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Langstroth divider frame with a metal queen excluder built into a wooden frame.
It organises the hive interior while allowing worker passage and restricting the queen, provided the frame fits and closes correctly against the box walls, floor and cover.
01 · COMPATIBILITY
The Langstroth designation is a starting point, not a universal fit guarantee. Check rests, tolerances, distortion and propolis on your equipment. The frame must enter without force and must not leave a side, top or bottom route around the excluder.
02 · FUNCTION
The metal grid is intended to let workers cross while retaining the queen on the chosen side. Performance depends on the perimeter seal, grid condition and colony management. It does not replace inspection and cannot by itself guarantee swarm control or queen acceptance.
03 · INSTALLATION AND INSPECTION
Set the divider vertically and seat it like a normal frame without bending the grid. During inspections, look for open wires, warped wood, deposits that create gaps and trapped bees. Work slowly to avoid crushing bees along the edges.
04 · BEFORE YOU BUY
Make sure your management plan allows brood, stores and usable space to be inspected in both compartments. One divider frame with integrated excluder is supplied; hive, additional frames and gap-filling parts are not included. Measure before ordering if the box is not Langstroth or uses unusual tolerances.
| Reference | PAR323L |
|---|---|
| Compatible format | Langstroth |
| Structure | Wooden frame |
| Excluder | Integrated metal grid |
| Intended passage | Workers pass; queen restricted when sealed |
| Function | Internal chamber divider |
| Contents | 1 divider frame |
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