NIEHOFF Brings 75 Years of Wire and Cable Machinery Expertise to Vietnam 2026
Meet NIEHOFF at Booth D09-D11 in Hanoi and explore wire drawing, annealing, bunching and cable production technology for ASEAN manufacturers.
Germany · Booth D09-D11
NIEHOFF will meet wire and cable manufacturers at Vietnam Wire & Cable Show 2026 as the German technology group marks 75 years of engineering expertise in the global industry.
Maschinenfabrik NIEHOFF will participate in Vietnam Wire & Cable Show 2026 from November 25–27 at VEC Hanoi City. Visitors can meet the company at Booth D09-D11 to discuss wire drawing, annealing, bunching, stranding and downstream production requirements.
Its participation comes during a particularly significant year for the company. Founded in Germany in 1951, NIEHOFF is celebrating its 75th anniversary in 2026 and continues to develop machinery and complete production concepts for non-ferrous wire and cable manufacturing.
| Exhibitor | Maschinenfabrik NIEHOFF |
|---|---|
| Country | Germany |
| Booth | D09-D11 |
| Show date | November 25–27, 2026 |
| Venue | VEC Hanoi City, Vietnam |
Production technology across the wire and cable value chain
NIEHOFF develops individual machines, complete production lines and turnkey concepts for wire and cable factories. Its portfolio covers rod breakdown, multiwire and single-wire drawing, continuous annealing, galvanic wire plating, bunching, stranding, take-up, coiling, braiding and rewinding.
These processes support the production of conductors and cable components for energy, automotive, electronics, telecommunications, transport and other infrastructure applications. The company also provides engineering, commissioning, modernization and lifecycle services designed to help manufacturers maintain productivity and process reliability throughout the operating life of their equipment.
According to NIEHOFF, the group employs around 1,300 people worldwide and operates an international production, sales and service network. Its Asian presence includes production and service operations in China and India, a sales and service center in Singapore, and a country representative in Vietnam.
Wire drawing and processing equipment images supplied with the NIEHOFF exhibitor profile.
Why efficient conductor production matters to ASEAN
ASEAN continues to attract manufacturing, infrastructure and digital-economy investment. ASEAN's official investment overview reports that regional foreign direct investment reached US$226 billion in 2024, with manufacturing and services representing the principal targets for announced greenfield projects.
For wire and cable producers in Vietnam and neighboring markets, this environment increases the importance of productivity, energy efficiency, material utilization and stable process quality. Modern drawing and bunching technology can help manufacturers respond to these requirements while preparing for more demanding conductor specifications.
A continuing technical connection with Vietnam
NIEHOFF Singapore contributed to the professional program of the 2025 Vietnam exhibition. Han Chong Kee, Sales Manager, presented Wire Drawing & Bunching - Latest Machinery Innovations during the technical seminar in Ho Chi Minh City.
The company's return for the 2026 Hanoi edition gives manufacturers another opportunity to discuss production planning and equipment modernization with a supplier that combines German engineering with an established Asian sales and service presence.
What visitors can discuss at Booth D09-D11
- Rod breakdown and multiwire drawing technology.
- Continuous annealing and wire-quality control.
- Bunching and stranding for conductor and cable production.
- Take-up, coiling, braiding and rewinding systems.
- Factory engineering and integrated production lines.
- Modernization, maintenance and lifecycle support.
Further information
Company facts and product information are available from the official NIEHOFF website. Regional investment context is based on the ASEAN investment overview.
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