In fields undergoing rapid change, such as food products with short life cycles and increasing diversification, as well as pharmaceuticals where manufacturing standards are becoming stricter, packaging processes are required to adapt with a high degree of flexibility. Meeting these needs is the technological capability and creativity that O-M MACHINERY takes pride in. The quick-change function, which allows for easy size changes, and the rotary take-out mechanism that enables high-speed, stable forming, both developed early by the Company, make a significant contribution to improving customer productivity.

OMK Ltd. was established in November 1977 through the spin-off of the casting division of the Shinji Plant of O-M Ltd. In March 2009, the Company acquired the machining division from O-M Giken. In April 2009, it replaced its conventional cupola furnace with a high-frequency induction furnace, thereby giving consideration to the global environment, improving the working environment, and enhancing productivity. Furthermore, in July 2011, the Company assumed the small machine tool business division from the Shinji Plant of O-M Ltd., building an integrated production system covering processes from raw materials to finished products.

OMTEC Ltd. operates a gas station established in 1973 and provides contracted cafeteria services for the Nagaoka Plant of O-M Ltd. The O-M Service Station positions itself as a “one-stop advisor for all vehicle-related needs,” placing the highest priority on customer satisfaction and conducting community-based operations. A full-scale ramen restaurant is also located on the premises, allowing customers to dine and take breaks.

At OMTEC, each employee places great importance on listening carefully to customer feedback. By providing services that meet and exceed customer expectations, we strive to further enhance customer satisfaction.