Division / Frame Feeders

In the 1970s, Mr. Emmanuel Pantelakis, founder of ANEL, designed and built this revolutionary type feeder. This invention has received a Silver Award from APIMONDIA. The only feeder that fills from bottom to top. There is no need to empty it of bees before filling it. • Special plastic floaters, right and left, protect the bees from drowning. • The inner walls have indentations to allow the bees to easily climb up. • Ideal for feeding in hives where queen rearing is applied. TIP: In winter you can use it to narrow the space available to the bees and insulate the colony from the side.

In the 1970s, Mr. Emmanuel Pantelakis, founder of ANEL, designed and built this revolutionary type feeder. This invention has received a Silver Award from APIMONDIA. The only feeder that fills from bottom to top. There is no need to empty it of bees before filling it. • Special plastic floaters, right and left, protect the bees from drowning. • The inner walls have indentations to allow the bees to easily climb up. • Ideal for feeding in hives where queen rearing is applied. TIP: In winter you can use it to narrow the space available to the bees and insulate the colony from the side.

In the 1970s, Mr. Emmanuel Pantelakis, founder of ANEL, designed and built this revolutionary type feeder.
This invention has received a Silver Award from APIMONDIA. The only feeder that fills from bottom to top. There is no need to empty it of bees before filling it. • Special plastic floaters, right and left, protect the bees from drowning. • The inner walls have indentations to allow the bees to easily climb up. • Ideal for feeding in hives where queen rearing is applied. TIP: In winter you can use it to narrow the space available to the bees and insulate the colony from the side.

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.