Description

Double Honey Strainer – Stainless Steel Honey Filter

Short Product Description

Make honey filtering simpler with the Bee Ware Double Honey Strainer.

Made from stainless steel, this practical double strainer is designed for filtering harvested honey after extraction or crush-and-strain harvesting. Its expandable supports allow it to be positioned over a suitable honey collection container while the honey drains through.

Product size: 23 × 23 × 11 cm unpackaged.

Ideal for hobby beekeepers, growing apiaries and anyone processing their own honey.

Shipping is charged separately.

Add to basket and get your honey-processing equipment ready for harvest.

Double Honey Strainer for Cleaner, Easier Honey Processing

Harvesting the honey is only part of the job. Once honey has been extracted or removed from crushed comb, it needs to be strained before settling, storing or bottling.

The Bee Ware Double Honey Strainer provides beekeepers with a simple, reusable stainless steel solution for this important stage of honey processing.

The double-strainer design provides effective honey filtering while the expandable supports make the unit practical to position over an appropriately sized collection bucket or container.

For beekeepers who previously relied on cloth or muslin for straining, a purpose-made honey strainer can make the process considerably more convenient.

Why Choose the Bee Ware Double Honey Strainer?

• Double-strainer design for effective honey filtering
• Stainless steel construction
• Expandable or retractable supports for practical positioning over a collection container
• Suitable for extracted honey and crush-and-strain harvesting
• Reusable for successive honey harvests
• Compact 23 × 23 × 11 cm unpackaged size
• Highly rated by Bee Ware customers
• Suitable for beginner, hobby and experienced beekeepers

Customers particularly mention the strainer being easy to use, quick to work with and easy to clean, including those using the crush-and-strain method.

How to Use a Double Honey Strainer

Position the strainer securely over a clean, suitable honey bucket or collection container.

Pour harvested honey into the upper strainer gradually and allow the honey to pass through the double-strainer system into the container below.

Avoid adding honey faster than it can drain through the strainer.

Once filtering is complete, remove the strainer and clean it thoroughly before storing it ready for the next harvest.

Helpful Harvesting Tip

Honey flows more slowly when it is cold. Straining honey in normal warm honey-processing conditions can make the process easier without needing to overfill the strainer.

Product Specifications

Product: Double Honey Strainer
Material: Stainless steel
Design: Double strainer
Supports: Expandable or retractable
Unpackaged dimensions: 23 × 23 × 11 cm
Application: Honey filtering and honey processing
Shipping: Not included in the product price

Who Is This Honey Strainer For?

The Double Honey Strainer is a practical choice for:

• Hobby beekeepers harvesting their own honey
• Beginner beekeepers assembling their first honey-processing equipment
• Beekeepers using manual or electric honey extractors
• Crush-and-strain honey harvesting
• Small and growing apiaries
• Beekeepers wanting a reusable alternative to improvised filtering materials

Complete Your Honey Harvesting Setup

A honey strainer works best as part of a complete harvesting and processing setup.

Pair it with your honey extractor, suitable honey collection container or settling tank, honey gate and other Bee Ware honey-processing equipment to build a practical workflow from hive to bottle.

Shop Bee Ware for beekeeping and honey-processing equipment for South African beekeepers.

Ready for Your Next Honey Harvest?

Make filtering part of a simpler honey-processing workflow with the Bee Ware Double Honey Strainer.

Add to basket today.

Customers Also Ordered:

• honeygate tap – for ensuring controlled pouring of honey from a container
• steel honey tanks – 30kg 
• honey extractors for extracting honey from frames
• uncapping tools

Learn about beekeeping and honey production online with the startbeekeeping.co.za academy.

Double Honey & Multi-Purpose Stainless Steel Strainer

Your Double Honey Strainer can also be a surprisingly useful piece of processing equipment around the home, smallholding or food-production workspace.

Its stainless steel double-strainer design and expandable supports make it suitable for filtering a variety of liquids and materials, including

melted beeswax,

herbal infusions,

fruit juices,

syrups,

coffee,

plant-based milks and cooking oils

provided the mesh is suitable for the material being filtered.

For beekeepers, one particularly useful second job is cleaning melted beeswax before candle making, moulding or further wax processing.

Important: Keep strainers used for food and honey separate from those used with non-food materials.

• Beeswax processing — filtering melted wax to remove bee parts, propolis fragments and other debris before moulding or candle-making. This is probably the best Bee Ware-adjacent secondary use.
• Fruit juice and pulp straining — useful for citrus, berries and other fruit preparations where pulp, seeds or coarse solids need to be separated.
• Herbal infusions — filtering herbs, leaves and plant material from larger batches of teas, tincture-style water infusions or botanical preparations. Fine stainless strainers are commonly used for this purpose.
• Coffee and cold-brew filtration — separating coffee grounds from larger prepared batches, subject to the actual mesh being fine enough. Similar double honey strainers are specifically marketed for coffee filtration.
• Nut and plant milk preparation — filtering soybean milk and potentially other plant-based liquids after blending or cooking. This is another documented secondary use for this form of strainer.
• Clarifying melted butter or cooking fats — separating solids from melted butter, rendered fat or used cooking oil. Again, similar products are explicitly sold for this purpose.
• Jam, jelly and preserve preparation — separating seeds, peel and coarse fruit matter before further processing.
• Syrups and cordial making — filtering herbs, spices, fruit solids or zest from homemade syrups.
• Stocks and broths — removing bones, vegetables, herbs and smaller suspended solids from larger volumes.
• Home brewing — potentially useful for removing hop matter, grain fragments, fruit pulp or botanicals from beer, cider, mead or similar preparations, although suitability depends heavily on the actual mesh size.