VEVOR Honey Extractor, 4/8 Frame Manual Honey Extractor with Transparent Lid, Stainless Steel Honeycomb Drum Spinner with Height Adjustable Stand, Honeycomb Extraction Equipment for Beekeeping
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Style: 8 Frame Rack(4 Deep Frames)
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- Versatile Compatibility: This 4/8 frame honey extractor is suitable for shallow, medium, and deep frames. The metal gears are enclosed to keep honey clean.
- Unique Design: Equipped with a handle for easy movement. The honey spinner feattures a transparent acrylic lid that allows you to observe the honey extraction process, ensuring a secure and enjoyable experience.
- Stable & Adjustable Height: The honeycomb spinner triangular three-leg structure ensures stability, preventing wobbling during use. The height is adjustable from 11.81 inches (30 cm) to 14.96 inches (38 cm), providing flexibility based on your needs.
- Premium Materials & Thoughtful Design: Made from food-grade stainless steel, this bee honey extractor is secure for contact with honey. The seamless barrel design enhances durability and prevents honey leakage.
- Effortless Manual Operation: The manual honey extractor features an ergonomic crank with an anti-slip design makes manual operation more comfortable, reducing the effort needed for honey extraction.
Flavor: Sweet
Brand: VEVOR
Item Weight: 26.68 Pounds
Package Information: Jar
Item dimensions L x W x H: 18.5 x 24.02 x 42.52 inches
Flavor: Sweet
Brand Name: VEVOR
Container Type: Jar
UPC: 197988873211
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Manufacturer: VEVOR
Set Name: 4/8 Frame
Model Number: HE-18C-48M-ZJ
Part Number: 4/8 Frame Manual Honey Extractor
Cuisine: General
Age Range Description: Adults only
Item Type Name: Honey Extractor, 4/8 Frame Manual Honey Extractor with Transparent Lid, Stainless Steel Honeycomb Drum Spinner with Height Adjustable Stand, Honeycomb Extraction Equipment for Beekeeping
Item Weight: 26.68 Pounds
Item Dimensions: 18.5 x 24.02 x 42.52 inches
Item Package Weight: 32.85 Pounds
Number of Pieces: 8
Number of Items: 1
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
Color: Silver
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Style: 4 Frame Rack(2 Deep Frames)
Very sturdy and easy to assemble. Great price. I used it for my very first honey harvest. It worked very well. It was pretty stable just sitting on the floor and only wobbled when it got to max speed but otherwise worked just fine.
Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2025 by kathy
Style: 3 Frame
Works fine, easy to clean, a good design with steel parts that look like they will last a long time. I have been extracting honey for many years and decided to get this one for small batches of frames.
Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2026 by PD
Style: 4 Frame Rack(2 Deep Frames)
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.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2024 by John W.
Style: 3 Frame
I have only 2 hives so this suits me perfectly. I wanted to be able to extract on my own schedule and not rely on using friend’s bigger extractor. It’s a large apparatus so be sure you have a place to store it. It went together well and I found it easy to use. It does jiggle around a lot as you spin it, but it gets the job done. I’ve done 6 frames (3 at a time) and it did a great job. It can get tiring so I see why people with more hives need the electric extractor. The low price gave me just what I needed. It was easy to clean.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2024 by ms in Tulsa
Style: 4 Frame Rack(2 Deep Frames)
Misplaced my existing setup, needed a replacement quickly. Had it at my door in under a week, from box to spinning frames in maybe 5 minutes. Pros: main body is solid, all parts go together well. Form and function. Gear ratio seems nicer than the one it replaced, less crank at the handle for more speed in the barrel. 4 frames fit well enough, 2 brood or 4 super. Cons: legs are a bit flimsy, they are holding at the minute but don’t like the flex they are showing. I will likely get some plywood to fasten this down too before next harvest. The slots for the brood frames are very tight, could have a little more tolerance designed in. Small gripes on my part, well worth the money and should last me a while. Would buy again without hesitation.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2025 by Ak Perkins
Style: 4 Frame Rack(2 Deep Frames)
Can’t not request to return due to defective item! The website didn’t allow us to process the return. I received a broken item, and don’t the what to do with it - wasting my $140
Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2026 by Jacqueline kieu
Style: 3 Frame
This unit comes fully assembled except for the fact that you have to put on the legs. We didn’t tighten the bolts on the crankshaft and they backed out into the honey so I’d recommend doing that since we never had a problem once I put them back on and cranked them tightly. I have 4 new hives this year (two Nucs and 2 caught swarms) so honey production got off to a late start and it took no more an hour to extract about 20 lbs of honey. (And I was having troubles with my uncapping knife so could have been faster.) As long as you start slowly and build speed over a minute or two having slightly unbalanced frames is no problem. It’s sturdy enough for something I use once a year, and was very easy to clean with a hose. Also not so huge that it doesn’t store easily
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Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2023 by virginia sinnott
Style: 4 Frame Rack(2 Deep Frames)
Very good quality. However, you will need to mount it to a sturdy piece of wood (I used 1 inch plywood) as the legs are too wobbly at high rotations. Probably more noticeable if the frames are perfectly balanced (which they aren't generally).
Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2025 by Jeff