Customer Reviews for VEVOR Honey Extractor, 2 Frame Manual Honey Spinner with Transparent Lid, Stainless Steel Honeycomb Drum Spinner with Height Adjustable Stand, Honeycomb Extraction Centrifuge Equipment for Beekeeping

Parfait pour débuter, fait bien le job pour le prix. Stabilité à revoir au niveau des pieds qui mériteraient d'être reliés entre eux mais faut pas trop en demander. Fait le boulot la première année, transformé en maturateur la deuxième.

Not bad at all for the money, it does what is needed. The legs are a little flimsy but it works and you can't beat the price. I ended up fabricating a solid mount for it and it works great.

Le produit est de bonne facture dans son ensemble, les pieds sont un peu light. seul problème pour ma part reçu avec un plexiglas un fissuré

Lids are a bit sketchy when spinning first attempt mine rattled flew off and busted

Bon rapport qualité prix et même pas mal pour du matériel bon marché fabriqué en chine, pas encore testé mais je pense que l'appareil devrait bien fonctionner, le panier pour trois cadres a l'air bien pratique, un seul petit bémol le panier est gras et salit les doigts quand on le frotte j'ai du le nettoyer à l'alcool pour le dégraisser et ensuite lavage au produit dégraissant et moussant pour arriver à un bon résultat avec un panier nickel.

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

It works. A couple of areas that could be improved. The drain for the honey doesn’t sit right at the bottom, so I needed to tip the unit and also to use a spatula to get out the remaining honey. Of course, this doesn’t work very well when it is bolted to the ground. The legs could be stronger. But overall a decent product.

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:

The assembly takes only a few minutes and requires minimal tools. The edges of the legs are sharp; gloves are provided to protect your hands. The most significant negative is the honey gate. The gate is plastic, and it pops off the threads as you tighten it. I replaced it after the first use ($5 fix). The base of the legs has holes to secure it in place. If you don't secure it, it will walk away during use.