Distribution
Become a Hexagone dealer
We have manufactured since 1987 and we sell direct. Where we are not, we look for firms able to do both jobs: sell the machine, and repair it.
Two trades, not one
A Hexagone distributor is not a middleman taking a commission on the way through. They carry the machine in front of the customer, and they get it running again when it fails.
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The technical responsibility
This is the one that counts most, and the one we look at first. 96% of our robots are repairable on site — which still needs someone nearby who knows how.
- Commissioning and training the operators
- Diagnosis and repair from level 1 to level 3
- Stock of wear parts on your territory
- Remote maintenance with our team, from Argenteuil
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The commercial responsibility
Selling a Hexagone machine means explaining a ten-year running cost to a buyer who often thinks in single budget years. It is not a catalogue you leaf through.
- Prospecting the pools, stadiums and sports halls in your area
- On-site demonstrations, with machines we lend you
- Building financing cases and public tenders
- A defined territory, not an internal race
Hexa University
Learning the robotics trade
Nobody leaves school knowing how to repair a pool robot. Hexa University is the path we built so your technicians learn it with us, in Argenteuil, from the people who design the machines.
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Discovery
The range, the families, what each machine does and what it does not. You only sell well what you have watched working.
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Workshop
Stripping down and rebuilding, in the room, in Argenteuil. Motors, pumps, belts, boards: everything opens, and everything closes again.
03
Field
Call-outs alongside one of our regional technicians, in working facilities. Nothing replaces a full pool.
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Autonomy
Level 3: your technician diagnoses alone, orders parts and works under contract. We stay behind them, on remote maintenance.
Training is continuous, not a one-off: every new product and every firmware update brings a session. And your technicians keep a direct line to the workshop that built their machines.
Let us talk about your territory
Tell us where you are, what you sell today, and what technical team you have. A distribution is decided on those three points — the rest we discuss out loud.
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