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Beschreibung:
Dieses zweilagige Honigsieb besteht aus Edelstahl und hat einen einziehbaren Griff. Die Länge des Filtergriffs kann je nach Bedarf an die Größe des Zylinders angepasst werden. Es gewährleistet die erste Filtration von Zentrifugalhonig.
Funktionen:
-Hergestellt aus Edelstahl, solide und langlebig.
-Gute Verarbeitung, einfach zu bedienen.
-Das doppelte Honigsieb passt universell zu den meisten Eimern. Die verstellbaren Arme ermöglichen es dem Sieb, auf eine Vielzahl von Eimern zu passen.
-Das Honigsieb ist ein wesentliches Gerät für die Honigextraktion. Es kann in kurzer Zeit dazu führen, dass Unreinheiten aus Ihrem Honig herausgesiebt werden.
-Es kann die Verunreinigungen des Honigs herausfiltern.
Spezifikation:
Zustand: 100% nagelneu und von hoher Qualität
Material: Edelstahl
Farbe: Silber
Größe des großen Siebs (Durchmesser x H): Ca. 24 x 8 cm/9,44 x 3,15 Zoll
Kleine Siebgröße (Durchmesser x H): Ca. 23 x 4,2 cm/9 x 1,65 Zoll
Paket enthalten:
1 x Honigfilter aus rostfreiem Stahl
Customer
Bewertet in Großbritannien am 12. Oktober 2024
I ordered this strainer in a bit of a hurry whilst I was extracting. I already have a Thorne beaded strainer but wanted a second so I can switch buckets out whilst the strainer is still draining.This was the cheapest I could find with next day delivery.It has pros and cons.The mesh isn't as fine as my pricier Thorne strainer which probably means honey does go through it faster. I didn't notice wax getting through but I run my honey through a finer plastic mesh strainer into the tank anyway so that won't be an issue for me.The lower bowl part of the strainer is a squashed shape more like a soup bowl than half a ball as in the Thorne strainer. I'm assuming it's meant to be like that and wasn't just squashed in packing or transit even though that's exactly how it looks. The squashed shape has the advantage of meaning the bottom of the strainer is far higher than on my other strainer which means I can put more honey in my bucket before the honey level reaches the strainer so I can fill a bucket to the level I want without then having to elevate the strainer to get the drips off. That's pretty great.Annoyingly there's a lip inside the lower strainer leaving a little void between rim and the mesh. When you're cleaning the strainer later I found wax got caught in there which I had to flush out.The rim sizes are the same as my Thorne strainer making the two parts interchangeable between the filters.I was initially a bit irritated by the rim holding wax flakes when cleaning but realistically it just meant running a bit more water to flush it out and I only need to clean the thing once or twice a year anyway. The squashed shape definitely looks a bit crap but turned out to be a useful feature. I'll probably order another one at some point so next year I can swap buckets and filters out even faster.
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