Carl Fritz Stainless Steel Honey Hose Holder – 40–50mm - Honey Pump Accessory

Keep your honey transfer hose securely in place when pumping honey between tanks, honey sumps and bottling equipment.

The Carl Fritz Stainless Steel Honey Hose Holder is a simple but extremely practical accessory for beekeepers and honey producers who use a honey pump to transfer honey around their processing room.

Designed to accommodate 40mm and 50mm diameter hoses, this sturdy stainless steel holder hooks over the rim of a honey tank, keeping the hose firmly positioned while honey is being transferred.

Anyone who has worked with a honey pump will appreciate the importance of keeping the delivery hose securely in place. A loose or poorly positioned hose can move unexpectedly, creating unnecessary mess and potentially wasting valuable honey.

This clever Carl Fritz accessory provides a convenient way to hold the hose in position without having to support it by hand throughout the transfer.

Key Features & Benefits

• Keeps Honey Transfer Hoses Secure – Holds the delivery hose firmly in position during honey pumping and transfer.

• Suitable for 40mm & 50mm Hoses – Designed to accommodate common honey processing hose sizes.

• Hooks Over the Tank Rim – Simple, practical design with no permanent fixing required.

• Durable Stainless Steel Construction – Strong, hygienic and easy to clean after use.

• Genuine Carl Fritz Equipment – A practical accessory from a trusted German honey processing equipment manufacturer.

A Small Accessory That Makes Honey Processing Easier

When transferring honey from one container to another using a honey pump, keeping the delivery hose securely positioned is essential.

Without a suitable support, the hose may shift or slip as honey flows through it, particularly when working with larger volumes.

The Carl Fritz hose holder provides a secure resting point for the hose, helping you maintain a tidier and more organised honey processing setup.

It's particularly useful when transferring honey:

• From a honey sump into a settling or storage tank.

• Between stainless steel honey tanks.

• From a storage tank towards suitable bottling equipment.

• Into honey buckets or larger containers, where the holder fits the rim securely.

Whether you're processing honey from a handful of hives or running a commercial honey room, it's a useful addition to a pumped honey transfer system.

How Does It Work?

Using the Carl Fritz Honey Hose Holder couldn't be simpler.

1. Position the stainless steel holder over the rim of your honey tank.

2. Pass your honey transfer hose through the holder.

3. Adjust the hose to the required position inside the receiving tank.

4. Check that the holder and hose are secure before starting the honey pump.

5. Transfer your honey while the support helps keep the hose in place.

The holder grips the hose firmly, helping prevent unwanted movement during transfer.

Important: Always check that the support is seated securely on the tank rim and that the hose cannot dislodge during pumping. The holder is a positioning accessory, not a substitute for monitoring your honey transfer equipment.

Technical Specifications

Please check the diameter of your honey hose and the suitability of your tank rim before ordering. The hose, honey pump and tank are not included.

Why Choose Carl Fritz?

Thoughtful German engineering for practical, everyday beekeeping equipment.

Carl Fritz has been manufacturing specialist beekeeping and honey processing equipment since 1827.

Their product range includes everything from simple stainless steel accessories to professional honey extraction, straining, settling and bottling systems.

At Gwenyn Gruffydd, we work directly with Carl Fritz to supply quality honey processing equipment to beekeepers throughout the UK.

As commercial beekeepers ourselves, we understand how valuable well-designed accessories can be during a busy honey harvest.

If you're putting together a honey transfer system and need advice on compatible hoses, pumps or tank connections, our team will be happy to help.