Description

It is a beekeeping equipment that is used to calm down bees and is perhaps the beekeeper’s ‘crown’ while working on hives. All bees fill their stomachs with honey as much as they can, as the presence of smoke simulates real fire. As a result, their tendency to sting decreases. The type of fuel used to burn the smoker and the use of the smoker are very important. Many fuels can be used in the bellows.  Materials such as dried palm chaff, saw dust, cardboard pieces, newspaper, old sack scraps, corn cobs, pine cones and dried grass are used. Dry manure is also widely used. Due to its leather bellows structure, the bellow is very soft and does not tire the hand. Beekeeper bellows are easy to clean. There is a protector on the front to prevent injuries caused by heat. It protects the beekeeper’s smoker from moisture and water. It is a product that can be used for many years by our beekeepers.