When the supers are full of honey, the beekeeper will check to ensure all of the honey is capped. Avoid harvesting uncapped honey. Next, the beekeeper will need to cut the caps off the comb. There are multiple ways to do this. Many use a sharp knife to slice down the side and then they shave the wax off. There are also uncapping tools that can aid in removing the wax.
Next, you place the uncapped frames in a honey extractor to remove the honey from the combs. The honey extractor spins the frames at a high speed that forces the honey out. The honey is pumped into a storage tank where it can be filtered. The storage tank will be sealed and prepared for bottling. If the honey is ever crystallized, beekeepers can warm the honey to liquefy it and then strain again.
Once it’s filtered, the honey can be bottled for storage or to sell.