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BestEquip Manual Honey Extractor Separator 3 Frame Bee Extractor Stainless Steel Honeycomb Spinner Crank. Beekeeping Extraction Apiary Centrifuge Equipment

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  • Convenient Manual Crank: Our manual honey extractor features a square screw dent, easy to install and rotate. The solid metal crank turns baskets inside smoothly and efficiently. Start using anytime and anywhere.
  • Premium Stainless Steel: The motorized honey extractor body is made of high-quality stainless steel, wear-proof and secure for your long-lasting use. With the sleek finish and seamless welding construction, it is easy to clean after use.
  • 3-Frame Capacity: Our electric honey extractor equipment handles up to 3 frames at once time. Fit for frames of 9.2 x 17.3 x 19.2 in /23.5 x 44 x 48.8 cm. The enclosed gear upon the frame will not contaminate the honey.
  • Humanized Design: The 2" honey gate at the bottom of the tank allows the honey to flow at your will. Two clear perspex lids allow inspection of the extraction process while harvesting the honey. And the adjustable height fits your different needs.
  • Easy to Assemble & Use: Assembling our apiary centrifuge equipment is really easy with simple steps. Just put beehive frames in and plug in to start. It is ideal for the hobbyist or small apiarist.

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Easy to assemble
4.3 4.3
Value for money
4.0 4.0
Sturdiness
3.5 3.5

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3 Frame Electric Honey Extractor

Easy Manual Operation & Stainless-Steel Structure & Height Adjustable

Our 3-frame honey extractors are made of 201 stainless steel and are machine rolled with seamless welding. It also comes with 2 clear perspex lids to allow observation during the extraction process. Easy to assemble and operate, suitable for beekeepers.

  • Convenient Manual Crank
  • Premium Stainless Steel
  • 3 Frame Capacity
  • Humanized Design

Key Features

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Manual Honey Extractor

The manual honey extractor with the square threaded hole helps you control the operation, sturdy and no more slip off. Please be careful when you rotate the handle and let go of it.

High-quality Stainless Steel

Top grade polished 201 stainless steel body and hive frame for rust and abrasion resistance. Seamless welding construction of the honey extractors is easy to clean.

3 Hive Frame Holder

These electric honey extractors can hold 3 frames at one time so that you can choose the capacity according to your needs. And the rounded inner design will not hurt your honeycomb.

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Stable Construction

Our honey extractor equipment comes with 3 height-adjustable legs for your convenient use. And the pre-drilled holes on the feet allow extra fixing for stability.

Superior Details

The steel honey extractor has a 2" honey valve for output honey. And with the clear plastic lids, you can easily watch the process as it spins.

Easy To Operate

The motorized honey extractor is suitable for beekeepers and apiarists. You can use it after bee sweeping and cutting lump crystals, a great helper for harvesting honey.

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Package Content
  • 1 x Honey Extractor Drum
  • 1 x Honey Gate Valve
  • 2 x Perspex Lids
  • 3 x Support Legs
  • 1 x Crank
  • 1 x Screw Pack

Specifications

  • Material: 201 Stainless Steel
  • Drum Height: 24"/61 cm
  • Drum Diameter: 15"/38 cm
  • Frame No.: 3 Frame
  • Fit Frame(WxLxL): 9.2 x 17.3 x 19.2 in /23.5 x 44 x 48.8 cm
  • Honey Gate Valve Tap Outlet: 2"/5 cm
  • Weight: 28.6 lb / 13 kg

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2 Frame Electric Honey Extractor 2 Frame Manual Honey Extractor 3 Frame Electric Honey Extractor 3 Frame Manual Honey Extractor 4 Frame Electric Honey Extractor 4 Frame Manual Honey Extractor
Customer Reviews
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4.1 out of 5 stars
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Price $199.99
Size 15" x 15" x 34" 15" x 15" x 29" 15" x 15" x 34" 15" x 15" x 34" 20" x 20" x 36" 20" x 20" x 34"
Type Electric Manual Electric Manual Electric Manual
Motor Power 120 W 120 W 120 W
Drum Height 24 inch 29 inch 24 inch 24 inch 24 inch 24 inch
Drum Diameter 15 inch 15 inch 15 inch 15 inch 20 inch 20 inch
Material Food grade stainless steel Food grade stainless steel Food grade stainless steel Food grade stainless steel Food grade stainless steel Food grade stainless steel

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BestEquip Manual Honey Extractor Separator 3 Frame Bee Extractor Stainless Steel Honeycomb Spinner Crank. Beekeeping Extraction Apiary Centrifuge Equipment

BestEquip Manual Honey Extractor Separator 3 Frame Bee Extractor Stainless Steel Honeycomb Spinner Crank. Beekeeping Extraction Apiary Centrifuge Equipment


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4.4 out of 5 stars
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Customers like the appearance, ease of assembly, and value of the ice cream maker. They mention that it works well, is easy to assemble and use, and is decent enough for the money. Customers are also satisfied with the material. However, some customers have reported issues with the quality and durability of the product. They also dislike the gears, and length. Opinions are mixed on sturdiness.

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20 customers mention16 positive4 negative

Customers like the appearance of the product. They mention that it works well, holds 3 frames great, and the extractor works well. Some are surprised at how well the handle works and that the design works well and makes it easier to clean.

"...the gears feel a little clunky. They do seem to work okay, however, they sound like they are grinding against each other...." Read more

"...It held 3 frames great. The extractor worked well and got all my honey out of the frames like it wassuppose to...." Read more

"...hinges, which I was worried would be an issue, but actually the design worked well and makes it easier for clean up that the half moon covers can be..." Read more

"...It assembled easily and should work fine. A few things to consider:1) the legs are stamped sheet steel, and the edges are SHARP!..." Read more

13 customers mention10 positive3 negative

Customers find the product easy to assemble and use.

"...It was easy to put the extractor together and it was well built. It held 3 frames great...." Read more

"...Otherwise, it looks good, solid, easy to operate and clean. Good purchase." Read more

"...It assembled easily and should work fine. A few things to consider:1) the legs are stamped sheet steel, and the edges are SHARP!..." Read more

"...It's very easy to assemble. I think maybe 8 bolts in total, and six of those bolts are for the legs. I was set for honey harvest...." Read more

12 customers mention12 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the value of the product. They mention it's decent enough for the money, and a good purchase.

"...All in all it’s fine for the money. There are more solid units out there. They are more than double and triple the price...." Read more

"...It was a good value." Read more

"...Otherwise, it looks good, solid, easy to operate and clean. Good purchase." Read more

"...I thought it would be a good value for the money based on other reviews...." Read more

4 customers mention4 positive0 negative

Customers like the material of the product. They mention that the unit appears to be stainless steel, the drum is stainless type metal, and the legs are stamped sheet steel. The crank assembly is also metal, with very little plastic in general.

"...The drum is stainless type metal. It could be thicker but it will be perfectly fine for the money. The leg mounts are spot welded to the drum...." Read more

"...The unit does appear to be stainless steel and all the internal components fit together well and seem to operate rather effortlessly...." Read more

"...-crank assembly is metal, very little plastic in general...." Read more

"...the legs are stamped sheet steel, and the edges are SHARP!..." Read more

17 customers mention10 positive7 negative

Customers are mixed about the sturdiness of the product. Some mention it's well built, while others say it wobbles pretty bad, has poor welding, and missing hardware. The unit tends to shake somewhat when spinning.

"...The top crank is built quite solidly. The plexiglass top panels can be scratched fairly easily, so use some care...." Read more

"...and you tighten it with a wrench; during extraction it repeatedly would come a just bit loose and wobble in your hand; I would then need to stop..." Read more

"...It was easy to put the extractor together and it was well built. It held 3 frames great...." Read more

"...Otherwise, it looks good, solid, easy to operate and clean. Good purchase." Read more

6 customers mention0 positive6 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the quality of the product. They mention that the cover was cracked, the plexiglass top panels can be scratched fairly easily, and the shaft to a gear sheared off. Some customers also mention that one of the legs cut them when assembling it.

"...The top crank is built quite solidly. The plexiglass top panels can be scratched fairly easily, so use some care...." Read more

"...Also one of the covers was cracked and the buyer sent a replacement promptly!" Read more

"...One of the legs cut me when I was assembling it and then it got me again when I was moving it...." Read more

"...A steel dowl pin, which connected a shaft to a gear, was sheared off and the cause was evident. The hole for it wasn't even centered in the shaft...." Read more

4 customers mention0 positive4 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the gears of the home. They mention that the gearing is clunky and has a slight hiccup. Some say that the product stopped engaging with each other after 9 frames.

"...the gears feel a little clunky. They do seem to work okay, however, they sound like they are grinding against each other...." Read more

"...After 9 frames total, the gears would no longer engage with each other and I could feel the teeth skipping...." Read more

"...too short.. you can’t fit a 5 gallon bucket under the valve.. slight hiccup in gearing ... not precise. Other than that it’s good for the money.." Read more

"Gears are crap, seller is unhelpful..." Read more

4 customers mention0 positive4 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the length of the product. They mention that the legs are too long and prevent the extractor from working.

"Only down side is it's short. Even with legs attached. Had to screw the feet into 6x6 post pieces to get it above a 5 gallon bucket...." Read more

"As mentioned several times, the legs are short. You have to set the extractor on something higher to open the gate valve...." Read more

"The legs are too short.. you can’t fit a 5 gallon bucket under the valve.. slight hiccup in gearing ... not precise...." Read more

"...It will not. They are too long and prevent the extractor from turning. To top it off they do not have free shipping on the return...." Read more

Good for the money but still has problems..
4 Stars
Good for the money but still has problems..
Okay, so for the most part I think it's a good purchase. The unit does appear to be stainless steel and all the internal components fit together well and seem to operate rather effortlessly. Also, I don't know why people were complaining that the instructions were not very clear, this has to be one of the easiest assemblies that I've done very long time. The legs took less than 5 minutes to pull out of the box and assembled to the unit with me only doing it by myself. However, on the negative side, the following issues have presented themselves and I have only processed six frames of honey. 1) one of the supports that holds the legs is leaking through the barrel. The only way I could see this happening is if the tack welds that hold the support in place managed to burn a hole through the main barrel. The leak is not overly aggressive, however it does drip a few drops a minute. You can see the drop forming in one of the photos I am attaching. I think that this can be fixed with a little bit of e6000 or other type of sealant. Unfortunately, this is not something that I noticed before spinning my first few frames.2) the honeygate that is included with the unit is not the best quality. In fact, even after tightening, there is still the occasional drip past the o-ring. I suppose this could be fixed by going to a better quality o-ring. I'll have to see if I can find something. The bee in the above picture shows where the gate is leaking.3) the gears feel a little clunky. They do seem to work okay, however, they sound like they are grinding against each other. I'm not sure how long they are going to last. I suppose only time will tell.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2022
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 For the price of this unit it’s a good next step, maybe not the final step for a growing beekeepers toolbox. You must be mindful of the equipments needs. When you get it, take out the 4 small screws that hold the gear box together and add some food grade grease to the gear mechanism. It will be dry (no lubricant) from the factory and the teeth on both sides of the drive are made of a non high carbon hardened steel (softer metal wears more easily) so without lubricant I would expect rapid and possibly catastrophic failure to the unit with not to much use. Remember it’s always important to lubricant your tool if you expect it to last for many years to come. Replacing the four screws is as simple as they came out although the housing mechanism only goes back together on the same 4 sides as it came apart. Be mindful not to strip your screws out. The plexiglas is completely removable and nice that way when you go to clean it afterwards. The drum is stainless type metal. It could be thicker but it will be perfectly fine for the money. The leg mounts are spot welded to the drum. Tighten, don’t over tighten them. The additional holes in the bottom of the three feet to affix to a surface will also make the unit more stable and less wear during use and I recommend that you use them if even bolted to a heavy duty pallet with a 3/4” topper floor. I couldn’t find any instructions in the box but that being said, pulling two strips of coating over the plexiglass top and screwing three bolts with washers into the obvious spots where legs would go and are shown in all the advertisements, tightening the bolt already threaded and started in the handle after placing the handle on the crank shaft and adjusting two wing nuts on the top that were installed at the factory is a complete no brainer that even the most backward thinking ding dong should be able to see from a distance. Everything else is already in place.

In the video I put three used and recently repaired frames from one of our existing deep boxes and proceeded to shoot my video. Works as it says. To extract both sides of the frame in any centrifugal unit you will have to extract only one side of the frame at a time. The handle is removable from the top drive shaft. With a little MacGyvering one could instead possibly affix a wheel or gear and an electric belt driven motor and easily convert it but I’d use caution making it direct drive unless you include some sort of clutch engagement into the plan that also allows it to coast to a stop to save those softer metal gears in that drive box. All in all it’s fine for the money. There are more solid units out there. They are more than double and triple the price. Small and growing apiary’s will get some use out of this and if you grow your bee operation to a point, you won’t be using just a three frame extractor anymore anyway.

That’s the “buzz” as I see it on this one.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2020
It seems to be quite sturdy to me. The actual spinning requires some balance of weight of the frames with honey. It can really wobble while spinning if frames aren't balanced. (It is recommended that you bolt it to the floor. A friend bolted his to boards and then stood on the boards.)

The legs are not "sharp" but you could probably cut yourself on them if you are careless. A few minutes with a file would probably fix that if you are concerned.

The top crank is built quite solidly. The plexiglass top panels can be scratched fairly easily, so use some care.

I bought the 3 frame model and it worked great for me.

It was a good value.
Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2022
Okay, so for the most part I think it's a good purchase. The unit does appear to be stainless steel and all the internal components fit together well and seem to operate rather effortlessly. Also, I don't know why people were complaining that the instructions were not very clear, this has to be one of the easiest assemblies that I've done very long time. The legs took less than 5 minutes to pull out of the box and assembled to the unit with me only doing it by myself. However, on the negative side, the following issues have presented themselves and I have only processed six frames of honey.

1) one of the supports that holds the legs is leaking through the barrel. The only way I could see this happening is if the tack welds that hold the support in place managed to burn a hole through the main barrel. The leak is not overly aggressive, however it does drip a few drops a minute. You can see the drop forming in one of the photos I am attaching. I think that this can be fixed with a little bit of e6000 or other type of sealant. Unfortunately, this is not something that I noticed before spinning my first few frames.

2) the honeygate that is included with the unit is not the best quality. In fact, even after tightening, there is still the occasional drip past the o-ring. I suppose this could be fixed by going to a better quality o-ring. I'll have to see if I can find something. The bee in the above picture shows where the gate is leaking.

3) the gears feel a little clunky. They do seem to work okay, however, they sound like they are grinding against each other. I'm not sure how long they are going to last. I suppose only time will tell.
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4.0 out of 5 stars Good for the money but still has problems..
Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2022
Okay, so for the most part I think it's a good purchase. The unit does appear to be stainless steel and all the internal components fit together well and seem to operate rather effortlessly. Also, I don't know why people were complaining that the instructions were not very clear, this has to be one of the easiest assemblies that I've done very long time. The legs took less than 5 minutes to pull out of the box and assembled to the unit with me only doing it by myself. However, on the negative side, the following issues have presented themselves and I have only processed six frames of honey.

1) one of the supports that holds the legs is leaking through the barrel. The only way I could see this happening is if the tack welds that hold the support in place managed to burn a hole through the main barrel. The leak is not overly aggressive, however it does drip a few drops a minute. You can see the drop forming in one of the photos I am attaching. I think that this can be fixed with a little bit of e6000 or other type of sealant. Unfortunately, this is not something that I noticed before spinning my first few frames.

2) the honeygate that is included with the unit is not the best quality. In fact, even after tightening, there is still the occasional drip past the o-ring. I suppose this could be fixed by going to a better quality o-ring. I'll have to see if I can find something. The bee in the above picture shows where the gate is leaking.

3) the gears feel a little clunky. They do seem to work okay, however, they sound like they are grinding against each other. I'm not sure how long they are going to last. I suppose only time will tell.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2022
I received this honey extractor earlier than the delivery date. It was easy to put the extractor together and it was well built. It held 3 frames great. The extractor worked well and got all my honey out of the frames like it was
suppose to. I would definitely recommend this honey extractor!
Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2023
We bolted the legs to scrap wood to make the extractor more stable. Also one of the covers was cracked and the buyer sent a replacement promptly!