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OMP
Technologies is ready to approach any engineering challenge,
ranging from a single
component, up to an entire system assembly |
With the latest in
computer systems and CAD software, along with highly trained design engineers,
we
can provide highly innovative solutions for any project.
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Our modern
design equipment includes the most efficient computers teamed with
updated CAD/CAM systems. These applications have
the capability of importing industry standard drawing files in the IGES and
DXF formats. Furthermore, our systems are capable of interpreting
two-dimensional and three-dimensional solid models designed in the the UNIX-based CAD systems
used by our customers.
We further share our expertise with our
customers in the area of value engineering.
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The experience
OMP holds in engineering and design
has been
cultivated finely through its long history
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In the 1980s, our involvement was central to the development of
products for the commercial industry.
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In the early nineties, OMP became heavily involved in the military sector
and began the direct, electronic exchange of CAD drawings with our customers in
lieu of conventional blueprints.
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Our customers approached us with newly
designed solid models from their research and design team. In previous
projects, their engineers found it time consuming to request their
drafting department to release blueprints for their new projects.
Thus, we solved this problem by corresponding with the engineers directly by
loading their solid models directly into our in-house CAD/CAM systems. At the same time, OMP provided technical support
to our customers to allow them to carry out any revisions to the design.
The
implementation of this process significantly reduced lead times required
to complete the final product. This system of file transfer and
manufacturing has been applied on several aerospace and military programs.
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Our performance has
proven that we have the equipment and technical
expertise necessary
to handle the most challenging designs in the
aerospace, avionics, military, telecommunications,
and commercial industries. |
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