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Oxalika pro Easy 12volt.

Ref: TACO_039
380.00 €


Professional sublimator with Teflon cups.
Operation at 12 volts and a power of 360 watts.
With a transformer it can also be used at 220 volts (not included).
Possibility of supplying 220v as standard with integrated transformer.
Supplied with two cups.
The diameter of the nozzle is 8mm and it is approximately 25 millimeters long.
The sublimation time is approximately (10 seconds to 1 gram of oxalic acid, 25 seconds to 2 grams of oxalic acid).

Advice for use:
It is advisable to isolate the queen during oxalic acid treatments.
The product cannot pass through the capped wax to the brood.
If there is a lot of brood then the treatment will not be very effective, the treatment should be done in the absence of brood.
The queen isolated in a cage for a few days, allows the hive not to breed and the queen does not get stressed.
Before using this appliance with oxalic acid, study the risks to your health and that of your bees.
It is very important to equip yourself well when handling oxalic acid because it is a toxic substance. To avoid the risk of inhalation or contact with the skin, the beekeeper must wear a disposable suit in addition to the beekeeper's suit, suitable gloves for acids, suitable masks, goggles, etc. and great caution.

Warning.

Oxalic acid applied sublimately is not allowed in Spain for the treatment of varroa, unlike Apivar, Apitraz, Apistan, etc.

Apícola los pedroches disclaims any responsibility for the improper use of this Device.

Before any use, we invite you to seek advice from your nearest beekeepers association or consult the legislation of your autonomous community or country.

The oxalic acid used with this device must be Api-Bioxal type or similar that is allowed by current legislation.


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