Eyelets for Beehive Frame Cross Wiring Protect frame end bars and simplify cross wiring with this set of eyelets. Designed to be pressed into predrilled holes in frame end bars, these eyelets guide and support cross wires to reduce wear and prevent wires from cutting into wood. Key benefits Protects frames from wire damage over time, reducing wood wear at wire contact points. Keeps cross wires securely seated and aligned for more consistent frame performance. Quick and simple to install, improving maintenance speed and reducing rework. Specifications Color: as picture Quantity: approximately 700 pieces per set Weight: approximately 100 grams Package includes: 1 set of eyelets Note: actual quantity may vary slightly Function and compatibility Intended for insertion into predrilled holes in frame end bars to serve as a lining for cross wiring. Compatible with beehive frame setups that use cross wires and have matching predrilled end bar holes. Sized for typical frame end bar holes; confirm hole diameter before installation. Performance and use Minimizes friction and wear between wire and wood by providing a durable contact surface. Prevents wires from cutting into end bars, helping frames last longer and perform reliably. Installation is straightforward: insert eyelets into predrilled holes and seat cross wires through them. Practical applications frame assembly: install eyelets during initial construction to protect end bars from the start. Frame maintenance: worn or missing eyelets when repairing or refurbishing older frames. Apiary upgrades: add eyelets when converting frames to crosswired systems or when reinforcing wires. What makes this product useful quantity in one set lets you service many frames or keep spares on hand. Lightweight and compact packaging for easy storage and transport. Simple, purposebuilt design that addresses a common point of wear on beehive frames. Installation tip Ensure end bar holes are the correct diameter for the eyelets and seat them fully for secure wire guidance. Includes one set of eyelets. Quantity is approximate; small variations may occur.