Plastic honey strainer for filtering wax particles after extracting. Consists of two strainers (coarse and fine): one horizontal and one domed. This way, one strainer hangs inside the bucket, providing a larger straining surface. Made of plastic with a diameter of 23 cm. Use on buckets with a minimum diameter of 23 cm and a maximum diameter of 32 cm. The strainer hangs 2.5 cm above the bucket.

Honey strainer for filtering wax residue after extracting. Consists of two horizontally mounted sieves (coarse and fine mesh). This way, no sieve hangs in the bucket. Made of stainless steel and, thanks to the convenient extendable arms, fits both small and large buckets with a minimum diameter of 21 cm and a maximum diameter of 38 cm. The strainer itself has a diameter of 20.5 cm and hangs 10 cm above the bucket.

Stainless steel inverted domed honey strainer for filtering honey after extraction. Consists of two sieves (coarse and fine). The top sieve is a flat coarse sieve. The lower sieve is domed and placed 'upside down'. The strainer is suitable for buckets or settling tanks with an internal diameter of at least 25 cm up to a maximum of 40 cm. The arms of the strainer can be extended up to 39 cm. The total height of the strainer is 15 cm, of which 9.5 cm hangs inside the settling tank or bucket and 5.5 cm above it.

Honey strainer for filtering wax particles after extracting. Consisting of two strainers (coarse and fine): one horizontal and one domed. This way, one strainer hangs inside the bucket. The advantage is a larger surface area. Made of stainless steel and, thanks to the handy extendable arms, it fits both small and large buckets with a diameter from at least 23 cm up to 40 cm. The strainer itself has a diameter of 23 cm and hangs 3 cm above the bucket.

Cylindrical honey strainer for straining honey. Ideal thanks to its larger capacity. The strainer has an inner diameter of 19 cm and a depth of 28 cm. This allows wax cappings, etc. to settle in the tip so the strainer is less likely to clog. The bottom also features a conical taper, making the strainer easy to clean. Note: plastic strainer only.

This stand (support) can be used together with the cylinder strainer or to hold a cone strainer. The stand is made for the cylinder strainer and fits perfectly on the [product id=989]33 L bucket[/product] or the [product id=221]stainless steel honey tank[/product]. It also fits the 18 L bucket but may slip off. Made from high-quality stainless steel. Inside the hooks, the diameter is approximately 41 cm. Note: this product is for the stainless steel stand only.

Stand for the conical honey strainer. All parts of the stand are made from high-quality stainless steel. The set includes 3 legs, 3 rings, and nuts and bolts. The diameter is 32 cm. An advantage of this strainer is that it is available in different mesh sizes, from 600 to 100 micron, with 100 micron ideal for filtering the finest particles from honey. Another advantage is that it doesn’t hang in the bucket, as it sits on top of the bucket. The stand is easy to assemble and disassemble and is even dishwasher-safe.

With this spiral-shaped heating element for the cone strainer you can heat your honey while straining. The advantage is that the honey flows much more easily through the strainer and crystallisation cannot occur. The honey temperature rises slowly and after 2 hours the device reaches a maximum temperature of 32°C. After these 2 hours as much as 12 litres of honey will have passed through the strainer. The unit ensures the honey never overheats, so no caramelisation will occur. The device dimensions are: length 380, width 200 and height 380 mm.

Specifications

• Material: stainless steel
• Power supply: 230 V
• Heating power: 65 W

This 50 micron (0.05 mm) conical strainer is placed in a stand on the honey bucket. The advantage of this strainer design is that the strainer does not hang in the bucket. With the 50 micron size you can strain honey very finely. A human hair is between 50 and 100 microns. If you want to strain a bit coarser with a conical strainer and stand, choose a 100, 200 or 600 micron strainer. The diameter at the top of the strainer is about 33 cm and the length of the conical strainer is approximately 35 cm.

Place this strainer in a [product id=1178]stand[/product] (not included).

This 100 micron (0.1 mm) conical honey strainer is placed on a honey bucket using a stand. The advantage of this setup is that the strainer does not hang inside the bucket. At 100 micron you can filter honey very finely. A human hair is between 50 and 100 microns. If you want slightly coarser filtration with a conical strainer and stand, choose a 600 micron strainer. The diameter of the top of the strainer is about 33 cm and the length of the conical strainer is about 35 cm.

Place this strainer in a [product id=1178]stand[/product] (not included).