Electric Frame Grip (Green)

A simple and easy to use division feeder. Inside there are special indentations for the bees to easily climb up but it is recommended to use some kind of floating material (wood etc) for avoiding the drowning of bees. In order to refill it you have to empty it of bees. The solid internal structure averts deformation when filling the feeder.

Much lighter than metal excluders which makes them easier to carry, install and collect at the apiary. Perfect gaps that do not injure the bees. Just 3 mm thick so that the hive body connectors can be fastened. Resistant to oxalic or formic acid, or even steam (up to 119 °C).

Specifications

• Available Dimensions:

420x506 mm (10 Frames Langstroth & Dadant)

450x506 mm

460x460 mm

430x430 mm

420x420 mm

342x310 mm

342x343 mm

367x506 mm

* Smaller custom dimensions can also be made.

• Thickness: 3 mm
• Gap dimensions: 4.2 x 19.5 mm
• Weight: 260.00 g
• Items / Package: 50
• Package Dimensions: 52 x 44 x 14 cm
• Package Weight: 13 kg
• Items / Pallet: 2000
• Material: Polypropylene Food-grade

Queen Excluder Injected with Two Entrances Plastic PP ANEL

Item Description: Queen Excluder with Two Entrances protected from wasps, Perimetric frame, Partitions for combination with vertical dividers for multiple colonies or other uses.

Properties - Uses:

It is used like all queen excluders interposed between the brood-chamber and the honey-chambers.

The doors open and close at will and you can have them applied to the hives during transport.

The perimetric frame makes it possible to use it as a double queen excluder by placing a single excluder on top of it.

Internal partitions offer a guide to be combined with vertical dividers to confine the queen even within a frame in order to:

· Treat (e.g. for Varroa) in a controlled brood environment.

· Limit the brood before flowering.

· Multiply colonies.

· Combine it with a common excluder in the upper part to turn into a double excluder. So, you have one queen up and one on the bottom.

· Combine it with a common excluder for multiplication: In this case you do the same thing as the vertical divider, but you put the entrances of the excluder facing the opposite side from the doors of the brood-chamber.