Honey extractors 

Subcategories

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  Tabletop honey extractors

  Tabletop honey extractors are small honey extractors ideal for the small-scale hobby beekeeper who wants to extract at home. They are affordable and perfectly suited for extracting a small number of honey supers.

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  Manual honey extractors

  Buying a manual honey extractor can be a big step for a new beekeeper. Often you learn the ropes from a fellow beekeeper or a beekeepers' association and can borrow their honey extractor or the association's extractor. By purchasing your own honey extractor, you work more efficiently: you no longer need to borrow, pick up, or return an extractor.
  There are [category id=39]honey extractors[/category] in various price ranges. You can start with a small extractor and upgrade later to a larger-capacity or more robust model as your apiary grows.

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  Manual and electric honey extractors

  At Imkershop we offer unique honey extractors that combine a hand crank and an electric motor. Enjoy hand-cranking, then after a few honey supers simply spin the remaining honeycombs with the electric motor. With this type of honey extractor, that’s possible. Ideal for beekeepers who want to extract honey the traditional way yet also appreciate the convenience of electric extraction.

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  Electric tangential honey extractors

  Buying an electric honey extractor is an important step for a beekeeper. It brings more efficiency to your apiary. While the electric honey extractor is running, you can continue uncapping the honey super frames or brood box frames for the batch you’re extracting. With a [category id=39]honey extractor[/category], it’s important to consider your needs. As a rule of thumb with a honey extractor – and that’s tip one – price reflects quality. We offer various extractors where you can expect the price to depend on size, finish, sturdiness, and sometimes motor power. Do you only have a few hives and plan to extract a few times a year, but still want an electric honey extractor? Then you can often get by on a small budget. But if children are watching while you extract and you want more safety, you’ll often end up in a slightly higher price segment.

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  Cassette honey extractors

  Cassette honey extractors feature baskets inside the extractor. In these stainless steel baskets you place the hive frames. As the honey extractor starts spinning, the baskets tilt left or right depending on the direction of rotation. When the extractor reverses, the frames flip to the other side. This way the frames are extracted on both sides. Cassette extractors are generally electric and include an automatic program for the entire extraction cycle. Maybe the extractor with your specifications isn’t listed (yet)? Or would you like more choice? If you email or call us, we can recommend a specific extractor that may not yet be online but fits your apiary perfectly.

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  Radial honey extractors

  A radial honey extractor is an excellent choice for beekeepers who want to maximize efficiency in their extraction process. Thanks to its radial design, you can extract a large number of hive frames simultaneously. While the electric honey extractor is running, you can continue with [category id=11]uncapping[/category] the frames or other tasks in the apiary. This not only saves time, but also makes the process less labor-intensive.

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  Honey extractor parts

  Need a spare part for your honey extractor? You'll find it here. For example: rubber feet for under the honey extractor to protect the floor from scratches and prevent the extractor from sliding, or a ball bearing for your honey extractor. Can't find your part? Please contact us.