We've been searching for a sturdy, well-made brand of extraction equipment for a while to compliment our range of cheaper units. When we saw Thorne in the UK was stocking these Hungarian-made Konigin units we just had to have them, because Thorne are a respected company with more than 100 years' in the industry; they even make their own extractors! So to stock a competitor's product, it must be good! 

The way tangential honey extractors work is the frames sit with the flat part of the frame facing out, supported by a mesh screen. While you do need to rotate the frames to do both sides, we've found this sort of extractor is great at extracting some of the very thick honey we get from our hives, whereas a radial extractor would just destroy the frames due to the force placed on the wax.

We used a 4-frame manual tangential extractor to harvest 100 of our hives when we first started, which is a testament to what a quality extractor can do. 

This is a large heavy item freight will need to be quoted and will not be charged in the checkout.

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