Heaters
Maintaining the correct temperature is essential when liquefying honey to preserve all its valuable and health-promoting properties. If the temperature during the warming process exceeds 50°C, these beneficial substances begin to degrade. Liquefying chambers: Ideal for containers and barrels of honey. Decrystallization spirals and belts: Suitable for liquefying honey in jars, bottles, and food-grade cans. Stainless steel decrystallization tanks are available in various capacities for professional beekeeping use. Professional equipment also offers features such as smooth temperature control and protection against overheating of the honey.
ApiCera mini honey warming cabinet Alpha - 83 x 54 cm
Crystallization is a natural sign of quality and genuine honey. However, customers often prefer liquid honey – and that's exactly when the ApiCera® "Alpha" liquefying chamber comes into play.
It allows honey to be safely and evenly liquefied without unnecessarily destroying its natural properties. Compared to a water bath or improvised heating, it minimizes the risk of overheating and uneven heating of the contents.
Honey warming cabinet Beta - 140 x 54 cm
Every beekeeper will encounter this sooner or later: quality honey naturally crystallizes. But if your customers prefer liquid honey, you need a reliable and gentle way to return it to liquid state. The ApiCera® Beta liquefying box is a professional heating cabinet ...
Honey liquefying and drying box SIPA Grande - 183 x 58 cm
Take your honey work to the next level with the SIPA "Grande" liquefying cabinet.
This professional heating box was developed specifically for the needs of beekeepers who want to gently dissolve crystallized honey without the risk of overheating and loss of valuable enzymes.
Mellarius warming box 57 x 40 cm
Mellarius warming box 87 x 40 cm
Mellarius warming box 87 x 80 cm
Double-walled mixing device ApiCera® with heating and dryer - 185 kg
Give your honey professional-level processing. The double-walled, insulated ApiCera® mixing device with integrated heating and dryer is designed for gentle honey handling, high efficiency and maximum operational comfort. With a capacity of 185 kg, it is an excellent choice for demanding beekeepers and smaller beekeeping operations...
White decrystallization chamber with window in door – 125 l
Do you need to gently and safely liquefy crystallized honey while preserving its natural properties? This white decrystallization chamber with a volume of 125 liters is a practical solution for beekeepers who want to offer their customers honey in premium quality.
Decrystallization chamber for 2×45 kg containers or up to 100 jars - 225 l
Liquefying crystallized honey is a common step in honey processing if you want to offer customers beautifully liquid honey even long after extraction. A professional decrystallization chamber with a volume of 225 liters allows you to gently and safely heat the honey ...
Heating belt for containers Mellarius 230 V 113 x 24 cm
Insulated heating jacket with precise temperature setting up to 100 degrees and digital display. This honey liquefying belt for containers is used for gentle warming of the contents and is ...
Heating belt for containers Mellarius 230 V 113 x 28 cm
Insulated heating jacket with precise temperature setting up to 100 degrees and digital display. This honey liquefying belt for containers is used for gentle warming of the contents and is ...
Mellarius P52 Wax and Honey Separator
Separator and honey liquefier is a stainless steel device used for example to extract wax and honey. The separator automatically separates wax from honey.
Due to its size, the device is also suitable for liquefying crystallized honey in jars, buckets, etc.
Liquefying belt for containers Mellarius 230 V 113 x 40 cm
Insulated heating jacket with precise temperature setting up to 100 degrees and digital display. This honey liquefying belt for containers is used for gentle warming of the contents and is ...
Economy honey heater Ø 17 cm
Honey heater spiral without regulator. It designed for heating honey without boiling.
Thanks to the adjustable temperature, the honey can be heated to maximum efficiency. Appropriate
for the liquefaction of both fully crystallized honey and semi-solid. Spiral is
all made of stainless material, including a long handle, the maximum depth of the dive is
62 cm. The spiral has a power of 50 W, it is intended for a common 230 V network. This spiral
we offer in several sizes according to your used containers.
Economy honey heater Ø 21,5 cm
Honey heater spiral without regulator. It designed for heating honey without boiling.
Thanks to the adjustable temperature, the honey can be heated to maximum efficiency. Appropriate
for the liquefaction of both fully crystallized honey and semi-solid. Spiral is
all made of stainless material, including a long handle, the maximum depth of the dive is
62 cm. The spiral has a power of 50 W, it is intended for a common 230 V network. This spiral
we offer in several sizes according to your used containers.
Economy honey heater Ø 30 cm
Honey heater spiral without regulator. It designed for heating honey without boiling.
Thanks to the adjustable temperature, the honey can be heated to maximum efficiency. Appropriate
for the liquefaction of both fully crystallized honey and semi-solid. Spiral is
all made of stainless material, including a long handle, the maximum depth of the dive is
62 cm. The spiral has a power of 75 W, it is intended for a common 230 V network. This spiral
we offer in several sizes according to your used containers.
Conical spiral heater Ø 17 cm
Simply hang the heater on the top of the storage tank with the heat coils resting on the inside of the tank, The adjustable control box has a heat range from 30 Celsius (86 F) to 80 Celsius (176 F) and features a red light when the unit is plugged in. It comes with a standard 3-prong 230 volt EU plug-in with an electric-grad
Round spiral heater Ø 22,5 cm
Simply hang the heater on the top of the storage tank with the heat coils resting on the inside of the tank, The adjustable control box has a heat range from 30 Celsius (86 F) to 80 Celsius (176 F) and features a red light when the unit is plugged in. It comes with a standard 3-prong 230 volt EU plug-in with an electric-grade rubber coated cor
Circular heating spiral - extended Ø 22.5 cm
Simply hang the heater on the top of the storage tank with the heat coils resting on the inside of the tank, The adjustable control box has a heat range from 30 Celsius (86 F) to 80 Celsius (176 F) and features a red light when the unit is plugged in. It comes with a standard 3-prong 230 volt EU plug-in with an electric-grade rubber coated cor
Conical spiral heater Ø 24 cm
Simply hang the heater on the top of the storage tank with the heat coils resting on the inside of the tank, The adjustable control box has a heat range from 30 Celsius (86 F) to 80 Celsius (176 F) and features a red light when the unit is plugged in. It comes with a standard 3-prong 230 volt EU plug-in with an electric-grade rubber coated cor
Heating Spiral with Regulation H. Holtermann Ø 28 cm
Spiral for honey liquefaction with temperature regulation from 30 to 85 degrees Celsius. Thanks to the adjustable temperature, honey can be melted with maximum efficiency.
Heating blanket
Heating blanket using withplastic containers for
warming up honey. The electric lining strips are attached and secured with a dry cloth
zippers directly onto the plastic container.
Heating blanket foil
Heating blanket foil + thermostat 150x40 cm to gentle warming of honey. The wire with the resistance wire is attached to the container or placed, for example, in the old refrigerator or oven. Blanket length is 150 cm.
Liquefying Foil Mellarius with Thermostat - 150x40
Liquefying film + thermostat with dimensions 150x40 cm for gentle honey warming. The film with resistance wire can be attached to a container or placed, for example, in an old refrigerator or oven.
Melting Film Mellarius with Thermostat - 200x30
Liquefying film + thermostat with dimensions 200x30 cm for gentle honey warming. The film with resistance wire can be attached to a container or placed, for example, in an old refrigerator or oven.
Heating cable with regulation Mellarius - 8 m
Heating cable with temperature regulation with heating power of 350 W. Suitable for heating honey directly in containers, or it can be used to heat an improvised liquefying box (assembled from polystyrene supers, or for example using an old refrigerator). This cable is 8 meters long and is suitable for containers up to Ø 65 cm.
Heating cable with Regulation Mellarius - 17.5 m
Heating cable with temperature regulation with heating power of 700 W. Suitable for heating honey directly in containers, or it can be used to heat an improvised liquefying box (assembled from polystyrene supers, or for example using an old refrigerator). This cable has a length of 8 meters and is suitable for containers up to Ø 65 cm.
Heating cable with regulation MERKUR - 3 m
Heating cable with temperature regulation with heating power of 85 W. Suitable for heating honey directly in containers, or it can be used to heat an improvised liquefying box (assembled from polystyrene supers, or for example using an old refrigerator). This cable is 3 meters long and is suitable for containers up to Ø 30 cm.
Honey decrystallization has become increasingly important as consumer demands continue to grow. For beginner beekeepers, this process can be a challenge, as many customers prefer honey in its liquid form. Although the chemical properties of honey remain the same regardless of its state, liquid honey is often more convenient—especially when adding it to tea or other foods.
Explore our wide range of honey decrystallization equipment—from simple decrystallizing spirals to advanced chamber systems. Our products are designed to meet the needs of both small-scale and professional beekeepers.
What Is Honey Decrystallization?
Decrystallization is the process of gently warming crystallized honey to a specific temperature, converting it back to a liquid form. Once liquefied, the honey recrystallizes much more slowly than before. Liquid honey is highly popular among those who appreciate natural sweetness straight from the hive, as it is easier to incorporate into foods and beverages.
Who Should Decrystallize Honey?
This process is ideal for beekeepers who want to make their products more appealing to customers. Decrystallization is particularly beneficial for honey varieties such as rapeseed honey, which crystallize quickly. By decrystallizing, you can transform a dense, white form of honey—often seen as less attractive to consumers—into a smooth, liquid product that looks and feels premium.
How to Decrystallize Honey
At home, honey can be gently warmed in a water bath, making sure to maintain the proper temperature to protect its natural qualities. For professional beekeepers, we offer various types of specialized equipment. Our decrystallizing spirals allow honey to be warmed directly inside containers and are available with or without thermostatic control. For processing larger quantities, decrystallizing chambers are ideal for jars, buckets, or barrels of honey.
Our Honey Decrystallizers
Our decrystallizing equipment stands out for its reliability and versatility. Decrystallization chambers can also serve as pollen dryers thanks to built-in shelves and drawers. Decrystallizing spirals offer an excellent solution for small beekeeping operations—allowing efficient and quick honey liquefaction through simple manual control.
What Happens to Overheated Honey? Overheating destroys honey’s beneficial properties and prevents it from ever crystallizing properly again—one of the telltale signs of overheated honey.
How to Liquefy Crystallized Honey: An Overview of the Best Methods
Honey crystallization is a completely natural process caused by the formation of glucose crystals. If you wish to return your honey to liquid form without compromising its quality, nutrients, or aroma, several effective techniques are available. Below is an overview to help you choose the best method for your needs:
Decrystallization Box: A specially designed unit with adjustable temperature control for gentle honey warming—ideal for beekeepers handling large volumes of honey.
Advantages:
- Large capacity: Can hold multiple jars, buckets, or barrels at once.
- Gentle heating: Prevents overheating and caramelization.
- Versatility: Can also be used for warming wax or bee feed solutions.
Compact Decrystallization Boxes: Smaller, portable thermal cabinets ideal for hobby beekeepers or small-scale operations.
Advantages:
- Compact design: Easy to transport and suitable for smaller honey volumes.
- Simple control: Equipped with a digital display for precise temperature adjustment.
- Gentle liquefaction: Slowly warms honey while maintaining its quality.
Immersion Heaters: Heating rods inserted directly into honey containers to warm honey from within—ideal for quickly liquefying small to medium volumes.
Advantages:
- Fast liquefaction: Direct heat transfer ensures quick results.
- Easy to use: Lightweight and portable design.
- Highly portable: Convenient to use in various settings.
Heating Belts: Flexible heating wires or belts wrapped around honey containers or barrels—perfect for processing large quantities.
Advantages:
- Large capacity: Ideal for barrels and large containers.
- Easy application: Simple to attach and handle.
- Uniform heating: Ensures even heat distribution throughout the container.
Immersion Heaters with Thermostat: An advanced version of immersion heaters featuring an integrated thermostat for precise temperature control.
Advantages:
- Temperature control: Prevents overheating with accurate thermostat regulation.
- Efficiency: Enables quick and high-quality honey liquefaction.
- Versatile use: Suitable for small to medium-sized containers.
Tips for Liquefying Honey
- Slow heating: Gentle, even warming best preserves honey’s nutrients and aroma.
- Maximum temperature: Do not exceed 40–50°C to maintain enzymes and other valuable components.
- Proper storage: Keeping honey at a steady 18–20°C helps delay crystallization.
