Sturdy stainless steel tines for efficient uncapping: Designed to cut and lift wax cappings cleanly so honey can flow during extraction. Reaches recessed areas and frame corners: Narrow, durable tines give access to tight spots where cappings are harder to remove, reducing wasted time and damaged comb. Plastic handle with comfortable grip: Smooth, ergonomic handle provides secure control during repetitive uncapping tasks and helps reduce hand fatigue. Durable construction for longterm use: Combination of stainless steel tines and a resilient plastic handle resists wear through regular harvesting seasons. Simple, taskfocused design: No unnecessary features—built specifically to assist beekeepers during uncapping and frame preparation. Practical use scenarios Harvesting from frames with deep or recessed cappings: Use the fork to loosen and lift wax in corners before placing frames in the extractor. Preparing multiple frames for extraction in the apiary or honey house: Fast, controlled uncapping speeds up workflow without damaging comb. Smallscale or hobbyist beekeeping: Hand tool control makes it easy to work on individual frames and monitor honey quality while uncapping. Key attributes at a glance Function: Uncapping fork for lifting and removing wax cappings Material: Stainless steel tines, plastic handle Performance: Sturdy, efficient uncapping; access to recessed areas Grip: Smooth, comfortable handle for repeated use