Honey harvesting tools 

Subcategories

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  Uncapping Machines

  Most beekeepers start with a quality uncapping tank, a small or perhaps a larger model. Later, they may add an uncapping stand. But we also have solutions for larger-scale beekeepers. For these beekeepers, an uncapping machine can be an ideal solution. Uncapping machines uncap the hive frames automatically, which can increase work efficiency.

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  Honey harvesting tools

  As a beekeeper, you prefer dependable honey harvesting tools. Whether it’s an uncapping fork, a capping scratcher, or an uncapping tank. The uncapping tank with stainless steel or plastic sieve is a great, high-quality choice. If you only have one or two hives, we also have a smaller model or a plastic uncapping tank. Going truly professional? Then we even have a cappings press to press the honey from the wax cappings—and of course we have much more!

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  Honey strainers

  When processing honey, sieves are used to filter the honey. These sieves come in various designs. The most common is the stainless steel honey sieve with a domed bottom. It also comes with a flat bottom so it sits less deep in the bucket, allowing more honey to fit in the bucket. In addition, there are conical sieves that provide very fine filtration and can be placed on the honey bucket.

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  Honey decrystallization solutions

  When honey is stored it will begin to crystallize. The rate of crystallization depends on the glucose and moisture content of the honey. Honey with a low glucose content crystallizes very slowly. Honey with a high glucose content, on the other hand, crystallizes quickly, for example honey from rapeseed (canola), dandelion, or fruit blossom.

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  Creamed honey and mixing equipment

  Creamed honey is honey with fine crystals. Almost any honey will crystallize, but under controlled conditions you can create beautiful creamed honey. Making creamed (cream) honey is very simple with a mixing paddle or spiral honey stirrer, or with a honey creaming tank. Browse our creamed honey equipment and mixing paddles here.

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  Honey gate valves

  Beekeepers use honey gates for filling honey jars. Because honey is very sticky and viscous, a honey gate is the ideal valve. Some models allow you to convert a standard bucket into a honey ripener for easy honey filling.

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  Honey tanks & ripeners

  Looking for a sturdy stainless steel honey tank or a simple model? In this category you’ll find sturdy stainless steel honey tanks/ripeners of 30 liters or more as well as a simple plastic honey bucket with valve. In these tanks you can let the honey settle and ripen and jar directly.

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  Honey Extraction Starter Kit

  Just getting started with honey extraction and not sure what you need? Then the honey extraction starter kit may be perfect for you. Several sets are available. You’ll receive all the basic equipment you need to extract honey in a single bundle, and you also get a nice discount.

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  Honey pumps

  In this category you will find all our equipment for pumping honey. Honey pumps are designed to make transferring honey easier, for example from a honey extractor to a honey tank. They save you heavy lifting and move honey quickly. You can also use pumps for filtering honey and bottling.

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  Automatic filling

  Looking to automate your honey bottling? You can with the products in this category. Below you will find various honey filling machines and practical accessories such as pneumatic valves, fittings, hoses, etc.

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  Honey and cappings wax presses

  In this category you’ll find various presses for honey and wax cappings.