Honey & Beekeeping Double Strainer is used for straining extracted honey through a coarse then fine stainless screen to remove wax cappings and bee debris before bottling. 2004 food contact is the reference cited for it on drawings, datasheets and purchase orders.
What 2004 food contact Means for Honey & Beekeeping Double Strainer
The dimensions in the table below are supplied to suit 2004 food contact. Where the standard sets requirements for the finished appliance, device or system, compliance testing of that assembly stays with its manufacturer; we supply the metal mesh part to the drawing and can provide material certificates and dimensional reports with the shipment.
Honey & Beekeeping Double Strainer Dimensions
| Size | Top diameter (mm) | Depth (mm) | Coarse mesh | Fine mesh | Micron rating (u00b5m) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bucket 250 | 250 | 160 | 12-Mesh | 50-Mesh | 288 |
| Bucket 300 | 300 | 180 | 12-Mesh | 50-Mesh | 288 |
| Fine 300 | 300 | 180 | 20-Mesh | 100-Mesh | 154 |
Specifying Honey & Beekeeping Double Strainer Beyond the Standard
- Bucket fit: Telescopic arms or the top diameter must suit the bucket rim.
- Mesh pair: 12-mesh upper catches wax; 50-mesh lower gives clean honey; 100-mesh for show-quality clarity.
- Material: Stainless steel, because honey is mildly acidic and galvanized parts contaminate it.
When Honey & Beekeeping Double Strainer Is Not the Right Choice
Not a pollen-removing ultrafilter — commercial "ultra-filtered" honey uses pressure filtration, not gravity screens.
