Treatment Application Devices

A device with which you can apply various substances, such as miticides and biological formulations (dilute solution of thymol, oxalic acid, etc.). The device operates on LPG (a propane-butane mixture). The appropriate cartridge for this type of fogger is the EGZ00001 or a similar cartridge with an 80-70% butane to 20-30% propane mixture, type EN417.

The flame heats the coil through which the solution to be fogged will pass. It is a tool widely used in greenhouses, homes, gardens, and more. The fact that active substances are applied in the form of a fog results in the medication penetrating all parts of the hive's interior for a duration that leaves the minimum possible residues.

The application time per hive is approximately 4 seconds, making it by far the fastest application method compared to any other relevant method. Because chemical vapors are released during its operation, the use of a full-face vapor respirator mask is highly recommended (we supply a suitable mask, which is not included in the purchase price of the machine). Due to the use of LPG, the device must be operated by responsible individuals and professionals.

Advantages:

• No electricity required as it operates on LPG (butane-propane cartridge)

• Lightweight and compact in size

• Easy to use

• Reusable

• Uses simple fogging carriers (glycerin, paraffin oil, oil)

• Maximizes the efficiency of the active substance

• Incomparable penetration

Alternative Use: Beyond its application in beekeeping, it can be used for pest and insect control.

For Pest & Insect Control Services

This is a Ultra Low Volume (ULV) thermal sprayer that creates microscopic droplets (25 μm), which have the ability to remain suspended in the air for a long time as a fog, penetrating hard-to-reach areas and providing excellent coverage of the target surfaces.

Indoor & Outdoor Use

• Application Method: Place a damp towel over the shaft/opening to trap the vapors, leaving a small hole for the nozzle of the device to pass through and perform the application.

• Results: It becomes immediately clear how quickly and easily the insecticide is diffused and penetrated.

• Versatility: The exact same logic is followed for indoor shafts or areas that are difficult to access with common sprayers, where there is a high probability of insect or pest infestation.

A complete beekeeping set designed for respiratory protection.

The set is adapted for use in beekeeping and for the protection of beekeepers when treating bees with common acids during sublimation or drip.

The finished set contains everything needed for adequate respiratory protection in beekeeping.

The set includes:
1x thermoplastic half mask, universal size
2 x ABEK 1 filter for chemicals
4 x pre-filter for the smallest dust particles P3
2 x connector for connecting the filter and pre-filter

Steps

1.       The FAM DISPENSER device is another effective option for treating Varroa.
2.       Follow the usage instructions carefully. Open the device's lid and soak the cloth with the formic acid solution you have prepared.
3.       Close the lid securely and transport it to your apiary to be placed on the hive.
4.       Treatment is performed after honey harvesting.
5.       Adjust the disc opening based on the ambient temperature, following the instructions included in the package.
6.       If the weather forecast predicts storms, postpone the treatment.
7.       Place the device upside down, directly above the brood area.
8.       In case of extreme temperature changes, easily readjust the device.
9.       Depending on the season, the application may last from 7-14 days.
10.    For optimal hive ventilation, open the air vents.

INFO

1.       Easy to use and adjust.
2.       Avoid installing the device during midday hours with high temperatures.
3.       Formic acid vapors act quickly on Varroa and within the sealed brood.
4.       Varroa mite drop peaks on the 2nd and 3rd day.
5.       Incorrect use of formic acid may lead to brood disruption.
6.       Vapors can cause fatal damage to the brood and bees.
7.       Occasional loss of the queen has been observed with treatment at high temperatures.
8.       Since formic acid is soluble in water, it may leave residues in honey upon examination.
9.       Avoid feeding during treatment to prevent robbing, as hive entrances are open.
10.    Ensure your safety by using protective glasses and clothing when handling formic acid substances.
11.    Do not wash the device at temperatures above 40°C, as it will be damaged.
12.    After treatment, the cloth may be wet due to the hive's normal humidity.
13.    Close hive entrances with sealed bottoms.
14.    Ensure good hive ventilation.