Bee Bar Lid

$4.99 USD

These purple Bee Bar Caps are plastic feeder lids that fit best on glass mason and ball jars, though they can also work with some plastic jars. However, they are most compatible with glass jars for a secure fit. These caps are made to twist on and off easily and won't seize onto the lid as metal lids can. 

One end of the cap screws onto the jar, typically a quart, half-gallon feeding jar, or gallon feeder jar, and the other is the end the bees drink from. The perforated holes the bees drink from won't continue to drip syrup but create a space the bees can stick their tounges and drink from. These are designed to be inverted with the jar, so the purple cap faces down. 

Well, l they have a pretty simple design, which is what makes designs great. They solve the problem of having lids that do not fit different brands of Boardman feeders and are difficult to remove. It is frustrating to try and refill a glass jar in the bee yard and beg unable to remove the lid from the jar. This doesn't always happen, but with these lids, it will never happen. 

The plastic cap is made from BPA-free plastic and is dishwasher safe (great for crystalized syrup!) They can be soaked or even left for months with syrup on them and you don't have to worry about rust. Made and designed in the USA, which is a real plus knowing your funds help support the American-made beekeeping supplies business. 

See more of our Feeding Tools

See our entire collection of Beekeeping Supplies.

Customer Reviews

Based on 2 reviews
100%
(2)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
A
Anya K.
No more rusty aluminum caps

I was glad to find this product as I’m always having trouble taking aluminum caps off the jar after the bees empty it. This plastic Bee Bar cap makes it very easy and it also seems to not leak as much as the regular aluminum caps.

P
Phil

Nice replacements for aluminum tops that eventually show rust.

/* Delay dropdown opening on hover */ .dropdown-menu:hover .dropdown-menu { pointer-events: none; } .dropdown-menu:hover { pointer-events: auto; } .dropdown-menu:hover .dropdown-menu { transition-delay: 900ms; /* Adjust the delay as needed */ pointer-events: auto; }