Rural365 Uncapping Knife - Honey Extractor Equipment, Uncapping Tool Electric Honey Extractor Dial Regulated Knife
Brand: Rural365

For efficient and effortless honey extraction, depend on the Rural365 Electric Honey Uncapping Knife. Easily slide the 9.8-inch by 2-inch (24.9 x 5cm) honey knife electric tool down the outer edges of the honey frame (not included) to remove the top layer of wax. With the dial control, you can dictate how hot you want the uncapping honey knife to be from 0 to 160 degrees C (32 to 320 degrees F). Constructed of stainless steel, this beekeeping supplies honey capping knife is durable and long lasting. This is also resistant to acid and corrosion. 200W electric bee knife has a long 56-inch (142.2cm) 110V cord and will not overheat after extended use. Unplug the electric bee knife unit for 15 minutes to cool before storing. Do not submerge in water. Warning: This product can expose you to chemicals which is [are] known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.

[Remove Wax Caps]: The Rural365 Honey Extractor Equipment Bee Uncapping Knife is designed to cut through capping wax on honey combs so you can easily extract the honey from both sides of the comb
[Bring on the Heat]: 9.8-inch by 2-inch (24.9 x 5cm) bee hot knife quickly heats up to easily cut wax caps on bee slab; 200W hot uncapping knife tool lets you work for a long time without overheating
[Temperature Control]: Honey knife electric uncapping honey knife includes dial on the cord for temperature control; Dictate the working temperature from 0 to 160 degrees C (32 to 320 degrees F)
[Easy to Use]: Allow electric honey knife to warm up; Hold frame from top bar and cut evenly down frame using heated knife; Unplug electric bee knife unit for 15 minutes to cool before storing; Do not submerge in water
[Built to Last]: Constructed of stainless steel, this honey capping knife is durable and long lasting; Resistant to acid and corrosion; 110V Cord stretches to a length of 56 inches (142.2cm)