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8 Best Hydraulic and Pneumatic Equipment Suppliers in Singapore (2026)

Eight hydraulic and pneumatic equipment suppliers in Singapore: hose assembly, cylinder and pump repair, fittings, valves and pneumatics, plus buying tips.

By: Amir Wahab
Edited by: Amir Wahab
Published: 13 Oct 2026
Reading time: 6 min read

A technician assembling a hydraulic hose fitting at a clean workbench

A broken hose or a failed cylinder can halt a machine, and finding the right supplier is rarely obvious. This guide gathers eight Singapore companies that publish hydraulic or pneumatic supply, hose, repair or service offerings on their own websites. Some are counter-style stockists, others are workshops that overhaul cylinders, pumps and valves, and one concentrates on pneumatics. Descriptions come from what each business says about itself, so treat them as a starting point. Check the stated range, repair scope and opening hours before you travel or place an order. Pump-focused suppliers are covered separately in our industrial pump guide. The list follows no ranking, and every entry links to its own site.

1. Able H&P (Able Hydraulic & Industrial Supply)

Able H&P says it has supplied hydraulic and pneumatic components since 1982, and its site, dated 2026, lists a main office at T-Space in Tampines plus a branch in Ubi. The product page names the brands it stocks, covering Parker hose and fittings, European-standard pneumatic valves and push-in fittings, quick couplings, compression tube fittings, hose clamps and pressure gauges, along with nylon, polyurethane and steel tubing. Its services page lists hose assembly, tube bending, pressure testing for hydraulic hoses and pressure gauge calibration. The contact page publishes weekday and Saturday-morning hours and mentions walk-ins, which suits buyers who would rather collect parts or have a hose made up in person than order remotely.

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2. Sunway Marketing (Sunflex)

Sunway Marketing trades online as Sunflex, and its 2026-dated site lists product groups for hoses, instrumentation, fittings and accessories, machinery and a few equipment brands. Hydraulic hoses and fittings are the part most relevant here. The homepage advertises a mobile service team and gives a call number, and the contact page describes a main office in Senoko and a branch off Gul Street in Tuas, each with its own telephone line. Its enquiry form lets visitors choose categories such as industrial product, instrumentation or offshore and marine. Because the company also sells machinery, it feels more like a broad industrial distributor than a hydraulics specialist, so ask the sales team what is stocked locally.

Senoko and Tuas
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3. SG Asia Hydraulics

SG Asia Hydraulics presents itself as a hydraulic systems and services business for marine, offshore and industrial customers, with a 2026-dated site. Its services pages describe cylinder overhaul, including honing and rechroming, custom hydraulic power units, and repair of pumps, motors and valves. For this list the hose section matters most: the site says it inspects and specifies hoses, fabricates and crimps them, pressure-tests them and fits replacements either in its workshop or on site. A parts page and an enquiry form with options for hose fabrication, cylinder repair and parts requests make it straightforward to describe the job. The site lists a main office near Pioneer and a separate workshop at Tuas South, with weekday and Saturday-morning hours.

Pioneer and Tuas South
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4. Global Hydraulics (GHPL)

Global Hydraulics Pte Ltd, known as GHPL, states on its site that it was founded in 2008 and carries out its work from a site in Jurong. Its pages concentrate on heavy equipment: hydraulic repair and servicing for cranes, winches, deck machinery, boat-handling systems and drilling equipment, including pump, motor and control valve repair, power-pack overhaul, flushing and hose integrity management. It also describes design and fabrication work and lists a stockist and dealer page and rental equipment. The company says it serves offshore, marine and oil and gas clients, so it is likelier to suit vessel owners and industrial operators than someone after a single off-the-shelf hose. Its 2025-dated site publishes an office telephone and an email address for enquiries.

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5. GHE Technologies

GHE Technologies belongs to the SE Global Group and runs a hydraulic component repair business from an office and workshop in Tuas South. Its services page, on a 2026-dated site, describes diagnosing and troubleshooting faults, repairing and servicing, and testing on two in-house test rigs. The components it lists are main and swing pumps, swing and travel motors, cylinders, control valves and hydraulic power packs, and its parent group describes its wider business as construction equipment services. The company also says it offers island-wide on-site repair and states that it insists on original parts. The contact page publishes an office line, an email address and mobile numbers for two named contacts. This is a repair house rather than a hose or fitting retailer.

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6. 3V Control & Technology

3V Control & Technology says on its homepage that it specialises in hydraulic and pneumatic equipment and systems, and its published services centre on hydraulics. These are repair and servicing of cylinders, pumps, valves and motors, on-site breakdown troubleshooting and testing, designing and installing custom hydraulic systems, and modifying equipment to a customer's needs. Its enquiry form offers hydraulic repairs, hydraulic components, modifications and on-site service as choices. The contact page publishes an email address, a telephone number that doubles as its WhatsApp line, and weekday and Saturday-morning opening hours at a unit in Tuas. The site's footer carries an older copyright year, so confirm current services directly, particularly if your need is pneumatic work.

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7. TenaxPlus Solutions

TenaxPlus Solutions describes itself as a Singapore supplier working with Parker since 2018, and its homepage promotes Parker hydraulic products and parts in one place, with a shop link and a product catalogue. It is the clearest brand-focused option on this list: customers who already know they need Parker components can approach a distributor-style business rather than a general workshop. Its About section mentions drivers, motors and precision components, so ask which hydraulic lines are held in stock. The company's address is a unit on Tuas South Avenue 5, and the site publishes a general contact email, a second email and a telephone number. The website was updated in 2026 according to its sitemap, although its footer shows 2018.

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8. Antec Engineering

Antec Engineering describes itself as an official Festo distributor since 2013, which makes it a useful stop for pneumatics rather than hydraulics. Its site presents Festo product categories such as vacuum equipment, solenoid valves, linear actuators and profile cylinders, along with a machine vision section and an online shop. A walk-in sales counter sits at Pioneer Junction in Jurong, which the site describes as a short walk from Pioneer MRT station. The contact page publishes a hotline, a WhatsApp number and a sales email. Its sitemap was updated in 2025, though the footer still shows an older copyright year, so check stock and range with the team. It does not mention hydraulic hoses or hose assembly.

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How to choose

Decide first whether the job is hydraulic, pneumatic or both. Several firms here specialise in hydraulic repair or heavy marine equipment, while others stock pneumatic valves and fittings. Describe the machine, the component and the fluid or air pressure involved when you enquire, and ask the supplier to confirm in writing that it handles that exact work.
Check whether you need a component, a made-up hose or a repair. Some suppliers sell parts over the counter, others fabricate and pressure-test hose assemblies, and others overhaul cylinders, pumps and motors in a workshop. Ask which of these the company does in-house and which it sends elsewhere, since subcontracting can change timing and who is accountable.
Ask about brands, specifications and replacement parts. If your equipment uses a particular manufacturer's fittings, hose standard or valve series, confirm the supplier carries them or an accepted equivalent. Bring the part number, a photograph or the old component, and ask how the supplier checks that the replacement matches pressure ratings and thread types.
If equipment has failed on site, ask whether the company offers on-site breakdown service and what its published contact hours are. Some list a mobile team or on-site troubleshooting; others work only from a workshop. Confirm response arrangements, how the site visit is quoted and whether a call-out leads to a repair estimate before work starts.
Request a written quotation that lists parts, labour, testing and any approvals or certificates you need. Where a company says it holds a registration or certification, ask for the details and verify them with the issuing body. Also ask what test or inspection record you will receive after hose assembly or repair work is completed.

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Published 13 Oct 2026. No changes recorded since.

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Amir Wahab

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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.

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