Frame spacer that re-spaces the honey super from 10 to 8 frames in one pass: thicker combs, faster uncapping and fewer frames to handle and spin. Tough plastic, easy to clean. For Langstroth and Dadant supers.
Running 8 frames in a 10-frame super —instead of filling it— lets the bees draw thicker combs: they uncap faster and you handle fewer frames per super.
The catch is the spacing: by eye the frames end up uneven and brace comb appears. This frame spacer sets the 8 frames at an even distance in a single pass.
01 · USE
With the super spaced to 8 frames, each comb is drawn thicker and better filled. The uncapping knife or fork goes in cleaner and you move faster in the honey house, and you handle and spin fewer frames per super. Even spacing avoids the gaps where bees build brace comb.
02 · SPACING
Just set the frames in the super and run the tool across the top: the notches set the 8 frames at equal spacing, with no guesswork or re-shuffling. Tough plastic, easy to clean. Made for Langstroth and Dadant honey supers (10 to 8 frames); if you'd rather a gentler reduction, there's also a 9-frame version.
03 · BEFORE YOU BUY
| ✓ FITS | Langstroth and Dadant honey supers |
| Material | Tough plastic |
|---|---|
| Function | Re-spaces the super from 10 to 8 frames |
| Compatibility | Langstroth and Dadant honey supers |
| How to use | Spacing guide, in a single pass |
| Cleaning | Washable |

Frame spacer that re-spaces the honey super from 10 to 8 frames in one pass: thicker combs, faster uncapping and fewer frames to handle and spin. Tough plastic, easy to clean. For Langstroth and Dadant supers.
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