Lega Australia

Lega Australia, a family-run business has been spending time with bees and beekeepers for over seventy years since it was established. Ever since then, Lega Australia has been one of the experienced beekeeping equipment suppliers and apiary supplies manufacturers in Australia.

At the same time, Lega Australia began producing their own custom-made beekeeping equipment and beekeeper’s kits for ourselves and we later expanded to accommodate an increasing number of beekeepers. They also bred queen bees for around a decade to satisfy the demands of beekeepers in the region of Romagna. The experience gained has led us to produce the best-suited equipment to carry out this kind of work, in an industry that is now growing as consumers revert to nature and its most organic goods.

Honey Extractors

Honey extraction is the process that occurs right after the uncapping. This process happens by using honey harvesting equipment and honey extracting equipment such as honey extractor machines. Lega Australia offer a wide range of honey extractors: radial, tangential or reversible, manual or motorized, as well as honey extractor covers to adapt to any type of need of beekeepers.

Honey Handling Equipment

The packaging of honey is an important process in honey handling. It is performed with intricacy to comply with the rules and regulations. Harvested honey is stored in stainless honey tanks during and after treatment. For an automatic process, dosing machines, labeling machines, and capping machines of different sizes have become a necessity.

Apiary Tools and Smokers

An apiary is an environment in which the beehives are placed. This place is chosen with the greatest care by the beekeepers to ensure and allow the bees to operate in the best possible climatic and environmental situation. Operating or working in the apiary requires one to have appropriate attire, apiary items, beekeeping tools, and beekeeping smokers

Services

Whether it is for a client’s hobby or profession, we focus on designing, testing, and producing necessary beekeeping equipment in Australia. Lega Australia believe that only top-quality products are the only means to achieve and maintain market shares.

Lega Australia use our modern, custom-made, technologically advanced production machinery currently available to develop the quality of our goods. Align with this, we also do in-depth research on improving quality with the continuous and careful maintenance of each tool and machinery.

Product and Service Delivery

Although Lega Australia tend to mass-produce, we are also ready and able to develop custom special machinery. Due to our flexibility, we can meet the needs of beekeepers who want to customize significant pieces of equipment.

Lega Australia company, now counting the third Lega generation amongst its team members, utilizes the expertise of 35 employees working in dispatching, our mechanical workshop, carpentry, wax processing, our warehouse, technical office and administrative offices. Currently, a total surface area of 6500m2 is occupied by our two factories, located in Via de Crescenzi and Via Maestri del Lavoro. This means that they always have a sufficient supply of resources available so that we can respond swiftly and effectively to the requests we receive from all across the world.

Open Doors

Lega Australia’s doors are open for clients who wish to pay us a visit, during which they can take a look at materials, talk to us, clarify any doubts they may have, and chat with our technicians.

They always keep a sufficient inventory on hand, allowing customers to buy materials and pick them up right away. This allows them to avoid paying for packing, freight, and transportation costs. However, alternatively, the chosen beekeeping tool can be delivered.

Lega Australia’s delivery team will take care of this quickly and meticulously, ensuring that customers receive the goods they have purchased by the method of transportation of their choice or the one we believe to be most convenient for them. Most importantly, you will ensure that you are buying products “produced by beekeepers for beekeepers.”