OMSA at Electra Mining
September 2006
News
The OMSA group of companies will be exhibiting at Electra Mining taking place 11-15 September 2006 at the National Exhibition Centre (NASREC), Johannesburg.
The group comprises OMSA Valves and Instrumentation, and Operational Marketing, specialists in valves and instrumentation, and filters and lubrication systems, respectively.
OMSA Valves and Instrumentation supplies valves, process instrumentation, control systems and associated products which serve a variety of specialised industries. Operational Marketing designs, manufactures, supplies and maintains oil circulation and grease lubrication systems for various operations within the mineral and metal extraction sectors. Operational Marketing specialises in concentrator mill installations.
All systems and products on show by the OMSA group of companies have been used successfully in applications in southern Africa and beyond. Industries serviced are chemical, metallurgical, petrochemical, pharmaceutical, food and biotechnology.
The group has established itself as a leader in the supply of safe, reliable and sustainable solutions to process problems. The OMSA group has a dedicated product support team, has online calibration facilities in-house, and offers free in-situ testing and a highly experienced in-house design team.
The OMSA group of companies has built its business based on its reputation of service delivery, attention to client requirements and its ability to build long-lasting relationships with its customers.
OMSA has recently acquired the Dr Leye analytical water purity agency.
The group has also acquired the Magnom, Filtertechnik, and Airpel agencies recently, and has appointed a dedicated Praher product specialist.
The group also represents: Delimon; Farval; Abnox; Stiemel; SEIM; Mahle; Gemü; Interapp; Honsberg; Kuebler and Flowmetrix.
The OMSA Group of companies can be found at Hall 6, Stands G10 and H13 at Electra Mining.
For more information contact Roger Kuch, OMSA, +27 (0) 11 793 7421, [email protected]
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