Reseñas de clientes para VEVOR Extractor de Miel Manual 2/4 Marcos Centrífuga Separador de Miel de Acero Inoxidable con Tapa Adecuado de Panal Tamaño Profundo 48x23 cm Tamaño Mediano 48x16 cm Altura Regulable para Apicultura

appareil qui répond a l usage avec un bon rapport qualité / prix Cependant les piéds sont trop fragiles et devront etre renforce mêmepour un usage domestique Attention de ne pas perdre la petite bille qui supporte l axe du panier !! elle séchappe de son logement quand on retourne l appareil pour le nettoyage

Matériel très efficace , facile d’utilisation, pratique et de bonne qualité .

Works great. The only thing is the legs are kind of wobbly when turning the crank. I'll probably try to strengthen them in some way.

Dit is een prima honingslinger voor een goede prijs. Het instructieboekje is alleen niet heel erg duidelijk en volledig.

This extractor worked very well. It wasn't hard to set it up. We made a platform for it to sit on, which helped with the wobble. It also helped raise it so a 5-gallon bucket fit under the gate. Easy to clean, as well. Overall, very happy with its performance.

Bon produit mais les pieds sont fragiles

Overall well pleased with this extractor the only thing I think needs to be addressed is the legs are very thin and weak. It makes it hard to try to stabilize when spinning:

Showed up as described and adequately packaged, without damage. Requires cleaning before first use. I also cleaned out the grease and ball bearing and replaced the grease with a food grade since there was no documentation on what the factory installed grease is. The grease and ball bearing are in the center nut/socket at the bottom of the barrel. Basket is too high on the center rod, so frame ears hit the cross brace that the gearbox is mounted to. You can put two western frames in the basket deep frame pockets. Also you can cheat up the bracket by adding nuts to the bolts under the bracket. The basket being too high also exacerbates the air vortex that pushes fine honey droplets up and out of the barrel. The clear plastic lids help reduce, but not fully mitigate this. Not using the covers will get you and your work area covered in a fine honey mist. Also the lids are fully detached/gravity held, so I might use painter tape to tack them onto the gear bracket next extraction. Legs, honey gate hole, and weld spots are sharp, recommend extreme caution or some light sanding/buffing. Only other issue is the lower hole for the honey gate is not centered between the legs. Since gate hole is about 1/2 from bottom of the barrel, tilting the barrel on the two legs gets some residual honey out through the gate hole. Need a partner, or balancing act, to fully invert to drain the barrel for the last several ounces. Using a spatula helps. Overall fine, and satisfied. Reduced 1 star to 4 because the basket welded too high on the shaft for clearance.

My frames were slamming against the crank assembly so.. I had to cut about a half inch off of the shaft on the basket assembly (lowering the basket to make more room at the top). Now, it works.

It is a good low end extractor. The feet on my extractor has broken off after the first use. That is easily over come. I'm just concerned with what will be next.