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Henry Williams has taken delivery of a second Pullmax CNC turret punching machine to increase both capacity and capability in its Fabrication Department. This additional machine can process sheet up to 3000mm x 1500mm which is required for new product developments in both the Railway and Highways

Henry Williams has taken the Better Health at Work Scheme to heart since its commencement in June. Driven by the enthusiasm of the Health Advocates we have allocated time and resources to support all of the initiatives and events including MOT health checks, health briefings on cancer

STUDENTS have been given an insight into a successful scheme aimed at developing engineering skills. The Encouraging Engineering scheme, in its fourth year, sees companies in Darlington support students studying towards a mechanical engineering degree. Students from Queen Elizabeth Sixth Form College, Darlington College and Carmel College’s

Made by Britain' has been developed as a collaboration between the Associate Parliamentary Manufacturing Group, and the 1851 Royal Commission: an organization with a long and distinguished career in supporting British industry.

Henry Williams are proud to be the only company with Network Rail Product Approval on their range of Signalling power distribution units, known as SafeBox. “It took us just 8 months from inception to product approval, a magnificent achievement that showcases both our engineering and production capabilities.

Henry Williams Limited will carry out inspection and maintenance of the A505 Weston Hills Tunnel, at Baldock, in Hertfordshire, for the next five years in a deal worth an estimated £1million over the full term. It is the third tunnel contract for the Darlington company, which is

An increase in demand for precision forgings has led to Henry Williams having to increase their manufacturing capacity. After investigating the machines on the market, it was decided that the best unit available would be an existing COVMAC upsetter restored to its original condition. So it was

1965 was a memorable year for Geoff Busby. Aside from the recollections of The Beatles, floral shirts and flared trousers it was in May of that year that he joined Henry Williams in the machine shop. He changed roles a couple of times during that decade but