Honey filling machine with integrated scale and gear pump Lyson Premium

01 · IT WEIGHS, IT DOES NOT TIME

And that is why you do not recalibrate between batches

Set 500 grams and 500 grams come out, with rosemary honey in June or holm oak in October. The machine adjusts the pump time by itself because what it watches is the balance, not the clock. The margin is around ±1 g.

It also tares the container before it starts, so what counts is the honey and not the glass. With jars of different weights — and they are, within the same pallet — that shows up in the till.

02 · 30 KILOS GIVEN AWAY A YEAR

The sum that justifies the machine

Filling by hand you tend to overshoot so as not to fall short of the net weight. At just 15 grams over per jar, a thousand-kilo season in half-kilo format is two thousand jars: 30 kilos of honey given away.

Repeated year after year, that pays for the machine. And it is not the only sum: every jar topped up with a spoon is a smeared lid, a label that will not stick and a minute lost.

03 · 400 JARS, HALF THE DANA

Because weighing costs time

With the work organised it does about 400 half-kilo jars an hour. Volumetric fillers at the top of the range reach 800, so the choice here is clear: twice the precision for half the speed.

If you bottle varied formats and short batches, weighing pays. If you do thousands of identical jars from the same batch, the volumetric will be faster. Tell us your volume and format and we will look at it.

04 · THREE MODES IN ONE MACHINE

Dose, pump and help with creaming

The touch screen lets you use it in dosing mode to fill jars, in pumping mode to transfer honey between maturers, and in closed circuit to circulate honey and break up large crystals.

On that third mode, let us be precise: it helps, it does not replace a creamer. A real creamer controls time and temperature over days and starts above a thousand euros in our range. This breaks crystal; it does not run the full cycle.

05 · FROM 10 GRAMS TO NINE KILOS

And jars from 4 to 11 centimetres

The filling range runs from samples of about 10 g to containers of roughly 9 kg: it covers the fair-stand taster and the catering bucket without changing machine.

It takes jars from 4 to 11 cm across, and mind that: it is the diameter of the container's body, not of the mouth. Measure at the widest point before deciding. Everything that touches the honey is food-grade stainless, with a no-drip outlet and a removable lower tray.

06 · BEFORE YOU BUY

Decide which weighs more: the precision or the speed.