What Industro International makes

Industro International is a North Salt Lake, Utah tool company that sells a broad aftermarket range under the Industro brand. Its catalog spans hand tools (screwdrivers, hammers, hex keys, wire strippers, utility knives), mechanics and automotive specialty tools (sockets, combination and torque wrenches, ratchet handles, extractors, tap and die sets, hose repair, diagnostic tools), power tools, plumbing tools (pipe wrenches, tubing benders and cutters, flaring tools), work and vehicle lighting, tool storage and shop equipment, safety gear, and transport accessories such as cable ties, tie-down straps, winches, and wheel covers. The brand tagline is "step up to innovation."

The product line reads as an aftermarket accessories and tools assortment aimed at automotive, DIY, and light-industrial buyers rather than a manufactured component sold into vehicle assembly. Industro-branded tools carry an Industro Limited Lifetime Warranty against defects in workmanship and materials, and the brand is carried in retail: The Home Depot's catalog includes an Industro International limited lifetime warranty document for its tools.

Ownership and history

Industro International is a privately held company based in North Salt Lake, Utah, founded around 2012 per business directories. It operates alongside an affiliated entity, Newcorp International, at the same North Salt Lake location and phone number; Joe Newell is listed as the company's chief executive. The company has not published a corporate history or an About page on its own site, so its founding date and ownership arrangement come from third-party directories rather than company disclosures.

The company's footprint is small. Directory estimates place it in a 1 to 4 employee band with roughly $1.4 million in annual revenue, figures that are modeled by data brokers rather than reported, so they are best read as a signal of a small, focused distributor rather than as audited numbers. Its business is importing and distributing branded tools and accessories rather than manufacturing them domestically.

Association and market position

Industro International is a member of MEMA, the Motor and Equipment Manufacturers Association, and appears on MEMA Aftermarket Suppliers directories and the AftermarketNews buyers guide. The MEMA listing describes a wide product set including electrical connectors and wire, exterior and work lighting, hand and power tools, shop equipment such as presses and lifts, specialty and tire-service tools, tool storage, welding supplies, and wiper blades. That association places it in the automotive aftermarket tools and equipment channel that serves repair shops, retailers, and tier suppliers in the service segment. For buyers weighing nearshoring and tariff exposure on tool and accessory lines, its sourcing pattern below is the most concrete evidence available.

Sourcing evidence

Industro International's US import record is modest and consistent with a small branded-tool distributor: 42 sea shipments on record since November 2015, at about 1.09 TEU per shipment, with the most recent shipment logged May 26, 2026. The tool-relevant bills of lading point to a Taiwan-and-China supply base:

The largest named source, an Industro-branded supplier in Taiwan, ships the core mechanics tools (gear wrenches, impact sockets, tie-down straps), while the China suppliers cover accessories and hardware. Cumulative ocean shipping spend is estimated at roughly $106,000 across the covered records, an order-of-magnitude figure rather than an audited one.

Coverage caveats matter more than usual here. These are US ocean-freight records only, so air, truck, and rail movements do not appear. The public aggregate record for the "Industro International" name is also mixed with unrelated co-shipper and notify-party entries, and the record notes the name importing under multiple aliases and addresses, so only the clearly tool-related supplier lines are reported above. Product categories come from declared manifest codes, which are noisy. Absence of a record is not evidence of absence.

Frequently asked questions

What does Industro International make?

Industro International sells aftermarket tools and accessories under the Industro brand, including hand tools, mechanics and automotive specialty tools, power tools, plumbing tools, work and vehicle lighting, tool storage, shop equipment, and safety and transport accessories. It is a distributor of branded tools rather than a vehicle-component manufacturer.

Who owns Industro International?

Industro International is a privately held company in North Salt Lake, Utah, founded around 2012 per business directories. It operates alongside an affiliated entity, Newcorp International, at the same address, with Joe Newell listed as chief executive. The company does not publish its ownership details on its own site.

Where is Industro International located?

Industro International is based in North Salt Lake, Utah 84054. US customs records list a consignee address at 166 E Center St, and business directories list a corporate office at 905 N Main St, both in North Salt Lake. Its published phone number is 801-294-3110.

Is Industro International a MEMA member?

Yes. Industro International is listed among MEMA Aftermarket Suppliers and appears on the AftermarketNews buyers guide, in the automotive aftermarket tools and equipment category. MEMA is the Motor and Equipment Manufacturers Association.

Where does Industro International source its tools?

Its US import records point to a Taiwan-and-China supply base. The largest named supplier is an Industro-branded source in Taiwan that ships core mechanics tools such as gear wrenches and impact sockets, with additional China suppliers covering accessories and hardware. The record shows 42 sea shipments since 2015, most recently in May 2026.

Do Industro tools have a warranty?

Industro-branded tools carry an Industro Limited Lifetime Warranty covering defects in workmanship and materials for the original purchaser, excluding abuse, normal wear, and expendable parts such as batteries, bits, and blades. The Home Depot catalog includes an Industro International limited lifetime warranty document for its tools.

Last verified September 27, 2026. Is this your company? Request a correction.