Honey Extractors

Honey extractors for beekeepers: tangential, radial and self-turning cassette models in stainless steel — manual and electric, with EU-wide delivery.

How to choose a honey extractor

The right honey extractor depends on the size of your apiary and your frame type. Up to about 10 colonies, a manual tangential 3–4-frame extractor is usually enough. With 10–30 colonies, a radial 8–20-frame extractor with an electric motor pays for itself quickly, while large apiaries run self-turning cassette extractors and full extraction lines.

Tangential, radial or cassette extractor?

• Tangential extractor — the simplest and cheapest: combs sit flat against the drum wall, so only one side extracts at a time and the frames must be turned by hand.
• Radial extractor — frames are loaded like spokes of a wheel, both sides of the comb extract at once, making the work considerably faster.
• Self-turning cassette extractor — the cassettes flip themselves, so no manual frame turning at all. The choice of professional apiaries.

Extractor price and quality

Every honey extractor (sometimes called a honey spinner) we sell is made of food-grade stainless steel and meets EU hygiene standards. Buy online with EU-wide delivery: smaller units ship by courier, large electric extractors are delivered on a pallet to your door. Not sure which size fits your apiary? Write to us — we use this equipment ourselves in our own apiary and will gladly advise.