With multiple manufacturing facilities, complete CNC/DNC machining and fabrication equipment, stress relief oven, and rigorous quality assurance standards, Williams, White as part of the Doerfer Companies will work for you on your next build to print or custom manufacturing project. Williams, White offers large component custom manufacturing, often involving heavy machining, bolster refinishing and large fabrication and weldments up to 150 tons. Our highly trained craftsmen, specializing in weld fabrication, electronics, hydraulics, machining and millwright labor, can quickly and effectively meet your increased production demands. To submit your drawing package and RFQ, contact Sales at 1-877-797-7650 or via email at: sales@williamswhite.com
Established in 1854, the Williams, White & Company name has been synonymous with quality industrial machinery for over a century. Today Williams White, a division of Doerfer Companies, is North America’s premier hydraulic press manufacturer. The Williams White manufacturing operations span 150,000 square feet, offering the unique ability to engineer, design and manufacture the largest in hydraulic press systems.
Our engineering staff knows that there are many variables to consider when pressing a part; let us take the guesswork out and design your press to meet your specific application requirements. Oftentimes, pre-packaged press solutions fail to optimize production and performance goals. Our up-to-the-minute technology is combined with our demonstrated expertise and is transferred into the next press design for assured repeatability, continuous production and unprecedented performance.
Here are some quick answers to common questions asked about contract manufacturing services:
CNC stands for computer numerical control, where computers precisely automate machine tools, while DNC means direct numerical control, allowing a single computer to control multiple CNC machines. You can think of CNC as automating a single machine, like a mill or lathe, while DNC manages a network of those automated machines.
A CNC machine can make anything from detailed aerospace parts to custom furniture, jewelry and musical instruments. It can precisely cut, shape and engrave materials from metals like steel and aluminum, to plastics, composites, foam and wood. This versatility makes it great for making complex industrial components and unique consumer goods, like electronics housings and personalized decor.
CNC machining benefits include unmatched precision, accuracy and speed, as well as versatility in working with different materials and cost-effectiveness. These machines can create consistent, high-quality parts quickly, while making sure every part is identical. They can handle a variety of materials and complex shapes with ease, while being able to switch designs quickly, resulting in less labor and waste.
A potential limitation of contract machining can be relinquishing some direct process control. However, partnering with the right company can minimize this concern. Williams, White & Company takes a collaborative approach to machining, and we also follow rigorous quality assurance standards. Our extensive capabilities, from heavy machining to large weldments, mean few internal limitations on project scope.