4 results about "Honey extraction" patented technology

The present invention pertains to the field of apiculture, specifically addressing the extraction of honey from traditional beehives. More particularly, it relates to a manually operated honey extractor that integrates 8 specially designed basket system to efficiently separate honey from beeswax, regardless of the irregular dimensions found [በ traditional hive structures. The invention is applicable to low-cost, household-level operations and is ideally suited for rural beekeepers, farmers, and small-scale entrepreneurs. It aims to modermize traditional honey harvesting methods by enhancing extraction efficiency, maintaining honey purity, and optimizing wax recovery for subsequent processing.

The present invention relates to a device that is adapted to facilitate the efficient separation of honey from wax capping during the extraction process, thereby enhancing honey recovery, improving wax cleanliness, and reducing manual labor while maintaining a simple and practical design for widespread adoption. The device comprises a first frame assembly, a second frame assembly, and a third frame assembly. The device eliminates the need for manual straining or pressing, reducing labor and time consumption for beekeepers. The device offers a practical and affordable alternative to expensive commercial honey and wax separation machinery. The device offers a practical and affordable alternative to expensive commercial honey and wax separation machinery. The device is interchangeable with fit standard honey extractors, thereby allowing small-scale and hobbyist beekeepers to use it without additional costly equipment.

The utility model discloses a take honey machine of not hurting honeycomb relates to honey extraction technical field, and this take honey machine, including the organism, still include: the rotary lever is installed in the inside of organism, the outside installation of rotary lever has the fixed frame, and the fixed frame is provided with a plurality of and along the center line of fixed frame even around the outer wall of fixed frame, the upper end of fixed frame is installed with fixed frame, one side of fixed frame is integrally formed with L type lug, and L type lug is symmetrically distributed in the side angle of fixed frame, and the honeycomb is put into fixed frame after closing cover opens, and then close closing cover, and the surface of closing cover and fixed frame all are installed with the grid, and the honey in the honeycomb will throw out through the gap of grid and fixed frame edge when rotating, and the four corners of fixed frame are provided with L type lug, and be used for the location of honeycomb, and then can start motor rotation rotary lever, and drive the centrifugal rotation of surrounding fixed frame.

This invention discloses a vibratory honey extractor, including a speed-regulating oscillator. A drive assembly is installed within the speed-regulating oscillator, and the drive assembly includes a fixed frame fixedly connected to the oscillator. A motor is fixedly connected to the fixed frame, and a rotating shaft is fixedly connected to the motor's output end. This invention uses a multi-layered stacked feed tray assembly to support beekeeping boards. Each beekeeping board occupies an independent and enclosed space, reducing the risk of honey contamination and ensuring honey purity. The multi-layered stacked feed tray assembly, combined with the vibration force provided by the speed-regulating oscillator, allows for the vibration and honey extraction of multiple beekeeping boards simultaneously, significantly improving honey extraction efficiency. The amplitude and speed of the speed-regulating oscillator are adjustable, making the device more practical. The feed tray assemblies are quickly locked together using latches, facilitating subsequent cleaning and maintenance. The base uses clamps to hold and lock the bottom feed tray assembly. These clamps are adjustable and versatile, adaptable to different sizes of feed tray assemblies.