Mechanical hand-operated honey extractor

Abstract

The invention discloses a mechanical hand-operated honey extractor which comprises a cylindrical barrel and a top cover matched with the barrel. A honeycomb frame and a rotating plate vertically connected with the honeycomb frame are arranged in the barrel along the axis direction of the barrel, a plurality of bosses are arranged at the bottom of the honeycomb frame, a plurality of through holes matched with the bosses are formed in the rotating plate, the bosses are mounted in the through holes, a rotating rod is connected to the top end of the honeycomb frame, a rod hole matched with the rotating rod is formed in the top cover, the rotating rod penetrates the rod hole and extends to the outside of the barrel, a closed cavity is formed in the bottom of the barrel, a rotating motor is arranged in the closed cavity, a first rotating shaft is connected onto the rotating motor, a second rotating shaft is connected onto the rotating plate, and the first rotating shaft is connected with thesecond rotating shaft through a coupler. The mechanical hand-operated honey extractor is designed into the structure, a honeycomb can be turned over without uncovering, and the mechanical hand-operated honey extractor has the advantages of simplicity in operation, convenience in honeycomb turnover and high honey extraction efficiency.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a beekeeping instrument, in particular to a mechanical hand-operated honey shaker. Background technique [0002] Bees take nectar or secretions with a water content of about 75% from the flowers of plants and store them in their second stomach. Under the action of various transformations in the body, they repeatedly brew various vitamins, minerals and When the amino acid is enriched to a certain value, at the same time, the polysaccharide in the nectar is converted into the simple sugar glucose and fructose that can be directly absorbed by the human body. The water content is less than 23% and stored in the nest, sealed with beeswax. When the beekeeper takes honey It is necessary to use a mechanical hand-operated honey shaker to extract honey. Most of the existing mechanical hand-operated honey shakers are hand-operated and electric. They use centrifugal force to separate the honey from the honeycomb. The honey shaker can only...

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[0002] Bees take nectar or secretions with a water content of about 75% from the flowers of plants and store them in their second stomach. Under the action of various transformations in the body, they repeatedly brew various vitamins, minerals and When the amino acid is enriched to a certain value, at the same time, the polysaccharide in the nectar is converted into the simple sugar glucose and fructose that can be directly absorbed by the human body. The water content is less than 23% and stored in the nest, sealed with beeswax. When the beekeeper takes honey It is necessary to use a mechanical hand-operated honey shaker to extract honey. Most of the existing mechanical hand-operated honey shakers are hand-operated and electric. They use centrifugal force to separate the honey from the honeycomb. The honey shaker can only separate the honeycomb from one side. After one side of the honeycomb is separated, the beekeeper needs to open the mechanical hand-operated honey shaker to take out the honeycomb and turn it over, which has problems such as complicated operation and low efficiency.

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