SU29310A1 - Queen Bee Cage - Google Patents

Description

The invention relates to well-known cells for queen bees and for the removal of the latter from sealed queen cells made of wire mesh with shoulders for hanging them on the frames of the ul and with a fuse and two locks in the upper part of the cells.

In order to automatically pick up the uterus under the abdomen without damaging its organs, the proposed cell is arranged from two separate halves with curved lower edges connected by means of a curved rod and a spring, and two mobile feeders are used for the simultaneous removal of two rods. the pubescence gash the cell into two compartments. I

In the schematic drawing of FIG. 1 depicts a cell view from the front; FIG. - view from the side; FIG. 3 is a vertical section of the cell in FIG. one; FIG. 4 above; FIG. 5 is a side view of the spring; fig 6 and 7 - view of the feeder from the side and top.

The uterine cell consists of two1 separate halves, connected by rod 4 (Figs. 1, 2 and 4), and for compressing

The lower parts of the cage are equipped with a special spring 3 (Fig. 3 and 5). Each half of the cage consists of a frame W, made of millimeter wire, a connecting rim 7 / and a grid. In its upper part, each frame for hanging the hive in a cell has curved hangers, and in the lower part there is a special curvature, which allows the uterus to be lifted up by the halves of the cell under the abdomen, without causing harm to its legs. The connecting rim 77 of each half of the cage is made of tinplate; at its ends there is one hole for the ends of the connecting rod 4. In the inner cage, each rim

It has two notches, which in the upper part of the cage form two openings 7, closed by a valve 2. With the help of these openings, the beekeeper has the full opportunity to easily release the uterus, as well as to accommodate

, a cage for the withdrawal of queens by two sealed queen cells. In addition to the described parts, the cage is equipped with a fuse 7 and two feeders B (Figs. 6 and 7), which, with the aid of a carriage, can descend to the lower ones if desired.

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parts of the framework, blocking the cell into two compartments, which is necessary if two uteri are simultaneously removed in the cell.

The subject matter of the invention.

. 1, A cage for queen bees and for removing them from sealed queen cells, made of wire mesh, with shoulders to attach it to the frames of the ul and with a fuse and two zanbras in its upper part, characterized in that it consists of two individual halves with curved lower edges connected by means of a curved rod 4 and a spring 3, in order to automatically pick up under the abdomen of the uterus without damaging its organs.

2. With a cell according to claim 1, the use of two mobile feeders 5, which, when lowered, gates the cell into two compartments, with the aim of simultaneously withdrawing two queens in one cell.

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