Queen Cell Cup
JZBZ Style Push-In Cell Protector for Professional Queen Rearing Kits
Item Number : QCC-8
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- Material
- High-Impact Polypropylene
- Mounting Type
- Dual Prong Push-In System
- Primary Use
- Cell protection, safe introduction, transport
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At HONESTBEE, we understand that for commercial queen breeders and apiary managers, every queen cell represents a significant investment of time and resources. Protecting these cells during the critical introduction phase is non-negotiable. Our JZBZ Push-In Cell Protector is a specialized component designed to integrate seamlessly into your Queen Rearing Kit, offering a versatile and reliable solution for protecting developing queens directly on the comb.

Professional Design and High-Visibility Construction
This cell protector is engineered for functionality in the field. Unlike complex cage systems that require specific frame bars, the Push-In protector is designed for flexibility and immediate application.
- High-Visibility Material: Manufactured from durable, high-impact polypropylene in a striking bright orange color. This ensures that beekeepers can instantly locate the queen cells within a busy hive during inspections, reducing the risk of accidental damage.

- Dimensions:
- Total Height: 2.5 cm (1.0 in)
- Top Diameter: 1.2 cm (0.5 in)
- Total Base Length: 3.4 cm (1.3 in)
- Prong Length: Approx. 1.8 cm (0.7 in)

- Protective Grid Structure: The body features a robust open-mesh grid. This design is critical as it protects the virgin queen or cell from aggression by worker bees or the resident queen, while still allowing full airflow and the free exchange of pheromones (Queen Mandibular Pheromone) to ensure colony acceptance.

Versatile Functionality: The Push-In Advantage
The defining feature of this component of the Queen Rearing Kit is its "Push-In" mounting system.
1. Secure Forked Mounting The base features two sturdy, tapered prongs (legs). These allow the beekeeper to firmly anchor the protector directly into the wax honeycomb. Whether you are placing it over a natural swarm cell built on the face of a comb or introducing a grafted cell cup, the dual-prong design prevents the cage from falling off, even during hive transport.

2. Universal Application While designed to complement JZBZ style cups, the wide internal cavity and open bottom allow this protector to be placed over natural queen cells found on the comb. This makes it an invaluable "emergency" tool for beekeepers who find unexpected superior cells they wish to save and transplant.

3. Safe Introduction This device is the industry standard for introducing queen cells into mating nucs or finisher colonies. It acts as a physical barrier, giving the hive time to accept the scent of the new queen cell before she emerges, significantly increasing success rates.

Durability and Value for Commercial Operations
For beekeeping equipment distributors and large-scale farms, the HONESTBEE Push-In Cell Protector offers long-term value:
- Reusability: The tough plastic construction withstands cleaning and sterilization. They can be boiled (at appropriate temperatures) or chemically sterilized and reused season after season.
- Efficiency: The simple design requires no assembly. It is a "grab-and-go" tool that speeds up the workflow in the breeding yard.
- Cost-Effective Asset Protection: By preventing the destruction of valuable queen cells, this small tool provides a massive return on investment by ensuring higher mating yard counts.

Product Specifications Summary
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Name | JZBZ Style Push-In Cell Protector |
| Material | High-Impact Polypropylene (Plastic) |
| Color | High-Visibility Orange |
| Height | 2.5 cm (1.0 inch) |
| Mounting Type | Dual Prong "Push-In" System |
| Ventilation | Open Grid Mesh |
| Compatibility | Standard Queen Rearing Kit cups & Natural Cells |
| Primary Use | Cell protection, safe introduction, transport |
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JZBZ Style Push-In Cell Protector for Professional Queen Rearing Kits
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