For vendors
For Vendors Selling to 5-Axis Shops in Vietnam
Material, tooling, machines, finishing and logistics. We name vendors in our guides where the technical context calls for it. Placement is not for sale.
The five groups we write about
These are the vendors a 5-axis shop in Vietnam actually depends on week to week.
Material and blanks
Aluminium, stainless, tool steel, titanium and copper, cut to size, with material certificates. Local stock matters more than catalogue range because it decides whether a shop waits on an import.
Cutting tools and holders
Carbide tooling for stainless and titanium, HSK and BT holders, and the distributors who actually hold them in Vietnam. Shops choose on stock, lead time and whether someone will come to the floor.
Machines and 5-axis accessories
Machine dealers, A and C axis rotary tables, zero-point workholding, probing and CAM. Bought on an investment cycle, so real case examples count.
Finishing and measurement
Anodising, heat treatment, plating, coating, polishing, and outside CMM or scanning services.
Logistics and customs
Forwarders who handle high value machined goods, origin declarations, and DAP or DDP moves.
How a vendor gets named
- The guide is about a problem your product solves. A tooling vendor belongs in a piece about cutting titanium, not in one about payment terms.
- What we write has to be checkable: stock location, real lead time, technical support, a published spec.
- You sell into Vietnam, or you deliver into Vietnam inside a lead time shops will accept.
- Named once, without a rank, and without a claim we cannot verify.
What we do not sell
- We do not sell placement, position or a sponsored slot.
- We do not rank vendors by budget.
- We do not publish a vendor claim we cannot verify.
- We do not pass shop contact lists to vendors.
Send your vendor profile
Specifics are what make a mention useful to the shop reading it.
Questions vendors ask
Can I pay to be listed or ranked?
No. Placement is not sold and there is no paid ranking. A vendor is named in a guide only where the technical context genuinely calls for it.
What do you want from a vendor?
Specifics: what you stock in Vietnam, real lead times from local stock, whether you support the shop floor in Vietnamese, and what you cannot supply. That is what makes a mention useful to a shop rather than an advert.
Do you sell the shop list?
No. We do not sell contact lists. Where an introduction makes sense we ask the shop first.