Seems geeat but just dont care for so much plastic, would be nice if the Honey was tested to see if any plastic residue or chemicals end up in the Honey. Also how would it do in a hot tropical environment like im in ?
I have a product suggestion. If I were you. I would build a similar machine like that. sell a machine about 1/4 of that size and put it on the USA markets. Cook & Beals doesn't want to sell seperators at a "reasonable" cost and the right size, and neither does maxant. The typical beekeeper today in the world. wants something small that can FIT through the average sized door frame about 32 to 34 inches wide! Thank you!
The company is an inovating company. but they really should look at the "dewatering screw" design with the removable plates, which would allow less wax to pass through the side of the chamber. They also need to be TWICE the length and have a tighter thread-pitch on the auger-screw itself. those cappings are just too soggy. For the price of what those machines cost. They are much too expensive to make it into the Mainstream honey market. They are nice, but they have out-priced themselves for the current world market and their only supplier Bluesky bee supply in the USA, flatout sucks.
That's is a brilliant bit of kit, a little big for our needs at present but would love the 18 or 27 Frame Extraction line as that would be be ideal for us.
Paradise Honey has really bad support (at least in Germany) in may case. They were not interessted in the clients issues After sale. Screws are not secured against Vibration and will fall into wax press. This will cause total dammage to wax press. Paradise Honey has no ear for this issue. They did not react to any of the Mails. Is this support? There are other COMPANIES in Germany with better understanding of the clients Needs.
thats too bad to hear! I was hoping they were still good. I was looking at a dewatering screw for a fruit press and the system looks better designed than these. So I am starting to wonder if these are even a long enough machine at this point. Since they still look like they put out wet "rings" of honey, they declare as "dry". Same with lysons.
You guys ALWAYS have really cool stuff!! I hope you start a distribution center directly here in the United States! I look forward to the return of your older 24 frame units!
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when does it stop being about healthy eating to money making machines? i dont like this. this is just about how much you can make. bee keeping and honey harvesting is more of a spiritual process than this cold hard process.
Most people don’t have the financial luxury to be eccentric when it comes to buying food. These machines make honey affordable, bulk production that puts food on grocery store shelves an into kitchens pantry’s across the country and world. They also create seasonal jobs for people working in the honey houses. I’m a beekeeper and I’m envious of this machine too (me and my little 4 frame spinner), maybe some day, but right now I’m shopping for an uncapping machine - if I got something like this I’d need a 20 frame spinner too.
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seems practical but kinda wasteful. you've literally got honey EVERYWHERE all over the parts of this machine that you'll have to clean out and probably waste a good amount that you could've harvested. very messy and the droppings landing all over the tops of the wax boards as they are pushed forward is also wasteful.
@@randomvidsrock21 karen? grow up dude. If you're going to harvest something you want the most for your money. This is what happens with mass production is things get wasted instead of used like it should to get the most profit. It's called common sense dbag. Have a nice day
Yes, the vibrating blades cut off the cappings. The design could be improved a bit - the tops of the frames need to be better protected against cappings falling on them. The part shown was the extraction of honey from the cappings. It looked like there was still quite a bit of honey in the cappings after passing through the expressor. Not shown is the centrifuge step where the majority of the honey is extracted.
That second machine, too much of the comb was uncapped, with just a bit of nectar in the bottom of each cell. Those frames shouldn't have been taken from the hives yet. They need to be filled and capped! Nice machines, but I'd hate to have the cleaning of them afterwards. There's going to be a lot of honey-infused hot water left over, and I'm teetotal, so I have no use for mead.
That is not really viable in a commercial operation - there is almost always some percentage of uncured/uncapped honey that it extracted. What matters is that the batch moisture content is below a certain maximum, which may vary by country.
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