Customer Reviews for VEVOR Electric Honey Extractor Separator 2 Frame Bee Extractor Stainless Steel Honeycomb Spinner Crank. Beekeeping Extraction Apiary Centrifuge Equipment

Nice extraction. Works as it should.

Was on sale and was a great price. Arrived later than was told but was undamaged. Easy to assemble without instructions. Used it next day and it worked perfectly. Hard to get my arm down to the bottom of the tank to tighten drain and clean. Nothing comes apart for cleaning.

It works. It does what it is supposed to do. Needs to be a larger diameter. Medium frames fit, but not without fussing with them. For the price point, it does a fair job. Vevor, in my opinion, could improve their sales by offering a 10 to 12 frame extractor. This 4/8 frame extractor is fine for the hobby beekeeper with no more than 10 hives. Would I buy it again? As a gift to a new beekeeper, Yes. For myself? The answer is, No. I'm afraid it could not keep up with 40 plus hives. If you purchase this, be sure to place a 2x4 block of wood under the back leg, to get the honey to run towards the honey gate on the front. It does run very quiet if it is properly balanced when loaded.

Easy to assemble, easy to use, worked perfect. I have no complaints with this extractor. Anxious to use it again. JMB

Awesome and simple to use. Exactly what I was looking for. I will recommend to use. Good material and also easy to assemble.

I bought Electric Honey Extractor Separator 3 Frame Bee Extractor Stainless Steel , but I think this is Electric Honey Extractor Separator 2 Frame Bee Extractor Stainless Steel It’s ok Reasonable price according to product quality

This was my first time processing honey. I don’t have anything to compare the process to but this was a huge help.

worked great spun out just over 1000 lbs of honey this season. I ended up bolting caster wheel to each leg and that eliminated it walking around while spinning.

We purchased this extractor about a month ago (September 2022) and used it for the first time last week (October 2022). We extracted honey from 4 frames at a time and a total of eight frames were spun for this extraction session. The extractor is very simple to operate but do be careful not to increase the speed too quickly as the unit will begin to wobble due to the different amounts of honey weight on your frames. Nothing to be adjusted as it is just the nature of the honey frame honey volumes. Each load of frames for extraction will be different so increasing the speed very slowly will be required to find the sweet spot to avoid excessive wobble. After extraction was complete, we used a rubber spatula to scrape the excess honey that is below the bottom of the honey gate. By slightly tilting and sticking spatula through the basket to reach the bottom of the barrel, we were able to get about 1 extra pound of honey. For safety - be sure to unplug the unit before reaching in to remove the honey that remains below the honey gate. The unit was pretty easy to assemble but the directions could be more detailed and better illustrations included for the lids. There is a right lid and left lid so when installed and opened can be held upright by magnets that attract to the motor housing. This detail is not included in the assembly instructions so there is a 50/50 chance you will need to reinstall the doors if you do not understand the magnet arrangement. Overall, we are very satisfied with this honey extractor and would recommend to others.

The honey extractor arrived quickly and had all the pieces that assembled pretty well. The motor had a nasty sound until I saw that the protective case had been pushed down and was touching the fan. Once that was corrected it worked good, and very quiet. The two top lids are not centered well but do the job.