Founded by Managing Director Mr. Vivian Grant, the Company was incorporated in March 1987 with operations being carried out at 37 Molynes Road in Kingston with a staff compliment of two (2).
His first focus of sale was automotive hoses and fittings for which he fast became the major distributor for Aeroquip and Dana World Trade Corporation. This relationship led to other beneficial alliances with other major multi-national organizations over the years. Over time, the company branched off into tools, couplings, lubrication and hydraulic lifting equipment.
Now with a workforce of over 62, H.A.S. Industrial serves the Western and Eastern ends of the island through three (3) offices in Kingston and Montego Bay. We are now the major suppliers of hydraulic and industrial hoses and fittings in Jamaica. We are leaders in the provision of industrial tools, welding and battery charging equipment. In doing this, we have cemented our position as main distributors for international companies such as Eaton - Weatherhead/Aeroquip, Dixon, Gates, Lincoln, Gray Tools, Ampro, Norco among others. H.A.S. Industrial has provided support to so many vital industries including mining, manufacturing, farming and construction. We have been instrumental in the Mount Rosser project where we currently supply tools and equipment to the construction staff. This is supported through our two (2) fully equipped mobile workshops which are always ready to work in the field. We take pride in deciphering hydraulic malfunctions and reassembling hydraulic systems which are made to the customer’s specifications.
In keeping with our motto “Equipping Jamaica for Success” we aim at selling affordable tools and equipment to every technical institution, apprentice, hardware dealers, auto dealers, garages and home owners across the island. We provide qualified technicians who will visit your site to provide direct assistance, consultation, or advice on your technical queries.
At the end of each day, we believe that a satisfied customer is a customer for life.
Equipping Jamaica for Success
