XL uncapping fork with 25 stainless-steel tines, side scraper and plastic handle: 9.5 cm of tines and 10.5 overall, to open in one pass the cappings the knife leaves sunken.
It is the wide fork: a third more comb per pass than the 70 mm one, and for that very reason it asks for less pressure, not more.
01 · WHAT FOR
The knife cuts flush with the bar and leaves closed whatever sits below: sunken cells, corners, uneven combs. The fork slides under the capping and lifts it like a skin without taking the cell wall, and with 9.5 cm of front it goes over a super frame in two or three passes. It also serves for short harvests by hand and for sampling drone brood.
02 · HOW TO USE IT
Almost flat, tines under the capping, and short strokes from the bottom up. Stabbing the 25 tines in and pulling hard tears out comb base and fills the honey with particles that then have to be filtered. With viscous honey, a bucket of hot water alongside to rinse it every few frames.
03 · SCRAPER AND HANDLE
The side edge scrapes wax scraps off the bar and the stand; it is not a lever: twisting misaligns the tines. The plastic handle has a hanging hole; when done, hot water, dry and store with the tines resting on nothing.
04 · BEFORE YOU BUY
The fork alone is supplied; the 70 mm one with rubberised handle is the narrow one of the family.
| ✓ FITS | Going over super frames after the knife, uncapping short harvests by hand and sampling drone brood. |
| ✕ DOESN’T FIT | Replacing the knife or the uncapping machine in volume: with a fork alone, a big harvest takes forever. |
| Reference | UF12 |
|---|---|
| Tines | 25, stainless steel |
| Tine width | 9.5 cm |
| Overall width | 10.5 cm, with the side scraper |
| Handle | Plastic, with hanging hole |
| Cleaning | Hot water; dry before storing |
| Alternative | UF09, 70 mm fork with rubberised handle |
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