Two hundred brass pipe screens, five-eighths of an inch, plus a Beamer sticker.
What you get
- 200 count, 0.625″ (5/8″)
- Brass, in a thicker gauge than most screens on the market
- Higher tensile strength — they hold their shape instead of collapsing into the bowl
- A Limited Edition Beamer Smoke sticker
Why gauge is the whole story
A thin screen deforms after a few uses and quietly starts letting through what it was put there to stop. Brass at this thickness keeps its shape, which is the difference between two hundred screens being a genuine year’s supply and being a month’s.
Why Beamer
Beamer Smoke started in a Detroit basement in 2010 with one hookah and a case of orange Zig-Zags. It now runs two factories in Detroit and a third in Europe, and sells into more than fifty countries. For a consumable you buy two hundred at a time, a manufacturer that has been making them since 2010 is worth more than a few cents saved.
Beamer also makes these in titanium, glass and steel across a range of sizes if 5/8″ brass is not the fit you need.
