ABS plastic box that wraps a 48 × 23 cm Langstroth frame and confines the queen inside, with the workers coming and going.
Confining her to a single frame does not stop the laying: it concentrates it. And that is exactly the point.
01 · THE TRAP COMB
With only one comb available the queen keeps laying, but only there, so the varroa going into brood concentrates on that frame. Once that brood is sealed, the comb is taken out and destroyed before the bees emerge.
The sequence can be repeated to catch successive waves. It is handling equipment within a health plan, not a veterinary treatment on its own.
02 · WHAT IT ASKS
You have to note the day she goes in and the day the brood is sealed, because taking it out late releases exactly what you meant to catch. Finding the queen is the other half of the job, and with a marked queen it takes one inspection instead of three.
03 · BEFORE YOU BUY
Offer the box empty before using it. The stated size is 48 × 23 cm, and a warped frame or one caked with wax and propolis leaves gaps: that is where the queen is lost.
| ✓ FITS | One Langstroth frame of 48 × 23 cm. |
| ✕ DOESN’T FIT | Frames of any other size, or warped ones. |
| ⚠ NOT INCLUDED | The frame. |
| Type | Excluder box for one frame |
|---|---|
| Material | ABS plastic |
| Format | Langstroth |
| Frame size | 48 × 23 cm |
| Capacity | 1 frame |
| Use | Trap comb and queen confinement |
| Sold as | 1 box |
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