Case Studies

Unilever recently launched its T.O by Lipton tea machine and capsule range in France. Omega Plastics supported the project with prototype tooling and electromechanical assembly.

Following challenges with firms in China and Korea, Andrew Brooks – Owner of Pocket Enterprises, approached Omega Plastics in 2015 with a unique idea and product that could tackle…

After hitting upon a solution to one of life’s irksome problems, inventor Kevin Jabou turned to Omega Plastics Group to help refine his product to make it feasible and affordable to a larger audience.

With an aim to stop cold draughts and reduce energy bills, Sally Phillips launched her business in 2012 with a product made purely from kitchen utensils and wool.

Established in 1975, IM Kelly Automotive are a centre of excellence for automotive, rail and aerospace leather interior trim in the UK.

We were approached by Vert Rotors early 2015 with a project focused on a metal replacement program - aiming to reduce cost and weight while improving overall product performance.

As well as millions of other people around the world – Michael Pritchard, Founder-Inventor of LIFESAVER® systems ltd, witnessed the disasters of the Tsunami & Hurricane Katrina in 2004/2005, and recognised the problems faced by the International aid agencies in supplying safe drinking water to disaster zones.

Stale air, strong odours, condensation & excess dust, toxins and heat in a vehicle create a severely degraded working environment.

Omega Plastics worked with Handsome Ltd. to bring the hand operated back massager used to relieve and prevent future back pain, one from the range of consumer medical devices available across a number of Boots stores throughout the country.

Advanced Surgical Concepts (ASC) approached Omega plastics with a medical device product that other moulding and design companies were unable to tool.

First approached back in 2013 with an alternative project, London based company, Patrona re-engaged with Omega in 2015 to help with the design and manufacture of their new product which was to be launched along with their distribution company Activ8.

Improving the already prestigious and well adopted Lynx deodorant alongside so many challenging constraints, the key to a successful partnership?

Following earlier success for Omega and Unilever, the development of another spray can device was upon both companies to deliver, this time for a female orientated product.

Endomondo and Omega worked in partnership to design and manufacture a suit of tooling for a protective mobile phone case used by bikers during training and endurance events.