Beekeeping Tweezers (for Larvae) images
Beekeeping Tweezers (for Larvae)
These beekeeping tweezers are used to remove a larva from a queen cell or cell cup before royal jelly collection. The fine curved tips are designed for small, precise handling tasks, and the tool is made from chrome-plated steel.
Beekeeper’s Tweezers (for Removing Larvae)
Today, the production of royal jelly is becoming an increasingly common part of beekeeping. Consumers are now more aware of the value of bee products. However, customers are still quite demanding about the product they receive. Every beekeeper aims to meet the needs of their customers, or simply the consumers of the product they produce. To obtain clean royal jelly, many want it in its pure form (without the larva). Removing the larva from a cell cup using improvised tools is quite difficult and time-consuming. Special tweezers should be used for this purpose. Tweezers for removing a larva from a queen cell have fine, curved tips that make the task easy. The larva should be removed from the queen cell before collecting the royal jelly.
After use, the tweezers should be washed and wiped dry before storage.
Product material: chrome-plated steel.
