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Stainless Steel Uncapping Fork for Beekeeping, 21 Teeth with Handle, Honey Harvesting and Hive Maintenance Tool, Wax Scraper for Combs, Durable Beekeeping Accessory
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Description
Made from high-quality stainless steel for rust resistance and long life in demanding beekeeping environments. The sharp teeth easily penetrate wax cappings without damaging the fragile comb structure. The sturdy plastic handle provides a secure and comfortable grip, allowing for precise work during honey harvesting. This tool withstands heavy use without showing any signs of wear. Designed for quick and easy cleaning after each use. The smooth stainless steel surface does not retain wax, propolis, or honey residue. A rinse with warm water is usually sufficient to remove any dirt, preventing the transfer of contaminants between hives and ensuring rigorous beekeeping hygiene. Maneuverable and balanced to reduce fatigue during long uncapping sessions. Its weight is sufficient for efficiency, yet light enough to avoid straining the hand or wrist. The handle's shape naturally fits the palm, providing enhanced control for careful work on the frames. Compact and easy to store in a toolbox or beekeeping jacket pocket, its one-piece construction eliminates the risk of deformation during transport or storage. You can always have it within easy reach during your visits to the apiary without it taking up too much space. Versatile, it's useful for both opening honey cells and general hive maintenance. The 21 teeth allow you to work efficiently on large areas of the comb. Use it to gently scrape off excess wax, clean top bars, or prepare frames, helping to maintain a healthy and productive hive environment.
Features
- BrandCLIPOP
- Product finishSmooth
- MaterialStainless steel
- MotorizedNo
- ManoMano ReferenceME254880875
- MMID525102010612
- Product codeHD196C-09193232
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