8-Frame Injection-Moulded Plastic Queen Excluder

Manage the boundary between brood and honey supers in a narrower Langstroth setup with the 8-Frame Plastic Queen Excluder from Hornsby Beekeeping Supplies.

This injection-moulded design offers a lightweight and affordable alternative to welded metal excluders.

Keep the Queen Below the Honey Supers

The excluder sits above the brood chamber.

Worker bees can move through the openings, while the queen’s larger body restricts her movement upward.

This can reduce the chance of brood appearing in honey frames intended for extraction.

Economical Plastic Design

Plastic excluders are an accessible choice for beginners and for beekeepers fitting multiple colonies.

Their moulded construction also makes them straightforward to handle and clean during routine equipment maintenance.

Useful in Warm Conditions

Some beekeepers prefer plastic because it does not hold heat like metal.

There is no universal agreement about which excluder material is best, so having several styles available lets you choose according to your own colony-management preferences.

Correct Size Matters

This model is designed for an 8-frame hive.

Keeping the excluder aligned with the box width helps maintain a neat stack without unwanted edges or gaps.

Product Features

  • 8-frame size
  • Injection-moulded plastic
  • Easy to clean
  • Lightweight and economical
  • Country of origin: China

For a simple entry-level queen excluder matched to 8-frame equipment, choose the Injection-Moulded Plastic Excluder from Hornsby Beekeeping Supplies.

For other 8-frame accessories or metal excluders, call 02 9477 5569 or email info@hornsby-beekeeping.com.

Excellent customer service

By: on 15 November 2022
I have been a customer of Hornsby Beekeeping Supplies for many years. I have always been greeted and made welcome on every occasion. The staff have always given me good advice and answered my many questions when my hives are acting a little different.
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Queen excluders

By: on 8 July 2021
Awesome looking excluder, looking forward to trying them on the bees this spring
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