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Our engineering team is always ready to consult, custom-design, and manufacture optimal automation solutions for your business.
Headquarters & Factory
No. 12, Lane 115 Dinh Cong, Hoang Mai District, Hanoi, Vietnam
Working Hours
Mon – Sat: 08:00 – 17:30
Sunday: Emergency Support
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Hasy Industries Location
Visiting Guidance: For factory tours or machinery testing, please schedule in advance via Hotline +84 989 919 486.
Why Choose Hasy Industries?
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Top Engineering Experts
Led by professors and engineers from Hanoi University of Science and Technology with 12+ years of R&D experience.
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Customized Tailor-Made Solutions
Engineered precisely to match your factory layout, production output, and investment budget.
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Dedicated Long-term Support
Full technology transfer, on-site operational training, and lifetime maintenance with domestic spare parts.
DISCOVERY & RFQ CONSULTATION
Frequently Asked Questions on Plant Surveys & Technical RFQs
Key facts regarding complimentary site survey policies, proposal turnaround times, and preliminary technical scoping.
Is there any charge for preliminary plant surveys and technical consultation?
No, initial plant surveys are 100% complimentary. HASY chief mechanical and automation engineers conduct on-site walk-throughs across manufacturing industrial clusters in Northern Vietnam to assess floor bottlenecks and line layouts without consultation fees.
How long does it take to receive a 3D Concept proposal and commercial quotation?
Typically within 5 to 7 business days following our technical discovery survey, our R&D team delivers a preliminary 3D concept layout, cycle-time feasibility study, and an itemized commercial quotation.
What preliminary data should a manufacturing plant prepare before contacting HASY?
To streamline initial technical assessment, please have ready: (1) Product dimensional drawings or physical samples; (2) Target throughput requirements (units/minute or units/shift); (3) Floor space boundary constraints; and (4) Video documentation of the existing manual bottleneck process.