One supplier between your drawing and a machine shop in Vietnam

Why this exists

Buying machined parts from Vietnam directly means finding shops, judging machine lists you cannot see, agreeing terms in a second language and carrying the risk yourself. Most engineering teams do not have a month for that, and the ones that try usually learn the expensive lessons on a live order.

The other option is a global platform where your part is routed to whichever country has capacity. Convenient, and nobody is standing on the floor where your parts are running.

We sit in between and stay deliberately narrow: Vietnam only, machining only, one order at a time, with someone who goes to the shop.

Yes, we are a trading company

We buy machining from shops in Vietnam and sell finished parts to you. That makes us a trading company, and we would rather write it plainly than dress it up, because the word is only a problem when a supplier hides it.

What separates a useful trading company from a pure middleman is what happens between the purchase order and the shipment. A middleman forwards your drawing and waits. We audit the shop before it sees your work, read the drawing before it is placed, stand on the floor while it runs, measure the parts before they are packed and answer for them afterwards. That management is the product you are actually buying.

What we take on

• The quoteAn engineer reads your drawing and prices it, with the one or two changes that would take real cost out of the part.
• The orderOne purchase order to us, one invoice, one contact. You do not open a vendor account with a machine shop.
• The choice of shopBy process, material, part size, quantity and the measurement equipment your tolerance needs.
• The productionWe are on the floor while your parts run, and you get progress in writing rather than silence.
• The inspectionParts are measured against your drawing before packing, and the report ships with them.
• The consequenceIf a part is wrong it is ours to fix, not yours to chase across a border.

What we are not

• Not a factoryWe own no machines and we will never show you someone else's floor as ours.
• Not a brokerA broker passes your enquiry on and takes a cut of the introduction. We buy the machining, sell you the parts and carry the order. Different job, different risk.
• Not a global platformVietnam only. If your part belongs somewhere else, we would rather say so than route it.
• Not certifiedvncnc holds no quality certification. We publish the audit checklist we hold shops to instead, and the inspection report travels with your parts.

How we make money

On the difference between what you pay us and what we pay the shop. There is no quoting fee, no engineering charge for the DFM notes and nothing added at the end. The price on the quote is the price on the invoice.

That model has a bias worth naming: we earn when an order runs cleanly and we lose when it goes wrong, so we have every reason to turn away a part that does not suit this country and none at all to talk you into one.

What we will not claim

No client counts, no network size, no years in business, no certifications and no testimonials appear anywhere on this site, because we have not earned the right to print them yet. When there is something real to show, it will be shown with the evidence attached.

Where we are

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Work happens by email, in English and Vietnamese. There is no phone number on this site on purpose: a written record protects both sides when a tolerance or a date is disputed.

Buyers write to sales at vncnc.com. Machine shops write to partner at vncnc.com. Both get an answer within 24 business hours.