01
Program Review
OMI reviews part data, press requirements, material, tolerances, cosmetics, timing, and tooling assumptions before the mold path is framed.
World Leader of Zero Tolerance Plastic Injection Molds in 6 Weeks
One Source
Everything important stays in one tooling path.
From first quote review to final shipment approval, OMI keeps design, offshore build execution, sampling, inspection, and customer communication connected.
One Source
The all-around tooling package, without the handoff fog.
OMI brings the pieces together: product review, moldflow, tool design, China-based build oversight, production-condition sampling, inspection documentation, final teardown, and shipment preparation. Each phase feeds the next instead of disappearing into a separate sourcing lane. The result is a smoother offshore build process, helped by logistics partners and nearby tooling suppliers that keep critical resources close to the work instead of waiting on distant backorder channels.
25 mi
approximate radius for key suppliers and partner resources
Seamless
fewer sourcing delays between design, build, sampling, and release
Closed-loop tooling
Build feedback returns to design, sampling, and the next practical decision.
01Review
02Design
03Build
04Sample
05Inspect
06Ship
Build path
From product idea to production-ready mold.
The sequence is simple on purpose. OMI keeps each phase visible so the customer can approve the right decisions at the right time and receive a tool with fewer unknowns.
02
Moldflow & 3D Design
Design and moldflow review refine the tool concept, cooling approach, cavitation, steel decisions, and 3D design package for customer approval.
03
Tool Build & Assembly
Steel, components, machining, bench work, and assembly move through direct oversight by OMI's China-based team.
04
Sampling & FAI
Tools are sampled under production conditions with process sheets, first article inspection reports, and reviewable sample feedback.
05
Final Teardown & Release
The mold is disassembled, measured, reviewed by mold inspectors, reassembled, protected, and prepared for shipment after release.
Start the conversation
Put the schedule and proof points on the table early.
Bring OMI in early so the team can review timing, build assumptions, and expectations.