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Volumetric filler with touchscreen control: 30 g to 45 kg per dose, up to 600 jars of 500 g per hour and pumping up to 400 kg/h. It also pumps and blends creamed honey.
It is not just a filler: in pumping mode it makes creamed honey. And that second function is what justifies the price gap against an ordinary filler.
01 · WEIGHING OR DOSING
This machine doses by flow and time, not by weight. Its accuracy is 1 to 2 % depending on the honey, the quantity and the speed — on a 500 g jar, 5 to 10 grams.
In exchange it gives 600 jars of 500 g per hour, which is 300 kg/h: more than three times a weighing filler. The choice between the two is exactly that: accuracy per jar against jars per hour.
02 · THE PUMPING MODE
Besides filling, it pumps and blends: the recirculation mode lets you seed honey with creamed honey and start a controlled crystallisation, which is how you get a fine-textured creamed honey instead of a grainy jar.
The maker specifies 3 to 8 pumping cycles, a day apart, until the texture is even. It is a process of days, not of an afternoon, and the machine does the mechanical part.
03 · 40 °C IS THE CEILING
Filling is adjusted between 20 and 40 °C so the honey flows. That top figure is not a limitation of the device: it is where the honey's limit sits, because above 40 °C it starts paying for the heat in HMF, a parameter with legal force.
For dense honeys — rape and the like — the maker recommends warming to 25-35 °C before filling. Within that margin you gain fluidity without touching the analysis.
04 · IT COMES APART
It is built in modules: you change the nozzle diameters to suit the jar, and also the pump or the hose system. That is the answer to whether spares can be had — it is not a sealed casing but a set of parts replaced one at a time.
The head carries a priming tap for filling the machine with honey at the start, which is the awkward part of any doser.
05 · WHAT IS IN THE BOX
It ships with 1.5 m of 38 mm suction hose, its non-return valve, two interchangeable nozzles and two stainless steel clamps.
It runs on 230 V at 350 W and stays under 80 dB, which in a closed honey house is appreciated more than it sounds.
06 · BEFORE YOU BUY
This is a volumetric doser: fast and consistent, with 1-2 % tolerance. If what you need is the exact gram, a weighing filler is what gives it.
| ✓ RIGHT FIT | Filling at volume and, on top of that, making creamed honey with the same machine. |
| ✕ WRONG FIT | If the criterion is accuracy per jar: weighing wins there. |
| ⚠ NOT INCLUDED | The honey tank or the jars. |
| Dosing | Volumetric, 30 g to 45 kg |
|---|---|
| Accuracy | 1-2 % depending on honey, quantity and speed |
| Output | Up to 600 jars of 500 g/h — around 300 kg/h |
| Pumping | Up to 400 kg/h |
| Creaming mode | Recirculation to seed and start crystallisation — 3 to 8 cycles, a day apart |
| Filling temperature | 20 to 40 °C · dense honeys, warm to 25-35 °C |
| Control | Electronic, touchscreen |
| Priming | Tap on the head |
| Includes | 38 mm suction hose, 1.5 m · non-return valve · 2 nozzles · 2 stainless clamps |
| Power | 230 V · 350 W |
| Noise | Under 80 dB |
| Size | 34.5 cm wide · 50 cm high |
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