Oryx Metal Industries LLC (OMI)'s state of the art manufacturing unit is located in Sohar and is spread over 32,000 square metres with 10,000 square metres dedicated solely to workshops with complete tooling and top of the range manufacturing machinery. OMI's yard promises to transform the landscape into one of the most prestigious metallurgic assembly and manufacturing industrial unit in the entire region.

The OMI manufacturing process follows three principal steps, including Design, Pre-Production & Preparation, and Production. Click here for more details pertaining to the OMI Manufacturing Process.

Design:

OMI uses latest 3D Software Applications to offer to clients a user friendly and completely defect free product. The 3D design is an engineering appliance that not only creates a competitive advantage but it also ensures that the design is infallible and free from unnoticed weaknesses. The software application calculates all different ratios (e.g., flexibility, torsion,flexion, and resistance) enabling OMI to manufacture high-end quality products that meet,and even exceed, customers' expectations.This software also allows OMI to cover products by a comprehensive 24 month warranty on all steel components and engineering defects,a move which has resulted in all major suppliers to extend their one year guarantee to meet OMI's complete warranty policy.

Pre-Production & Preparation:

During the pre-production stage, steel is transformed from geometric shapes before revolving into tankers and tippers. Direct order from the 3D design department is sent to the computerised CNC machineries to ensure that human error is minimised and that continuous workflow is established. These computerised CNC machineries also maintain higher output without compromising on the quality of the products.

Production:

Production processes follow stringent international standards and parameters for all processes including welding, assembly, blasting,painting, testing and finishing. For instance:

• Tankers manufacturing follows the United Nations(UN) ADR norms
• Welding procedures follow the AWS (American Welding Society)
• Steel specifications abide by the ASTM (American)and/or DIN (German) standards
• Sand blasting operations follow the SA Swedish norms
• Painting follows the ISO 12944 norms and/or SSPC (Steel Structure Painting Council)

Moreover, OMI adopts many environmental friendly procedures from painting to industrial waste management to help preserve the environment.