Find the right starting point.

Start with what the job needs to achieve. OMB’s product and fabrication range becomes much easier to navigate when it is organised around the task instead of a long catalogue.

Solution Finder

What needs to happen?

Use the selector to identify the most relevant OMB product family or capability. Then send the real load, dimensions and operating details so suitability can be confirmed.

A practical starting point
Handle drums with less manual intervention

Start with OMB’s drum-handling range when the job involves lifting, moving or controlled decanting of drums.

Primary matchDrum lifters
Also considerDrum decanter / tilter
What OMB needs from youConfirm drum material, size, mass and handling method.

This is an orientation tool, not a technical approval or capacity calculation. Final suitability depends on the load, equipment, duty cycle and site requirements.

What to send

Better inputs.
Better conversation.

A short, useful brief beats a page of search terms. These details help OMB understand the actual engineering requirement.

01

Load or material

What is being handled? Include mass, density, size and whether it is loose, palletised, liquid or contained.

02

Existing equipment

Forklift or crane model, rated capacity, fork dimensions and any known attachment constraints.

03

Movement

Lift height, reach, tip direction, travel path, access limitations and how often the task occurs.

04

Dimensions

Overall dimensions, interfaces, clearances and any drawing or sketch already available.

05

Environment

Indoor or outdoor use, corrosion exposure, finish preferences and relevant site requirements.

06

Photos

For repairs or awkward retrofits, photos of the equipment and failure area can make the first discussion much more precise.

The finder creates a shortlist. Final equipment suitability depends on real load, machine and site information.

Ready to narrow it down?

Send your project details to Mariska and the OMB team.

Build an enquiry