42 kg OF HONEY | 30 L VOLUME |
38 cm TOP DIAMETER | 37 cm HEIGHT |
Food-grade plastic honey tank for 42 kg of honey, with a 40/49 honey gate included.
It is called a ripening tank, but it does not ripen honey: it settles it. Straight out of the extractor, honey carries wax fragments, pollen grains and air bubbles. This tank gives it the standing time it needs for those to separate on their own.
01 · PERFORMANCE
Worth saying plainly: a honey tank does not filter. What it does is allow the honey to stand, and in that standing the light particles and bubbles rise while heavier ones may settle to the bottom. How long it takes depends on particle size, density, moisture, temperature and the height of the honey column — not on the vessel alone.
02 · HIVE HEALTH
That gives you the two moves of the process: skim the foam off the surface before bottling, and do not run the tank down to the last drop, because the sediment that has dropped out is sitting right there. At 37 cm tall the column is short, which is what lets a tank this size settle in a reasonable time.
03 · BUILD
Tapered food-grade plastic body, easy to wash out, 38 cm across the top and 32 cm at the base. The 40/49 1½ honey gate is included and lets you fill jars with the flow under control, instead of losing honey down the side of every one.
04 · BEFORE YOU BUY
This is the entry option: small crops, or short runs inside a bigger honey house. If what you want is filtered honey, this will not do it — it settles, and filtering is separate kit.
| ✓ IT DOES | Standing and settling before bottling. |
| ✕ IT DOES NOT | Filter: that needs a filter. |
| ⚠ INCLUDED | 40/49 1½ honey gate. |
| Capacity | 42 kg of honey (30 L) |
|---|---|
| Material | Food-grade plastic |
| Gate | 40/49 1½ honey gate, included |
| Top · base diameter | 38 cm · 32 cm |
| Height | 37 cm |
| Empty weight | 3 kg |
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