10 Frame Moving/Robbing Screen

Protect your beehives effectively with the ultimate robbing screen, designed to safeguard against invaders like yellow jackets and other hives that want to steal honey.

Installing a robust robber screen not only blocks unwanted guests but also prevents drifting bees—common carriers of harmful mites—from compromising your colony's health. This ultimate robbing screen supports house bees by eliminating robbing, thus securing their safety and productivity.

What Is a 10-Frame Moving Robbing Screen?

Incorporate the ultimate IPM bottom board and a dual robbing screen into your beekeeping strategy to ensure maximum protection. This advanced 10-frame robbing screen configuration allows for two modes of operation: it can be fully closed to eliminate robbing during hive relocations or partially closed to maintain ventilation while still preventing access by robbing bees.

Unlike conventional bottom boards, this design features removable sides and separate gates for maintenance and cleaning ease. As a result, this ultimate robbing screen doesn’t have the sharp edges of conventional bottom boards that could otherwise harm bees.

• The 10-frame moving and robbing screen comes fully assembled, ensuring ease of use right out of the box. It doesn’t have a strap.
• This versatile robber screen fits snugly with any 10-frame equipment, making it a universal choice for beekeepers.
• Frame equipment, and removable sides allow for easy customization and repair, extending the lifespan of your beekeeping tools.
• Featuring bottom ventilation holes for added airflow, which helps maintain the ideal climate within the hive even when fully sealed.

This 10-frame ultimate robbing screen provides a cost-effective solution for managing multiple hives. Equipping each hive with a robber screen ensures that your treated hives are well-protected, reducing the incidence of crashing hives and the spread of varroa bombs. The grip gates latch open or close securely, allowing for controlled access and protecting your bees from external threats.