Open Mon-Fri 8:00am to 4:30pm, Sat 8:00am to 11:30am, Closed all long weekends and Public Holidays
Open Mon-Fri 8:00am to 4:30pm, Sat 8:00am to 11:30am, Closed all long weekends and Public Holidays
With this knife it helps if you keep dipping it in a bucket of hot water to make it hot which assists with the uncapping.
A standard, lightweight 10 inch steam knife for uncapping combs of honey. This knife requires a unit to make steam - most people use an old pressure cooker to boil water on a gas burner.
This electrically heated 240 volt knife is the most convenient solution for uncapping frames of honeycomb.
The knives are calibrated to run around 290 °F. (143°C).
During initial preheating period knives will reach a higher temperature until it reaches its equilibrium.
Knives are not designed to adjust in the field and we do not recommend any adjustments. However if adjustment is required please call us for assistance.
Lowest temperature I would recommend is 250 °F. (121°C)
Highest 330°F. (165°C). At high temperature uncapping has to be done fast. Otherwise honey will start to burn.
This electrically heated 240 volt knife is the most convenient solution for uncapping frames of honeycomb.
The knives are calibrated to run around 290 °F. (143°C).
During initial preheating period knives will reach a higher temperature until it reaches its equilibrium.
Knives are not designed to adjust in the field and we do not recommend any adjustments. However if adjustment is required please call us for assistance.
Lowest temperature I would recommend is 250 °F. (121°C)
Highest 330°F. (165°C). At high temperature uncapping has to be done fast. Otherwise honey will start to burn.
This tool is perfect for anyone who is looking for a quick and easy way to uncap.
This uncapping plane has a copper cutting blade that heats up and is adjustable to the depth of cut.
Unit 4B / 10 Jijaws St.
Sumner Park, Qld 4074
Tel : 07 3376 5404
info@qbs.net.au
Mon - Fri : 8am - 4:30pm
Saturday : 8am - 11:30am
Closed all long weekends
Closed Public Holidays