had to strain less the, say, 3-4 ounces of fluid they worked fine. The paper making up the cone is NOT water resistant- so I had to be attentive to make sure all the fluid stained through before the paper 'collapsed'...