Tay Ninh

PEACE-LON VIETNAM COMPANY LIMITED

Peace-Lon is a brand of Heiwa Sangyo Co., Ltd., a Japanese company that has manufactured self-lubricating oil-impregnated plain bearings and sintered mechanical parts utilizing powder metallurgy and sintering technology since its establishment in 1961. Peace-Lon specializes primarily in small self-lubricating oil-impregnated plain bearings with diameters ranging from approximately 0.5 to 22 mm, which are used in motors, automobiles, home appliances, office automation equipment, and various precision mechanisms for shaft support and maintaining stable operation. With over 60 types of raw materials, we can develop materials and propose combinations tailored to the specific requirements of each application, such as low noise, high load capacity, wear resistance, oil leakage prevention, and high-temperature environment compatibility. By consistently performing all processes from raw material selection and mixing, mold design, compaction, sintering, sizing, and oil impregnation to final inspection, we propose optimal bearing specifications according to load, speed, PV value, operating temperature, and required lifespan. Furthermore, Peace-Lon is expanding its overseas production and sales system. In Vietnam, its fifth factory has been established at Lot C8b-2, Ngang 4 Street, Phu An Thanh Industrial Park, Ben Luc, Tay Ninh Province, Vietnam, strengthening the supply system for self-lubricating oil-impregnated plain bearings and sintered parts for customers in the Southeast Asian region.

Ho Chi Minh

RHYTHM VIETNAM （SAIGON) CO., LTD.

• Drawing metal press die designing
• Progressive die designing (auto)
• Progressive die designing (light electrical)

One stop services from tooling progressive dies, mass production of metal stamping parts, through heat treatment, electro plating, over-molded parts and solenoid coils. There are a series of machine tools, Presses, Plating lines (barrel and reel-to-reel), Vertical injection molding machines and Semi-auto winding machines, we have long experiences of progressive stamping parts as terminals, deep-drawing parts and lamination cores, over-molded parts as Solenoid coils.