
Cappings Spinner Bag
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Cappings Spinner Bag
Introducing the Cappings Spinner Bag, a must-have tool for beekeepers. This innovative bag is designed to efficiently collect and strain honey cappings, making the extraction process easier and more convenient. The durable and easy-to-clean material ensures long-lasting performance, while the compact design makes it perfect for use in any beekeeping setup. Say goodbye to messy and time-consuming cappings extraction with the Cappings Spinner Bag – your go-to solution for smooth and hassle-free honey harvesting.
This is a very useful item during honey extracting time! Use this handy bag to drain all of the excess honey from your wax cappings. Simply fill the bag with a thin layer of cappings and hang in your honey extractor in place of a frame. Bags work best when used in pairs to balance out the load. Spin the extractor as normal and in no time at all your cappings will be dry and the extra honey ready to drain out into your storage pail. Measures approx. 14" tall x 9-1/4" wide. Before purchasing this product, please make sure that you have places in your extractor to hook the bag to, as some extractors are manufactured differently. Lappe's Bee Supply is not responsible for use with extractors that have no place to hook to, and can not accept any exchanges or issue any refunds.
Customer reviews
Well made sturdy bag that sits on my extractor large frame adaptor perfectly. It’s still sitting in my extractor from last night but after I ran extractor the weight had dropped significantly. I would recommend it to anyone. You could hang over a bucket or put in extractor.
Zane G. · Jun 21, 2025Work great put in my caping tank Filled it as I decap the frames then into extracted Had the honey out in seconds not days of letting it drain in a strainer
Jeffrey M. · Sep 13, 2021Work great put in my caping tank Filled it as I decap the frames then into extracted Had the honey out in seconds not days of letting it drain in a strainer
Jeffrey M. · Sep 13, 2021


