
OMO – One-Man-Operator Concept
OMO – One-Man-Operator Concept
The One-Man-Operator (OMO) concept is an innovative approach to significantly boost the efficiency and productivity of your conformal coating line. With just one operator and a fully automated pallet return system, manual workload is greatly reduced, while production quality and process consistency are significantly improved.
This concept is ideal for high-throughput SMT manufacturing and offers a cost-efficient solution to lower production costs and reduce material consumption.
What is Conformal Coating?
Conformal coating is a thin protective layer applied on the surface of PCBA to shield them from environmental influences such as moisture, dust and corrosion. This coating is typically applied using an automatic selective coating machine, which ensures high precision and repeatability.
Why a Modern Coating Line Improves Your SMT Production
Conformal coating extends the lifespan of PCBAs and improves reliability. In SMT production, automated coating machines enable consistent and uniform coatings, ensuring higher product quality and fewer production failures.
One-Man-Operator Concept: The Key to Coating Line Automation
The One-Man-Operator Concept (OMO) optimizes production flow through automation. With an automatic pallet return system and minimal personnel requirements, coating lines can be operated more efficiently and cost-effectively. This concept requires only one operator and significantly reduces the need for human resources, while simultaneously boosting productivity and quality.
Coating Line Workflow with the OMO Concept
The One-Man-Operator Concept (OMO) revolutionizes SMT conformal coating lines by automating and simplifying the entire production process. Labor effort is drastically reduced, as only one operator is needed to monitor the complete process. The OMO concept enables continuous production and ensures higher quality and efficiency. Below is an explanation of the process step by step:
Advantages of the One-Man-Operator Concept:
OMO Half Line vs Full Line

The OMO Half Line, with 10 to 15 pallets, provides an ideal solution for small to medium production volumes. It enables high flexibility with lower initial investment.
The OMO Full Line accommodates 25 to 30 pallets and is designed for large-scale production environments where capacity and efficiency need to be fully maximized. Both options offer clear cost advantages and improved quality.
The OMO Half Line, with 10 to 15 pallets, provides an ideal solution for small to medium production volumes. It enables high flexibility with lower initial investment.
The OMO Full Line accommodates 25 to 30 pallets and is designed for large-scale production environments where capacity and efficiency need to be fully maximized. Both options offer clear cost advantages and improved quality.

Why the OMO Concept Is the Future of SMT Conformal Coating
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Cost Efficiency: Achieved through minimal manual input and optimized efficiency.
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Flexibility: The OMO concept easily adapts to various production demands, suitable for both high-mix and high-volume manufacturing.
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Improved Product Quality: Thanks to the automated process, your production achieves consistently high coating quality, increasing the overall quality of units.
Optimized Conformal Coating: Our Complete Solution for Your Production
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