For over 25 years, the Honeyaid® honey filling machine has proven itself in professional beekeeping operations worldwide. Its development has closely accompanied the continuous advancement of state-of-the-art bottling technology in the sector.

Pioneering Innovation
In the late 1990s, during a trade fair, company founder Stefan Weiland recognised a recurring problem: conventional impeller pumps left visible rubber residues in the filled honey. Determined to eliminate this compromise, he designed a filling system based on precision gear pump technology that would deliver clean, accurate, and particularly durable performance.The resulting machine was presented at Apimondia 1999 in Vancouver, where it received an “Honorable Mention” for technical innovation. This distinction marked the beginning of systematic series production and the establishment of the company.

Proven Market Success
Initially marketed under the Nassenheider® brand as the “Fill up” model, the machine quickly gained a reputation for robustness, efficiency, and long-term reliability. Continuous technical refinement over the years has made it one of the most widely used and trusted filling solutions in its class. To date, more than 10,000 units were sold globally, many of which have been running faultlessly for 20 years and more.

Superiority over Imitations
In recent years — particularly since around 2019 — imitations of the system have appeared on the market with increasing frequency. Feedback consistently received from users shows that these copies fall noticeably short of the original in decisive characteristics: suction performance, filling speed, and — above all — long-term durability.

Ongoing Excellence
Since 2024 the machine has carried the internationally oriented name Honeyaid®. Its core characteristics remain unchanged: uncompromising build quality paired with a convincing price-to-performance ratio.
Development work continues without interruption. As of 2026, the pump-head pipe bend can be removed tool-free using knurled nuts and a locking flange — a further simplification that dispenses with the need for cost-intensive and potentially leak-prone auxiliary injection valves commonly found in competing designs.

Honeyaid® – Precision engineered in Germany for beekeepers who demand the best.