VEVOR Fine Mesh Flour Sieve, 150 Mesh Sifter, 304 Stainless Steel Food-Grade, 12.6" Strainer for Baking, 5 Sizes Mesh Hole for Mungbean, Rice, Pearl Powder

Loud, works really well at sieving out ground wheat. With the addition of the 40 sieve it does great work at separating everything out. For what we got it for though the 60 was all we really needed in the end. But, be warned, loud and kind of scary at first use. You'll get use to it though. Great machine!

I love this electric sieve! I bought it to remove the bran from my fresh-milled flour (FMF) and it does an excellent job. Now my FMF bread crumb is light and fluffy. I use the 50 mesh for AP flour. It’s kind of big but fits ok in the corner of my kitchen countertop.

When I ordered this sieve, I wasn’t expecting it to be as big as it is. The size really surprised me in a good way because it makes working with larger batches so much easier. It’s definitely more heavy-duty than I thought it would be. The metal feels thick and durable, not flimsy or cheap like some others I’ve tried in the past. The mesh is tight and even, and it handles fine materials without any problem. I’ve used it a few times already and it’s held up really well. Super easy to clean and feels like it’ll last a long time. I’d honestly give it a 4.5 out of 5 if that were possible because it’s almost perfect. Since that’s not an option I’ll rate it a 5 but to be fair I’d say it’s more like a strong 4 out of 5 overall. Still definitely worth buying and I’m happy with it.

Ya this is super useful for me, I use it to filter potassium nitrate that I ball mill and 150 mesh is PERFECT for potassium/sugar l/parafin wax smoke devices. I'll throw 5 20mm chrome steel balls it it to help vibrate the powder through since I don't got one of those cool machines that I believe possibly vibrate or something the, normally flour I guess?, through. I left it out one night it was raining and not a spec of corrosion l, so, I believe it's food grade. Hehe. And the screen I can't detect any stretching bouncing 20mm steel balls around on it so, that's good. Seems sturdy enough.

If you're a hobby worm farmer, this sifter is a fantastic purchase! It's noisy & the springs were a challenge at first (just use a pair of pliers to avoid pinched fingers), but those are the only cons. I can add my soil to be sifted, turn it on, and go do something else while the machine does the sifting.

The machine is well designed with the exception of the 3 springs that hold the lid and both sieves in place. It’s both dangerous and prone to popping off and bending the hook. I mounted three aluminum window clips which are secured with machine screws. The extension and smaller diameter solves both problems.

Use the matt they send otherwise it walks on the countertop. We use the 50 screen so it's slow when doing a lot of flour but very happy with the unit

I used this machine for milled wheat and got a great yield, much better than I could by hand. I chose the 40 and 60 mesh screens which worked out well. The on off switch does not work but just have the springs loaded before you plug it in.