PROFILE

WH Williams Sheetmetal Engineering is one of Australia's leading manufacturers of custom-made metal products, providing a range of conventional and unique services such as laser cutting, bending and welding, to customers throughout Australia. We are known for our great efficiency, higher quality and faster lead-times than the competition. Small production quantities are not a problem and can be handled with minimal setup time... in fact short runs of one-off items within tight lead-times are our specialty.

OVERVIEW: Not all manufacturers are the same.

Over sixty years of traditional experience at WH Williams is combined with the very latest in technology to provide the finest manufacturing services available. Plus, when you team up with a manufacturer that truly becomes a partner, you'll benefit from a greatly enhanced overall solution with significant cost savings. WH Williams strives to bring this value to every relationship.
So no matter if your needs are simple or complex, use our services as part of a complete WH Williams solution. We have the people, equipment and flexibility to meet your specific goals and timeline.
We strive to be the leading sheetmetal engineering organisation in Australia. Through sustainable growth and efficient use of technology, we aim to set world-class standards in everything we do, ensuring that the expectations of our customers are always exceeded.

HISTORY: Proud of our past. Excited about our future.

A review of our company's history proudly shows it is filled with exceptional people, continuous growth and ongoing innovation….
WH Williams was founded in 1948 by William Hyne Williams. An iron moulder by trade, William started manufacturing poultry equipment such as green feed cutters and water troughs. In 1950, his two sons, Bill and Harold joined the business. With further investment in machines such as guillotines, press brakes and welders, the business was then able to diversify into general sheetmetal work. Today the business is third generation Williams, with Harold and his son participating in a workforce of over fifty people. The current factory now stands adjacent to the original family home in Silverwater where the first stage of construction was simply an open shed with a dirt floor in the backyard.