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This pneumatic frame ejector is an optional system designed to be integrated directly into the uncapping line. Its purpose is to automate the process of removing frames from the hive body. It is especially useful for beekeepers who work with a large number of hives and want to improve workflow efficiency in the honey house, reducing manual effort and time spent handling supers.
Stainless steel pneumatic frame ejector: it pushes the block of frames up out of the super towards the uncapping machine, worked by a foot pedal.
It is the piece missing from the automatic uncapping sum. The top-of-range automatic uncapper is €7,293.39, the cappings press that goes in the bay below it another €2,061.98, and this ejector €2,685.95. The complete station is €12,041.32, and it is worth seeing it whole before starting with one piece.
01 · WHAT IT DOES, AND WHAT IT DOES NOT
The ejector empties the super: you set it full on the frame, and on the pedal a pneumatic cylinder pushes the block of frames up from below, so they come out one at a time on top. A guide keeps them aligned as they rise.
What it does not do is feed the machine: the uncapper's chain does that, if it has one. They are complementary, not alternatives. Anyone who already has a chain feeder still pulls the frames out of the super by hand without this.
02 · COMPRESSOR APART, AND NO PRESSURE
It needs compressed air and the compressor is not included. Fair enough. The problem is that neither the sheet nor the documentation gives the working pressure or the air consumption, which are precisely the two numbers you choose a compressor with.
As an order of magnitude, the pneumatic foundation press in this same range asks for 4-6 bar. But that is another machine: tell us which uncapper you will mount it on and we will ask the factory for the pressure and the flow before you buy anything.
03 · ONE METRE MORE OF LINE
The module adds 1,000 mm to the length of the line, plus the area where somebody has to stand placing supers. Added to the uncapper and the bay for the press underneath, the station stops fitting just anywhere.
Measure it first: it is the check that has stopped most orders in this range, ahead of the electrical supply. And the ejector's reference belongs to the CLASSIC uncapper family, so compatibility with your particular machine has to be confirmed, not assumed.
04 · IT IS ERGONOMICS, NOT THROUGHPUT
The ceiling in frames per minute is set by the uncapper, not by loading: this module does not raise the line's throughput. What it buys is the back of whoever works — nobody lifts frames stuck inside a super — and, on a two-person line, it frees the second pair of hands.
Set beside the cappings press, the comparison is honest: the press changes what you can sell, because it recovers honey and wax; the ejector changes how you end the day. Both are worth it, but they are not the same purchase.
05 · BEFORE YOU BUY
Compressor, a metre of line and confirmed compatibility.
| ✓ A GOOD FIT | An uncapping line already built: it pushes the frames out of the super so nobody lifts them by hand. |
| ⚠ COMPRESSOR APART, AND NO FIGURE | It does not come, and neither the working pressure nor the air consumption is published. We ask the factory. |
| ✕ IT DOES NOT RAISE THE LINE'S THROUGHPUT | The uncapper sets the ceiling. This buys backs, not frames per minute. |
| Type | Pneumatic frame ejector, module for an uncapping line |
|---|---|
| Function | Pushes the block of frames up out of the super towards the uncapper |
| Actuation | Vertical pneumatic cylinder, pedal included |
| Guide | Alignment assembly for the frames as they rise |
| Compressed air | Required; compressor not included |
| Pressure and air consumption | Not published: ask us and we confirm with the factory |
| Space | Adds 1,000 mm to the length of the line, plus working area |
| Compatibility | Dadant and Langstroth supers; confirm against your uncapper model |
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Weight | 8 kg |
| Manufacturer | Lyson, Poland |
| Reference | W2096G_L40 |
Data sheet
This pneumatic frame ejector is an optional system designed to be integrated directly into the uncapping line. Its purpose is to automate the process of removing frames from the hive body. It is especially useful for beekeepers who work with a large number of hives and want to improve workflow efficiency in the honey house, reducing manual effort and time spent handling supers.
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