Stainless steel 10-litre funnel that sits on the Dana bottling machine and feeds it by gravity, with no pump and no hose.
Ten litres of honey are about fourteen kilos. That is the first sum, because that weight sits on the machine.
01 · BY GRAVITY
You fill the funnel, open it and the honey runs into the bottler on its own. For small batches that beats setting up the circuit, and above all it lets you change honey in a minute: lift it off, wash it, in goes the next.
02 · WHAT SITS ON TOP
At 1.4 kg a litre, full it comes to about 14 kg resting on the bottler — hence the maker's stand (ref. 110044).
Not a decorative extra: it spreads the weight and keeps the flow steady as the funnel empties.
03 · THE HONEY HAS TO RUN ON ITS OWN
There is no force here but gravity: if the honey is thick or starting to crystallise, it will not come down. Bring it to the right point beforehand, with the usual ceiling — above about 40 °C the heat is paid for in HMF.
04 · BEFORE YOU BUY
It is an accessory for the Dana bottler. Budget for the 110044 stand too, which holds it up.
| ✓ FITS | Bottling small batches and changing honey without setting up hoses. |
| ✕ DOESN'T FIT | For continuous production: there the pump and the circuit rule. |
| ⚠ NOT INCLUDED | The bottling machine or the 110044 stand that steadies it. |
| Function | Gravity-feed funnel for the Dana bottling machine |
|---|---|
| Volume | 10 litres — about 14 kg of honey |
| Diameter | 38 cm |
| Height | 29 cm |
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Recommended stand | Reference 110044 |
| Weight | 1 kg |
| Not included | The bottling machine or the stand |
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