Spin-Float Honey-Wax Separator
U.S. Patent #: 3217979
Canadian Patent #: 723027

Options:

Hansen Agri-Placement offers nationwide and international farm, ranch and feedlot placement and has general management and executive level positions as well as entry level positions.

Please call us anytime you have a current job opening or anticipated job opening. We will then screen out and submit only those candidates who meet your job specifications.

This is the machine that instantly separates the honey from wax, pollen and other foreign particles. It works along the same principle as the cream separator. There are no screens or perforated metal. It is made of heavy, bright aluminum and is precision built. Under normal use it will last a lifetime.

The only parts that can be considered expendable are the V belts and six bearings. Of course, these parts are readily available and easy to change.

The heart of the Spin-Float Honey-Wax Separator is the revolving drum, often called a centrifuge. In operation, the honey and cappings are pumped or dropped into the top of the centrifuge. This mixture is thrown to the outside wall where the separation takes place.

Then through a system of baffles and ports, the clear honey is drained off into the outer tank where it is pumped to the storage tanks. The wax is cut out by a rotary cutter and drops out of the center of the centrifuge.

 

The entire process is continuous. The capacity is above three thousand pounds per hour. For best operation, the honey-wax mixture should enter at a temperature range of between 95 and 105 degrees Fahrenheit. If cooler than this, the separation is slower. Past performances in both domestic and foreign fields has proven that this machine will meet or exceed your expectations.

Advantages of the Separator

  • Negligible Honey Loss In Wax Honey-Free Wax Melts Easily
  • Dry Cappings Mean Extra Honey! Clean Honey
  • No Messy Job Of Dipping And Carrying Wet Cappings
  • Increases Extracting Capacity
  • No Discoloration Of Honey Because Of Low Temperature Needed For Clarification
  • A More Professional, Sanitary Looking Operation
  • Saves Time And Labor
  • Eliminates Skimming Tanks
  • Easy Access To Grease Bearings
Trouble Shooting
Lubrication Schedule

Price $9,655.00
Crating $250.00
Prices subject to change without notice.