Bee smoker is also called aerator, fogging machine, smoker, smoke control. It is considered the one necessity in handling bees. One theory is that smoke both masks the alarm pheromone and alerts the bees, causing them to gorge themselves with nectar or honey, preparatory to abandoning the hive and avoiding the threatening source of the smoke. The result is that they are less apt to sting.
People use this characteristic to make smog installments. The smoker is made of metal, it is lightweight, strong, and keeps the smoke going when you need it with a smooth bellow. It consists of a metal fire pot with a directional funnel at the top, plus a bellows for injecting oxygen into the base of the unit and blowing smoke out at the top. A quality bellows is also important for a good smoker.
The objective is to produce a maximum amount of cool smoke, and a wide range of fuels continue to be used, largely dependent on whatever is most readily available. Dried sumac heads, cotton mill waste, decayed wood, wood shavings, corn cobs, tightly rolled corrugated paper, grass, or dry pine needles are often used. Then push the smoker box to blow the strong smoker. A surrounding wire grid protects you from the heat of the smoker, allowing you to safely smoke your hives throughout your inspection or harvest.

Features of our beehive smoker:
Produces appropriate smoke to keep bees calm.
Perforated aerator. Base plate to provide an air pocket to ensure good airflow.
Perforated removable base plate for easier cleaning.
Protective guard around the smoker and hook on the top prevent you to burn from a hot surface.

We provide all kinds of bee smokers as below: