The service centre features a professionally designed modular fit-out that reflects the evolution of the Hydraulink brand, whilst retaining the company’s distinctive yellow and black livery. Internally the new centre is sleek and modern, with clean lines and minimal clutter.

 

The new brand look will be replicated in all future franchise offerings, while the ‘man in van’ offer will feature the redesigned livery and internal workshop fit-out of the fully equipped mobile units.

 

“Hydraulink owes its success in Queensland to our professional distribution network and we are proud of the growth we have achieved with our partners over the years,” says the state’s general manager Martin Smith. “Now we are looking forward to rolling out the new franchise network, which will complement the existing distributor network and allow growth in areas where old style centres are located.

 

“Expanding the network will allow Hydraulink to work with people that bring in fresh ideas, energy and enthusiasm to the company, as well as standardisation to customer experience. The expansion will allow Hydraulink to achieve the critical mass needed to effectively target more national clients and the resources sector,” he said.