Honey Extractor Product Review in South Africa

[@mr.normalguy69]

Quite a hefty machine, little to no damage to the honey combs, you get you're aiming for and the bees get to keep their house.

[@BeeWareOnline]

And produce 2x more honey by saving and reusing the comb!

[@rickmartin9823]

Have you got your extractor bolted to the floor,seems very stable?

[@BeeWareOnline]

Hello Rick, This extractor was not bolted at the time of videoing however I do recommend that bolting be done where possible to secure the drum.

[@Bee_world1]

Nice

[@BeeWareOnline]

Thanks

[@kumkum6643]

I want to buy this machine

[@AbuNajwa-28]

Fb @Almaas Mini Farm Tools and equipments

[@BeeWareOnline]

Check out www.beeware.co.za for orders! We ship across Africa

[@ashishpaudel8606]

Automatic or manual?

[@BeeWareOnline]

Hello Ashish, this unit is manual. We do have both electric and manual available.

[@JQ3B94]

Bee centrifuge

[@Taz6939]

I wish these kind of extractors are banned and are all sent back to china and the baskets replaced with frame holders that keep the frames in line with the shaft and the top bars facing outwards. Its just redicilous to have new beekeepers struggle to find affordable equipment that works from day one without hassle. Just look how little thought goes into on some extractors that are built to low for a honey bucket to fit underneath the tap. Someone must redesign a simple extractor thats at the right height and honey filters that fill the whole diameter of a standard honey bucket to prevent bees ending up in your extracted and sieved honey, how difficult could that be?

[@BeeWareOnline]

Odd. We have had less 2% returns and replacements on the 1000s we've sold in the last decade and a half...

[@StephinaAgnesVanRooyen-fe7qb]

Nice