Patent
1979-10-09
1981-10-13
Hirsch, Paul J.
A01K 5100
Patent
active
042939666
ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for cleaning bee culture nests or hives of the spirally wound type, which are formed by spirally wound strips of corrugated and separator material. Bee larvae are removed and the nests cleaned by unwinding and separating the corrugated and separator strips, mechanically cleaning the strips and rewinding them to form a hive for reuse. The mechanical cleaning of the corrugated strip is accomplished by a plurality of fingers arranged to move through the flutes on each side thereof to remove the bee larvae. Scrapers contact both sides of the separator strip to remove the remaining adherent nesting material or "debris".
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Hirsch Paul J.
Pollination Technics, Inc.
Swiatek Robert P.
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