Honey Gravity Clarifiers

Achieve Crystal Clear Honey with Gravity Clarifiers

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Strainer honey tank 25kg coarse/fine mesh Honey tanks
Price 159 .95 €

Strainer honey tank 25kg coarse/fine mesh

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Honey sump tank 80cm Honey Gravity Clarifiers
Price 395 .00 €

Honey sump tank 80cm

Heated 1.6 m honey settling tank with level sensor LYSON Honey Gravity Clarifiers
Price 3629 ,00 €

Heated 1.6 m honey settling tank with level sensor LYSON

Honey Pre-strainer for extractors Carl-Fritz® Honey Gravity Clarifiers
Price 595 .00 €

Honey Pre-strainer for extractors Carl-Fritz®

Pre-strainer Clarifier with heated bottom Carl-Fritz® Honey Gravity Clarifiers
Price 1395 ,00 €

Pre-strainer Clarifier with heated bottom Carl-Fritz®

Deep Round Filter Honey Tank 35kg Honey Gravity Clarifiers
Price 239 .00 €

Deep Round Filter Honey Tank 35kg

Honey Settling Tank with Vertical Filters 50 kg Honey Gravity Clarifiers
Price 199 .00 €

Honey Settling Tank with Vertical Filters 50 kg

Baffle Clarifier MQ 1,5m Honey Gravity Clarifiers
Price 1245 ,00 €

Baffle Clarifier MQ 1,5m

Stainless steel sieve insert for heated honey sump LYSON Honey Gravity Clarifiers
Price 119 .00 €

Stainless steel sieve insert for heated honey sump LYSON

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Honey Gravity Clarifiers - Honey processing machinery

Honey Gravity Clarifiers

It is positioned at the outlet of the extractor. It is the central point of the extraction station and other machines, which contain honey, such as the decaperculating machine, the bench or the centrifuge. The apparatus allows to pre-filter the honey at the moment of extraction, the honey pass through two floating sieves that allow the removal of the majority of ipurezas. The decanting bench accelerates the process of separating impurities from the honey. The heat released at the bottom of the tank allows a rapid rise in the micron impurities retained in the baffles. Our benches are used with a thermostat to prevent overheating. Once fliltered the honey passes to an aspiration bench, when the level of the bench is full, the pump starts and empties the bench because the honey is decanted.