2/4 Frames
This extractor is a must-have for beekeeping. This electric model saves you time and effort. You can extract honey faster than with manual extractors. The electric operation means you can leave it to work while you do other tasks. The 140 W motor runs smoothly and quietly. Get consistent results every time! It’s perfect for small-scale beekeepers with just a few hives. The electric operation ensures stability and efficient honey extraction. Our electric honey extractor is a significant upgrade from hand-cranked models. It simplifies honey removal in an easy process.
It's super easy to set up the VEVOR electric honey extractor. The included instructions guide you through the process. You can assemble it in about 15 minutes. All the parts fit together easily, and all the hardware is stainless steel. The motor and frame racks are pre-assembled for convenience. Start using it almost immediately. Controls are easy to understand and operate. To find the right balance, use the knob to adjust speed. This extractor is user-friendly. So, it’s perfect for beginners. An easy assembly means you can focus more on beekeeping.
It's built with durable stainless steel. This material ensures longevity and reliability. The stainless steel is resistant to rust and corrosion. It also has easy cleaning, keeping hygiene in mind. Drums and legs are made from high-quality stainless steel. That makes the extractor sturdy and stable. Material can handle the weight of honey-laden frames. Construction quality means you won't need frequent replacements anymore. Stainless steel construction is a major benefit for long-term use. Beekeepers will be happy with this extractor.
The VEVOR electric honey extractor has an adjustable speed control. This feature allows you to balance the frames efficiently. You can start at a slow speed and gradually increase it. It ensures smooth and stable operation. The control knob is easy to use and responsive. You need to adjust the speed to avoid excessive wobble. Efficient honey extraction without spills. Adjustable speed controls are a useful addition to this extractor. They help you work more effectively.
It is suitable for deep frames. It holds up to 4 deep frames or eight medium frames, with the design providing stable and vibration-free operation. The extractor is well-balanced, reducing the risk of shaking. This stability is crucial when handling heavy frames in high-traffic areas. Motor and frame design work together to minimize vibrations. Balance the frames to maintain stability. The stable operation ensures efficient honey extraction. This electric honey extractor is a reliable choice for deeper frames offers a smooth and efficient extraction process.
Ample Design This electric honey extractor has a spacious design. It includes a 1.6-inch honey gate for a simple honey collection. The gate is 1.6 inches in diameter, so honey can flow smoothly. The bottom slopes towards the gate, guaranteeing that no honey remains behind. You can collect honey in a 5-gallon bucket placed under the gate. Spacious design means you can extract more honey at once. Collecting and storing honey is easy. This feature is especially useful for hobby beekeepers. We have thoughtfully designed our honey gates to ensure maximum efficiency. They have significantly improved our facility for honey collectors! The spacious design and honey gate make it easy to collect and store honey. This option is particularly useful for hobbyists who value usability.
For hobby beekeepers, the extractor is ideal. Small-scale operations with a few hives are the target audience for its design. The 2/4 frame capacity is ideal for extracting honey from medium-to-deep frames. The electric operation saves time and effort. You can handle the extractor easily without much experience. The design is compact, fitting well in a tight space. This electric honey extractor is a practical option for hobby beekeepers. It meets the needs of those with limited space and fewer hives.
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