H.A.S., also known as the HAS Company, is a full-service manufacturer’s representative serving the following markets in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, and Mississippi:
With years of expertise, H.A.S. excels in hose and accessory sales, offering an impressive array of services and products tailored to meet the demands of diverse industries. As a leader in delivering unique, quality, and innovative solutions, H.A.S. Sales Inc. caters to sectors such as agriculture, oil & gas, industrial, and manufacturing.
H.A.S. Sales Inc. demonstrates its dedication to excellence and customer satisfaction through its extensive offerings that include:
From precision pipes to specialized fittings like those from Houston hose and fittings, each element showcases a profound understanding of specific industry needs. This adaptability is a testament to the ability to meet stringent industry standards, essential for maintaining efficient and safe operations.
H.A.S. Sales Inc. continuously enhances its product lineup, particularly notable in sectors like oil and gas, where safety and durability are paramount. They provide:
These products are designed to endure extreme conditions with a strong emphasis on safety and durability.
H.A.S. is involved in engineering and manufacturing, amplifying their influence across various sectors. This broad reach, enhanced by their position as hosemaster Houston, makes H.A.S. Sales Inc. a significant resource in Houston and the wider Texas region.
Operating a distribution center located in Houston, Texas, H.A.S. supports a seasoned staff of professionals dedicated to satisfying the value chain—from specifiers to contractors, facilities, municipalities, and distributors—from the initial specification through the final shipment and aftermarket service of installed products.
"We believe in delivering superior results for the manufacturers we have the honor of representing, by supporting our strategic relationships with the best people, systems, and analytics."
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