Square beekeeping veil in yellow fabric with rigid aluminium mesh on the front and both sides, fabric skirt and drawstring closure, 0.2 kg: covers head, face and neck over a closed jacket or suit.
The aluminium mesh does not bend or cave in: the mesh stays at its distance from the face even when you bend over, which is the only thing that truly protects.
01 · WHY ALUMINIUM
A mesh does not stop the sting; the air between mesh and skin does. Fabric gives way when you bend, and that is where the bee gets through. The aluminium mesh, in a square frame on the front and both sides, keeps that chamber in any posture and withstands years of rubbing without deforming.
02 · WHAT YOU SEE
Aluminium is silver and in full sun reflects more than black mesh: eggs at the bottom of the cell are harder to see, as one review notes. Solved by looking at brood with your back to the sun, or with the square black fibreglass veil if hunting eggs is your thing. For everything else, the aluminium one sees plenty and lasts longer.
03 · HOW TO WEAR IT
It has no shirt: it goes over a closed jacket or suit, skirt outside and drawstring gathering the neck with no gap. Before going in, turn your head and bend over: the mesh must not touch nose or ears. One size, no head measurements published: try it on with your kit on.
04 · BEFORE YOU BUY
The same mesh exists in a round format.
| ✓ FITS | Visits without a full suit, over a closed jacket or suit, and anyone who crushes or tears fabric veils. |
| ✕ DOESN’T FIT | Hunting eggs in full sun all day: the silver mesh reflects; for that, the black fibreglass one. |
| ⚠ NOT INCLUDED | Shirt or jacket: head, face and neck only. |
| Reference | CAR423 |
|---|---|
| Format | Square, one size |
| Mesh | Rigid aluminium, front and both sides |
| Fabric | Yellow, with skirt and drawstring |
| Weight | 0.2 kg |
| Worn | Over a closed jacket or suit; no shirt included |
| Alternatives | CAR734, round aluminium · 080105, square black fibreglass |
| Care | Skirt by hand; mesh without twisting; store with nothing on top |

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