Manual 3-frame universal honey extractor ESPACE/REGATA with 100 kg integrated honey tank

01 · COMPATIBILITY

Three universal frames — Layens, Langstroth, Dadant

The tangential basket takes 3 universal frames and that is the difference with the plain REGATA or the RACING: it accepts Layens, Langstroth and Dadant brood in the same extraction, with each frame resting against the mesh. One extractor for the full annual cycle in mixed apiaries, or for the beekeeper who spins honey for neighbours with different formats.

02 · RIPENING

Extraction and maturation in a single unit

The upper body is the tangential extractor; the lower body is a 100 kg honey tank with a filter at the outlet and a drain gate. The two modules hook together and unhook for cleaning or storage. The drum bottom is conical: spun honey pools at the tip, passes through the filter and drops straight into the honey tank. You save the bucket transfers, the external filter and the floor space of a stand-alone honey tank.

03 · DRIVE

REGATA manual drive — steel helical gear

The crank drives the tangential basket through a steel helical gear — no belt, no friction drive — with smooth start-up and no jumps. Use progressive speeds to protect the comb: with thin honeys (mixed spring, sunflower, orange blossom) you can go to medium-high; with dense honeys (heather, chestnut, ripe eucalyptus) start slow, ramp up. Tangential means one face at a time with the frame fully supported — a gentler treatment than small radials working unsupported frames.

04 · CONSTRUCTION

Stainless build with conical bottom

Drum, basket, conical bottom, honey tank and contact hardware in food-grade stainless steel — it shrugs off organic acids, propolis and CIP cycles without corrosion. 520 mm diameter, 420 mm height: compact for a small honey house, stores away in any corner. The lower honey tank has its own drain gate for direct bottling.

05 · BEFORE YOU BUY