The combination of tradition and progress is the basis for our consistent, stable expansion strategy. A mix of
experience
,
professional competence
and
innovation
is our recipe for success. Our daily aim is to create quality products that will
increase your productivity and competiveness.
Constant discussions with industry and trade are important to us. We have our own
HAUPA
branches in Europe which
address the country-specific requirements of our customers. Subsidiaries and general importers throughout the whole
of Europe ensure a wide-ranging network of distribution partners who are
close to our customers
and can guarantee a
constant
readiness to deliver
.
HAUPA
is specialist for the product groups
• around the cable
• working under tension
• standard program
This year we have also increased our product range in all product areas. Numerous innovations, such as the crimping
pliers
HUPcompact
line with 100% parallel feed and the innovative cable pulling system
CableGo
, are waiting for you.
Also expanded was the
heat shrinkable tubes
range. We now offer a full and broad range of shrinking tubes. The HAUPA
Bit Boxes
BitBox+
and
FlexBox
impress with their robustness, functionality as well as their great design. Also new in our
product range are our
connecting clamps
with up to eight clamping points for solid conductors. Our
ElektroCombo
Toolbox
comes with a complete range of tools and is the ideal companion for electricians. We have further developed the HAUPA
assortment boxes
. The plastic casing with metal fasteners and the small parts boxes made from ABS are distinguished by
increased stability.
Discover our comprehensive range which is bound to also have a convincing solution for your needs.
Your
HAUPA
team
HAUPA
System supplier to specialist electrical wholesalers.
The foundation of the
HAUPA
group were laid in 1961 in Remscheid, the centre of the German tool manufacturing industry. Hans-Udo Paas founded
HAUPA
with
the aim of providing high-quality tools for the requirements of the electrical trade.
HAUPA founder and CEO
Hans-Udo Paas
CEO
Jens-Ole Paas
It is unwise to pay too much, but it is unwise to pay too little. When
you pay too much, you lose a little money; that is all. When you pay
too little you sometimes lose everything. Because the thing you bought
was incapable of doing the thing you bought it to do. The common law
of business balance prohibits paying a little and getting a lot. It cannot
be done. If you deal with the lowest bidder, it is well to add something
for the risk you run and if you do that, you will have enough to pay for
something better.
John Ruskin
English social reformer 1819 – 1900
