In-house
CNC Turning
Bar and tube work including sliding-headstock turning: bushings, caps, inserts, shafts, knurled and threaded features.
±0.0005 in. (0.013 mm) routine · ANPT/NPT to ASME B1.20.1 · knurling
The factory · Binh Duong, Vietnam
A small, family-run plant in Binh Duong Province.
Founded 2012. Family-held, single owner, no multinational parent behind us — you deal directly with the person who runs the floor.
01 — Who we are
Founded 2012. Still run by the person who founded it.
We are small on purpose and small in fact. Here is what that buys you, and what it costs you — we would rather you weigh both before you send a drawing.
What being small buys you
Direct access
You deal with the owner and the plant, not a layer of account managers between you and a decision.
Flexibility
We can shift a production schedule or run a smaller pilot batch without three levels of internal approval.
One phone call reaches the floor
If something needs to change on a running job, the person who can change it is reachable directly.
What it costs you
No multinational balance sheet
If that is a hard requirement for your approved-vendor list, we are not the right fit yet, and we would rather say so now.
Certification still in progress
ISO 9001 is not yet issued. See quality & inspection for exactly what we can send today instead.
We are still building our track record with US OEM buyers
Early relationships with us won't come with years of case studies behind them. They will come with the owner answering your questions directly.
02 — What we run ourselves
Five processes, under one roof.
In-house means our machines, our people, our scrap. Every card below is a process we actually run, not one we broker.
In-house · our plant, our equipment
In-house
CNC Milling
Secondary machining on castings and blanks — datum faces, bores, pockets and tapped holes held to geometric tolerance.
±0.001 in. (0.025 mm) bores · GD&T to Ø0.003 in · 125 RMS
In-house
Die Casting
ADC12 aluminum and Zamak 3 zinc, from housings and bases to covers and lamp heads. Tooling designed, cut and maintained for the life of the part.
Tooling US$950–12,800 · MOQ from 5,000 pcs
In-house
Stamping
Sheet and strip parts — blanking, forming, piercing and coining. Brackets, washers, clips and plates, with tooling built in-house.
Progressive and compound dies · deburred, oiled, packed
In-house
Surface Finishing
Electroplating, anodizing, gold plating, zinc plating, RoHS trivalent chromate, powder coating with pad printing, and heat treatment.
96 h salt spray · RoHS conformance · cosmetic criteria to print
03 — What we coordinate for you
Six more processes, run through partners we manage.
We hold the drawing, the purchase order and the incoming inspection. The work itself happens at a partner's plant, not ours — we say so on every card.
Managed · audited partner network in Vietnam
Managed
Sand Casting
Brass and bronze bodies poured by a partner foundry we manage. We hold the pattern, the drawing and the PO, then machine, finish and gauge the casting in our own plant.
Casting managed · machining, finishing and thread gauging in-house
Managed
Aluminum Extrusion
Profile programs placed with a partner extruder. We hold the drawing, the purchase order and the incoming inspection.
Quoted as a managed program, not an in-house process
Managed
Injection Molding
Plastic parts and over-molded assemblies placed with a partner molder, so a mixed metal-and-plastic assembly still ships on one PO.
Quoted as a managed program, not an in-house process
Managed
Sheet Metal & Laser Cutting
Laser-cut, formed and welded fabrications placed with a partner shop and inspected to your drawing before it ships.
Quoted as a managed program, not an in-house process
Managed
Waterjet Cutting
Thick-plate and heat-sensitive profiles placed with a partner cutter when a part is wrong for laser or stamping.
Quoted as a managed program, not an in-house process
Managed
Rotational Molding
Hollow plastic bodies and tanks placed with a partner molder for programs that pair with our metal components.
Quoted as a managed program, not an in-house process
04 — Where we are
Binh Duong Province, close to the port.
Our plant sits in the industrial belt north of Ho Chi Minh City, close to the container port most of our FOB shipments move through.
That proximity keeps trucking short and inland transit predictable, which is part of what a lead time quote is built on. We haven't published exact distances or transit times — we would rather quote a lead time against your specific part and process than hand you a generic number.
05 — One program, start to finish
A die-cast base, quoted the way we would run it.
A real request for an aluminum die-cast base carrying 25 drilled and tapped holes. The customer and the drawing stay under NDA. Everything below is the plan we sent back with the quote: the tool, the fixtures, the finishing and the inspection.
- Cavities
- 1×2
- Two parts per shot from one die-casting tool
- Shots
- 80K
- Tool life we guarantee before any repair is on us
- Holes
- 25
- Drilled per part, every one gauged
- Per month
- 40K
- Capacity with four CNC fixture sets running
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Die cast
ADC12 aluminum from a two-cavity tool, parting line and ejector positions agreed with you before we cut steel.
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Drill & tap
25 holes per part on four dedicated CNC fixture sets, two parts per fixture.
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Deburr
Casting flash and drill burrs removed by hand at the bench.
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Magnetic finish
The whole part tumbled in a magnetic finisher, which reaches burrs inside small holes that a hand tool cannot.
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Clean & dry
Ultrasonic wash, then oven-dried, so no chips or coolant ride along in the carton.
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Pack
Bagged one by one, six to a layer, ten layers to a carton.
The inspection plan, written before the first shot.
Fourteen features, split by where the risk is. Everything is checked on the first article. Machined holes are checked on every part, because a drill can wander on any cycle. Cast features are checked every two hours, because they only move when the tool wears.
| Feature | Requirement | Method | When |
|---|---|---|---|
| Drilled holes, locating | Diameter ±0.10 mm, depth to minimum | Go/no-go pin gauge, caliper | First article + every part |
| Drilled holes, mounting | Diameter ±0.05 mm, depth to minimum | Go/no-go pin gauge, caliper | First article + every part |
| Cast heights and steps | ±0.10 mm | Caliper | First article + every 2 h |
| Flatness | 0.4 mm | Surface plate | First article + every 2 h |
| Cast bosses and bores | ±0.10 to ±0.20 mm | Caliper, dedicated fixture gauge | First article + every 2 h |
| Tapped holes | Thread size and full depth | Screw run-in to depth | First article + every 2 h |
06 — What the floor actually looks like
The floor, as it runs today.
No stock photography and no stand-ins. Every photograph is of our own floor, our own machines and our own parts, tidied and relit for the web.
07 — Come and see it
Walk the floor before you send a PO.
We are about 45 minutes by car from Tan Son Nhat International Airport (SGN). Send us your flight and we will pick you up at arrivals, walk you through every process on this page, and drive you back.
Can’t fly out yet? We will walk the floor with you on a live video call, on your schedule: the machines, the inspection bench, the packing line, and your part on the machine if it is already running. No slides, no edited footage.