When you strain honey through a conical cloth filter, someone has to hold it: rest it on the rim of the bucket and the tip sinks into the honey that has already dripped through, slowing everything down. This stand holds it up for you —a stainless steel ring on three wooden legs that sits on the rim of the container—, keeping the filter working up high. This is the large size (Ø 45 cm), made for high-capacity buckets and honey tanks.
The ring holds the mouth of the conical filter and the three legs raise it above the container, so the tip stays in the air and drips freely instead of sitting submerged in the honey that has already passed through. Without a stand like this you would have to hold the filter by hand or wedge it on the rim, where it slips and dips in. With a 45 cm ring and 48 cm of height, it sits over large buckets and honey tanks —in the region of 100 to 350 kg— to strain straight in.
The stainless steel ring withstands contact with honey and wipes clean with a damp cloth without corroding. The wooden legs are bolted to the ring with stainless hardware, so the stand comes apart flat and takes up little room in the off-season. Dry the wood after use and do not leave it soaking.
⚠ Filter not included. This is the frame only. It fits Ø 45 cm conical nylon strainers (fine or coarse mesh); the strainer is bought separately according to the fineness you need.
| Material | Stainless steel ring · wooden legs · stainless hardware |
|---|---|
| Ring diameter | 45 cm |
| Height | 48 cm |
| Compatibility | Ø 45 cm conical nylon strainers (fine or coarse) |
| Rests on | Large buckets and honey tanks (~100 to 350 kg) |
| Included | Stand only (ring and legs). Conical strainer not included |
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