Metal 9 Frame Steel Spacers

Metal 9 Frame Steel Spacers to equally space your frames in your honey or brood boxes, making it even easier for your bees to build straight, evenly drawn brood comb. Using 9-frame spacers in your honey boxes allows bees to evenly draw their comb out thicker than if 10 frames were in the hive. Bees can store more honey in 9 honey frames in a 10-frame box than with 10 frames.

Spacers come with nails for installing each spacer into your boxes; no glue or specialized tools are required to install each spacer. Simply hammer nails in each spacer through the pre-drilled nail holes in each spacer. Using spacers keeps frames from moving and sliding easily inside the boxes, decreasing the chances of accidental damage to your queen and bees. Using frame spacers in your honey boxes ensures that your honeycomb is built out evenly and straight by the bees.

Model	FS-9
Name	Metal 9 Frame Steel Spacers
Material	Galvanized Iron
Size	37.5cm or customized
Thickness	0.8mm
Condition	100% New
OEM/ODM	Welcome

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Details About Metal 9 Frame Steel Spacers

Metal 9 Frame Steel Spacers for organizing your honey frames or brood frames and encouraging bees to draw a perfect. The thick comb that is easy to harvest and increases efficiency and honey yield.
Using 9-frames in a 10 frame box allows honey bees to build their comb thicker, allowing the bees to store more honey in each hive; making harvesting your honey easier and quicker, an essential tool for your beekeeping supplies
The flush design makes installation easy fits into deep, medium, and shallow 10-frame hives from all Langstroth hive manufacturers.
The Metal 9 Frame Steel Spacers do not create any gaps for small hive beetles to hide, unlike other designs. It is adjustable during installing to fit your preferences; simply slide spacers up or down so that more or less of the spacers sit above the frame rest.
Organizes your bee frames in your honey boxes so you can easily remove them or install them into your brood boxes to reduce the chance of rolling or injuring your bees or queen and space frames evenly in the boxes, reducing the chances of frames shifting accidentally.