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This Hydraulic Press Machine Frame case study highlights how Vietnam Outsourcing (VNO) partnered with world-class manufacturers of hydraulic presses and automation systems to develop high-precision steel frames, beds, and crown weldments in Vietnam.
Our clients included two global leaders:
Both sought a cost-efficient, reliable manufacturing base in Vietnam to strengthen their global supply chain. VNO connected them with a dynamic Hanoi-based supplier experienced in heavy metal fabrication. With over 8 years of expertise in CNC machining, welding, coating, and assembly, this supplier became the trusted production partner for large Hydraulic Press Machine Frames and related components.
High-grade steel plates were sourced according to the client’s specifications to ensure strength and consistency.
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Steel blanks were cut and shaped into component parts using CNC cutting and milling equipment.
Each part was milled before welding to guarantee clean contact surfaces and accurate alignment.
Subcomponents were assembled and welded following detailed work instructions to maintain dimensional accuracy.
All oil tanks underwent internal inspections and surface cleaning before leak testing.
The assembled Hydraulic Press Machine Frame was precisely machined to meet the tolerance range defined in the engineering drawings.
Machined surfaces were deburred, smoothed, and inspected before moving to blasting and coating.
Sandblasting removed surface impurities, and industrial-grade paint was applied to ensure corrosion resistance.
Finally, each finished frame was carefully packed for sea transport and delivered on schedule.
The products are hydraulic press frames, which are very heavy and require precise positioning. It is essential to thoroughly review the product requirements in the drawings and develop an accurate machining process. During the implementation, several issues and challenges may arise:
Challenges
Errors in sequencing or machining processes can lead to incorrect positioning of critical assembly points, affecting the product’s functionality for the customer.
Solution:
Challenges
Incomplete removal of welding slag before leak testing, and the presence of holes or air bubbles in some weld points, resulting in undetected oil tank leakage.
Solution:
Cause:
Positional inaccuracies during machining result in measured values falling outside the tolerance range specified in the customer’s drawings.
Solution:
Consult with the customer regarding the impact of positional deviations on the assembly process to determine if the deviations are acceptable. Document the findings.
Verify the origin coordinate system according to the drawing requirements before machining to ensure the correct setup of the machining program. Recheck the positional coordinates before tapping
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Challenges
Visual Defects, Weld Appearance Defects
Solution:
After process optimization, the Hydraulic Press Machine Frame production achieved:
100% compliance with client drawings
Improved weld appearance and oil tank reliability
Reduced machining rework through better process sequencing
Consistent on-time delivery
The project’s success built long-term trust, leading to repeat orders and stronger collaboration between VNO and both international partners.
“The first production results were excellent and increased our confidence in Vietnam as a strategic supply base. VNO’s guidance helped us streamline quality and logistics.”
— Client’s Engineering Manager