Cappings spinner/centrifugue with capacity for 70kg of wax/cappings. It has dimensions of 1 metre high, 600mm diameter and weighs 152kg. It has a 1cv 1500rpm single-phase motor with control panel with stop-start and speed regulation.
65-litre cappings centrifuge in AISI 304 stainless steel, with a 500 mm rotating drum, a 1 HP 1,500 rpm motor and speed control. It stands 1 m tall and weighs 152 kg.
Between 2 and 5 % of the harvest goes out in the cappings. Of that, draining on the bench recovers only a small fraction. The rest stays in the wax.
01 · 2-5 % OF THE HARVEST
Cappings carry between 2 and 5 % of the honey harvested. On a ten-tonne operation that is 200 to 500 kg, and dripping on the uncapping bench brings back only part of it.
That is the whole arithmetic of the purchase: the machine does not make new honey, it recovers honey already paid for. The bigger the season, the sooner it pays for itself.
02 · 65 LITRES, A 500 MM DRUM
The inner rotating drum is 1.5 mm perforated plate drilled at 5 mm, 500 mm across by 325 mm tall. That geometry gives exactly the 65 litres of the name, so the figure can be trusted.
The outer drum is 1.2 mm plate, 600 mm across by 485 deep, with a conical bottom for side emptying through an elbow with a 2” female thread. Shaft, lid and drum — everything the honey touches — are AISI 304.
03 · THE PANEL SITS APART
The control panel does not hang off the machine but is anchored to its own separate stand, so the drum's vibration does not reach it. It carries start-stop and a speed potentiometer.
That speed control is not a luxury: you start slowly so the load spreads, then bring it up. An unbalanced drum at full speed is what wrecks bearings.
04 · 1,500-MICRON BAGS
It comes with two food-grade filter bags at 1,500 microns. That is coarse filtering — 1.5 mm — because what is being spun is wax with honey in it, not clean honey: a fine mesh would blind on the first load.
The honey that comes out still needs its settling or fine filtering afterwards. This machine separates; it does not clarify.
05 · 152 KG, BOLTED DOWN
It weighs 152 kg and stands a metre tall by 600 mm across. The outer chassis is 6 mm painted carbon steel, with holes in the bottom plates provided for bolting it to the floor.
On heavy use that is not optional: the weight gives stability, but an unbalanced centrifuge walks. Decide where it lives before it arrives.
06 · BEFORE YOU BUY
Confirm the electrical supply with the supplier: the maker's documentation records 230/380 V, and it is worth settling before ordering.
| ✓ RIGHT FIT | Recovering honey from cappings on operations with a big season. |
| ✕ WRONG FIT | Clarifying honey: it filters at 1,500 microns, which is roughing. |
| ⚠ NOT INCLUDED | The settling or fine filtering afterwards, which is still needed. |
| Reference | 050907 |
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| Capacity | 65 litres |
| Inner drum | Ø500 × 325 mm, 1.5 mm perforated plate drilled at 5 mm |
| Outer drum | Ø600 × 485 mm, 1.2 mm plate, conical bottom |
| Outlet | Side elbow with 2” female thread |
| Contact material | AISI 304 stainless steel |
| Motor | 1 HP / 0.75 kW at 1,500 rpm, with speed control |
| Panel | Start-stop and potentiometer, on a separate stand |
| Includes | 2 food-grade filter bags at 1,500 microns |
| Chassis | 6 mm painted carbon steel, with anchor holes |
| Dimensions | 1 m tall × 600 mm across |
| Weight | 152 kg |
Cappings spinner/centrifugue with capacity for 70kg of wax/cappings. It has dimensions of 1 metre high, 600mm diameter and weighs 152kg. It has a 1cv 1500rpm single-phase motor with control panel with stop-start and speed regulation.
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