Repair. Refurbish. Return to work.

OMB publishes repair, refurbishment and on-site maintenance capability alongside its fabrication and material-handling range.

Existing equipment

A repair route
before replacement.

When a drum lifter, tank or fabricated item already exists, the first question may not be “what do I buy?” but “can this be repaired or refurbished?” OMB’s published scope includes both workshop repair and on-site maintenance support.

01

Show the condition

Send clear photos of the complete item and close-ups of wear, damage or failure points.

02

Explain the duty

Describe what the equipment handles, how often it operates and what changed before the problem appeared.

03

Confirm the route

OMB can discuss whether the requirement is suited to repair, refurbishment, site work or replacement.

Useful repair enquiries include photos, dimensions, equipment type and failure description—not just a product name.

Published repair scope

From attachments to fabricated items.

DL

Drum lifters

The current OMB site shows before-and-after refurbishment work on drum lifter equipment.

TK

Steel tanks

OMB publishes refurbishment examples for stainless steel tanks and tanker-related work.

MH

Handling equipment

Repairs are published as part of the wider forklift attachment and material-handling offering.

OS

On-site maintenance

OMB’s current service scope explicitly includes on-site engineering and maintenance support.

Send photos before you scrap it.

Give OMB enough context to discuss a practical repair or refurbishment route.

Send a repair brief