Beekeepings

This refractometer allows for quick and reliable determination of water content directly during the work process. The fine scale with 0.1% increments enables precise readings. This allows beekeepers to reliably check whether the legal limits (max. 20%) and the stricter requirements of the German Beekeepers' Association (max. 18%) are met, ensuring that the honey's shelf life is safe.

Precise weight control is crucial when filling honey into jars. It ensures that the prescribed nominal fill quantity is adhered to, prevents complaints due to underfilling, and simultaneously reduces unnecessary losses due to overfilling. This provides legal certainty and ensures economically optimized filling processes.

This digital refractometer allows for quick and accurate determination of water content. The digital display prevents reading errors and ensures reproducible results.

Larger containers are weighed precisely after filling to reliably verify the nominal fill quantity. This ensures accuracy during inspections and simultaneously provides transparency regarding filling and production volumes within the company.

Organic acids such as formic, lactic, or oxalic acid are precisely weighed for varroa mite treatment to ensure the prescribed dosage is adhered to. This precise amount supports effective mite control and helps to treat the bee colony and brood as gently as possible.

A precise microscope is essential for the instrumental insemination of queen bees. This model offers the necessary optical quality to perform this delicate procedure gently and precisely—an essential tool in queen breeding.

A stereomicroscope is used to visually inspect queen bees during artificial insemination and color marking. This allows for precise, animal-friendly procedures and reliably supports targeted beekeeping.

For further quality analyses, such as determining botanical origin, honey can be examined microscopically. Magnification of up to 400x allows, among other things, the reliable identification of pollen.