They say American exceptionalism is dead.

Bunk!

 

Williams Will...

Williams Will

We believe in what “Rosie the Riveter” stood for -and that what this World War II poster promised is still true of America today- that “We [still] can do it!” Under our roof dozens of “Rosies” prove it daily at CAD stations and 5-axis machines, in precision assembly areas and boardrooms, on loading docks and at QA stations.

We started the company back in 1963 and still believe that hard work, straight talk, and never breaking a promise to a customer means something. This and our “we-can-do-it spirit” have earned us an enviable reputation: “…when others can’t or won’t… Williams will!”

Whether it’s funding proof-of-concept prototypes ourselves or building a handful parts when our military needs them to extend the life of aging equipment they still depend on—our company believes in loyalty to customers. Doing what’s right is the only way we know to do business.

My name is Kyemba…

(But you can call me Rosie!)

It’s hard to believe… but with business competition the way it is these days, companies are actually hiring consultants just to teach them how to keep their customers happy. We don’t have that problem here. From my first day on the job I saw that we keep our promises… and how we over-deliver. That’s why I see nothing but a bright future for us and for America—because there are still companies like ours .

KYEMBA McMILLIAN — Production & Planning Manager / 8 years

Kyemba came to WilliamsRDM responding to an opening for a production planner. He wanted experience in supply chain management and he got it, moving up the ladder to the position he now holds. Today, he oversees the company’s inventory management, shipping, and receiving—a job he finds rewarding because he gets to see every step of the project lifecycle, from contract to on-time delivery.

My name is
Richard…

(But you can call me Rosie!)

I dare you to find another company our size that can do all we do—let alone do it as well. Have you seen the range of design and manufacturing we do? It ought to tell you something about the kind of engineering talent we have, equipment we operate, and quality processes we have in place. This is what makes it possible for us to do so much in house. What you see here… could only happen in America!

RICHARD ANTHONY — Production Engineer / 27 years

Richard has played a pivotal role in the growth of WilliamsRDM, designing and hand-machining both our development protoypes and some of the specialized equipment it takes to later manufacture them. He may not hold a formal engineering degree, but Richard holds several patents and has had part in the design and manufacture of some of our client’s most valued, mission-critical products.

My name is
Yenifer…

(But you can call me Rosie!)

I believe in this country and in what we do here to preserve this way of life. What we do is important, but what’s even more important to me is that we’re a team of hard working people who see to it that we keep our promises. I’m proud that the products we design keep people safer—and that’s people from military pilots to ordinary families like mine.

YENIFER BRUNET — Accountant / 10 years

Yenifer came to the company as a 17-year old high school intern. Although she had originally planned a career as a nurse, Yenifer discovered from her earliest days with the company that business and finance fascinated her. After hiring on full time, her supervisors saw potential in her and encouraged her to pursue a degree in accounting, which she accomplished while still working here full time. Today, she handles all accounts payable and a number of other related tasks and finds her work interesting and rewarding.

My name is
Catherine…

(But you can call me Rosie!)

I bring the raw materials and parts we use in through those big roll-up doors and it makes me feel good to see a quality product we’ve made from all that go back out the door to our customers who are expecting it. It’s rewarding to know that it’ll be getting to them by the delivery date promised.

CATHERINE MICHAEL — Shipping & Receiving Coordinator / 7 years

This forklift-driving Rosie came to our part of the country in the wake of Hurricane Katrina and eventually found her way here. What she has to say about the company has a lot to do with the respect she has for the work ethic and character of her fellow workers—that and her deep admiration for the way the company “gives back” to the community through the WPI Firefighter’s Fund. She’s knowledgeable about this charitable work and is quick to talk about the hundreds of thousands given to the families of fallen and injured firefighters, and what this help means to the recipients.

My name is
Andrew…

(But you can call me Rosie!)

Nothing made offshore could begin to match the quality of what we make here for our warfighters and oil field workers. You know that motto of ours, Williams Will? Well, I can tell you that we’ve lived it before we ever made it a company slogan. It’s always been the way we do things. Our customers know that we will get it done! We will make it happen! They’ll receive it on time and on budget. To me, WilliamsRDM is the definition of what American pride is.

ANDREW LIMOGES — Director of Operations & Facilities / 12 years

Andrew started at Williams at the bottom rung of the maintenance ladder and grew into various supervisory roles over the years. He saw that, if you were a self starter and put in the effort, the opportunities were limitless. He believes deeply in the company’s values and the importance of its mission.

My name is
Craig…

(But you can call me Rosie!)

One of the things I appreciate most about our company—something driven by Della [Williams] herself—is the tenacity. In all the years I’ve been here, the thing I’m most proud of is that if we choose to start something, we always finish it. We do what we promised and we do it right.

CRAIG WALTERS — Vice President / 31 years

Craig started working part time at WilliamsRDM his junior year in high school and moved up through the ranks to become the company’s VP. He’s always enjoyed collaborating with the array of engineers on staff, each of them bringing a different skill set and talent to the table. Although he is heavily involved in strategic planning now, he still tries to spend half his time doing design.

THEIR LOSS—OUR GAIN

  • Background

    In 2007 another company—one that had been manufacturing the preload test kit for the USAF A-10 “Warthog”— went out of business. And so, because we had been supplying proprietary cables and adapters for the kit, we wondered what would happen next. As it turned out, the other company’s loss became our gain. WilliamsRDM was awarded a contract to manufacture, not just the cables and connectors for the test kit, but the 467 “Beer Can” voltage detector the other firm had been supplying. This was a win for us as it raised awareness of our capabilities within DoD, and a win for DOD too, because we could provide the kit at a more competitive price. Manufacturing the “Beer Can” would prove to be an opportunity for us to demonstrate our other strengths.

     

  • Competitive Advantage

    WilliamsRDM was already building all the necessary cables and connectors for the test kit and DoD was pleased with our quality and on-time delivery. We had the manufacturing engineers, skilled technicians, sophisticated equipment and fabrication capabilities that would enable us to pick right up where the previous supplier had left off. Because DoD’s needs on this build-to-print assignment played so well to our company’s core strengths, we would be able to aggressively apply them and be seen as worthy of participating on a level playing field with our other competition.

  • Results

    Upon successful completion of this first contract, DoD’s satisfaction with our performance led to follow-on contracts for the product as requirements changed. What we didn’t know at the time was that the A-10 would prove itself so effective as a tank killer that, rather than retire it, the Air Force instead would choose to modernize it with the latest in radar and avionics. That meant that the preload test kit would need to be upgraded as well—an opportunity we jumped at, winning the contract. This led to development of the WilliamsRDM DVD and the A-10 became the first Air Force fighter platform to adopt it. This set the stage for application of the DVD to several additional platforms including the F-16 and F-35.
THE LOSS – OUR GAIN

As good as gold

  • Background

    For several years, WilliamsRDM had supplied MIL-spec breech adapter cables and connectors that employed some of our proprietary technology to The Boeing Company. As the relationship grew, we sought larger manufacturing opportunities with Boeing and, in 2007, were awarded a large, build-to-print order for the F/A -18 program (initial F/A -18 OTPS).

  • Competitive Advantage

    WilliamsRDM worked closely with Boeing engineering and the supplier-relations community to ensure that expectations and requirements would be met. In WilliamsRDM, Boeing found a partner that brought a build-to-spec mentality to the build-to-print assignments they had been awarded. Our build-to-spec approach sought to effect more efficient build and testing techniques to improve accuracy and reliability. So, as a first step, rather than diving right in, we began by double-checking all product documentation and drawings to verify their accuracy to the specific build requirements, suggesting revisions and updates.

  • Results

    WilliamsRDM has received “gold” quality and delivery ratings from The Boeing Company resulting in an ongoing relationship with them as a valued supplier. The company has been contracted for subsequent OTPS builds for the F/A-18 as well as for the Boeing V-22 program.
AS GOOD AS GOLD

AEROSPACE PRECISE—

NOT AEROSPACE PRICED

  • Background

    Global oilfield-services giant Halliburton needed a critical part made and did not have the capacity in house to produce it. Because they were already a design and manufacturing customer of ours, they were well familiar with our quality work. But they wanted to know if we could meet their tight time frame and budgetary constraints, too.

     

  • Competitive Advantage

    Because the parts they wanted made were large, complex, and required multiple, tight-tolerance lathe and milling operations and because the desired delivery schedule was tight—extremely tight, we knew that this project played to our strengths. Our 5 axis multi-functional turn–mill was the perfect fit for this job. Once programmed, it could do 100% of the complex machining required without human intervention (most companies would have to do multiple setups on multiple machines to accomplish that). We decided that the project was well suited to our capabilities and we were confident that we could be competitive on price as well.

  • Results

    Our proposal proved to be surprisingly cost effective for Halliburton and we got the job. The turnkey services we outlined included handling all the non-destructive testing (NDT), heat-treating, coatings and other out-of-plant logistics for the client. This combined with our equipment and process efficiencies resulted in Halliburton getting the product they needed for less than they expected, with superior quality—still delivered on time.

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AEROSPACE PRECISE— NOT AEROSPACE PRICED

Product

How Engineering
 + Machining
 + Fabrication
= Build to print

Build-to-print case studies

WilliamsRDM houses a state-of-the-art machining facility with highly skilled and experienced craftsmen operating millions of dollars in precision equipment including 5-axis and Swiss capability lathes and mills.

Our fabricators follow the most exacting AS9100 and ISO 9001 quality management systems to meet customer needs for high precision, tight tolerances and on-time delivery.

Off-line simulation of the manufacturing process maximizes machine utilization, increases efficiency and quickly takes your specifications from design to build—ensuring greater accuracy from print to part, shorter lead times, and more competitive pricing.

Product

Build-to-print

R-D-M: inseparable

You’d be hard pressed to find another company our size with the engineering talent and equipment we field under one roof—top-notch design engineers with a passion for innovation, and a shop manned by highly skilled technicians operating 5-axis and Swiss-capable equipment. We’re proud of our flawless build to print production as well as the innovative designs we prototype and produce for our clients. That’s why, with engineers and production staff working side by side to improve the design and production process, we see our research, development, and manufacturing disciplines as inseparably connected.

Build-to-spec

Prototype

Prototype

How Engineering
+ Machining
+ Fabrication
= Build To Spec

Our engineering department represents a full quarter of our total work force.

These electrical, software, mechanical, and manufacturing engineers work in teams to conceive remarkbly innovative solutions to challenging real world problems.

Our production engineers and specialist on the manufacturing floor take those designs from print to proof-of-concept prototype to full-scale manufactured, real world product suggesting modifications to the designs to improve on the original concepts.

The output from this ongoing, interactive collaboration ensures that the products we design for clients are reliable, rugged, and well suited to the jobs they perform and that they can be cost-effective and efficiently manufactured.

Electric match meets wristwatch — Genius!

ELECTRIC MATCH

MEETS WRISTWATCH—GENIUS!

  • Background

    In the early 80’s, WilliamsRDM was approached by a major energy-services company to see if we could solve a reliability problem they were having with their ignitor—a device designed to act as a down-hole, “electric match.” The ignitor was designed to detonate a shape charge that, in turn, would propel a core-sampling plug into the surrounding soil. The device then in use—some simple electronics sandwiched in fabric matrix and joined using a traditional sewing machine could not operate in the common down-hole environment with any consistency. Sometimes they worked. Often, they didn’t.

  • Analysis

    1. Shielding — The electronics must be isolated from shock  and vibration
    2. Material choice — Alternatives to the traditional fabric matrix  should be explored
    3. Consistency — From material choice to design and  incorporation of electronics, reliability was key

  • Results

    This solution proved so reliable and efficient that, soon thereafter, it was adopted for use in all of the client’s exploration drilling operations. From that time on, as new industry safety standards came into being and as deeper oil formations around the world began to be explored to meet the growing demand, WilliamsRDM was asked to modify the design of the ignitor time and again to fulfill these changing requirements. In addition to the updated, safety-compliant designs, a new high-pressure, high-temperature ignitor was developed and is an indispensible and reliable tool in the most demanding environments encountered. Now, instead of taking one core sample at a time, our improved designs have enabled 24 to be taken simultaneously.

  • Approach to Solution

    In a flash of insight, our engineers realized that a component already commonly used in analog watches could be adapted and repurposed for this application. So, why reinvent the wheel? The technology was already designed to shield delicate watch parts from shock and vibration and, if housed in the right materials, would also insulate the electronics from the jarring impacts and vibration of steel against bedrock.
SAVED: $10,600 PER YEAR / PER UNIT

SAVED:

$10,600 PER YEAR / PER UNIT

  • Background

    During a 1999 tour of an Air Force base, WilliamsRDM’s Della Williams and Craig Walters stood and watched an airman attach one “beer-can” voltage tester to a fighter’s launch rail, remove it, try another, then a third before he was finally able to perform his stray voltage check. According to the airman, this was the norm and, according to a program manager they met, three 467 “Beer Can” units were being ordered for every one requested due to a 60+% failure rate.

  • Analysis

    There were five good reasons to replace the 467 beer can:
    1. Poor reliability — the 467 did not stay in calibration, required that it  be sent to the PMEL shop for time-consuming recalibration
    2. Cost of operation — the 467 used an expensive, hard to source,  proprietary battery
    3. Outdated — the 467’s 1960’s analog technology provided  limited feedback
    4. Form factor — the cylindrical 467 was prone to roll off an aircraft’s  wing, throwing off calibration or breaking it’s toggle switches
    5. Limited — each model was hard-designed for a specific aircraft and  manufacturer and presented DMS issues

  • Results

    WiIlliamsRDM engineers developed a product suited to the newer aircraft and smarter armament coming into service—a single Digital Voltage Detector (DVD) that could be updated and paired with appropriate cables and connectors to test the specific stores each aircraft carried. Today, the DVD is in service and deployed around the world on USAF and FMS (Foreign Military Sales) operational platforms with the A-10, F-16 and F-35, saving DOD $10,600 per-unit per-year in calibration and battery costs alone for every “beer can” it replaced.

  • Approach to Solution

    It was clear that DoD was buying on initial purchase price, not life-cycle cost. So, WilliamsRDM offered to develop a better solution, if the Air Force would be willing to try it, and do the R&D and prototyping entirely on its own dime. The Air Force agreed. We decided to design a single tester that could be used across different platforms, countries, and armaments using different cable sets and programming—a rectangular, hand-held unit that could not roll off a wing and with a lanyard to be hung where convenient. We envisioned a unit that would allow the user to see exact measurements as tests run on an LED display; would not require frequent calibration but, when necessary, could be calibrated in the field; and would use off-the-shelf AA batteries.
SILENT. SEALED. SOURCE NEUTRAL.

SILENT. SEALED.

SOURCE-NEUTRAL

  • Background

    O-level and I-level (flightline and back-shop) testing were performed using two pieces of equipment: the ‘501 for flightline AME testing and the ‘500 for back shop AME tests. The technology was outdated. The ‘500s were noisy, easily lost calibration, were slow, heavy, and required incompatible power sources. Plus, the process of tailoring variants for each additional country purchasing the F-16 took too long.

     

  • Analysis

    1. Poor reliability — Too easily lost calibration with everyday use
    2. Too heavy — Inefficient form factor / material choice
    3. Fan — Noise a sore point with operators, also exposed interior to  sand, water, etc.
    4. Too little useful data — Limited feedback, providing only a general  go/no go
    5. Redundant — Two testers with the same functionality: one AC,  one DC
    6. Limited — Hard designed for aircraft / AME / specific to each country

  • Results

    The result, dubbed the "Armadillo,” functions across multiple aircraft platforms for troubleshooting Alternate Mission Equipment (AME). The prototype features both internal and external shock/vibration isolation and is designed to self-test itself as well as the cables it employs. Via an optional, ruggedized, touch-screen laptop or tablet, the GUI display can pinpoint multiple specific failure locations at once. Development is still ongoing while the Armadillo awaits an F-16 program to adopt it as their tester of choice.

  • Approach to Solution

    The decision was made up front to combine the functionality of the ‘500 and ‘501 into a single unit for both flightline and back-shop testing via operation on  both 115V AC or 28V DC power. To minimize, size, weight, and eliminate the need for a fan, a cast aluminum enclosure would house it, eliminating noise and protecting the internals from the environment. The unit would be easily programmable enabling it to be configured for different applications quickly.
SAVE FUEL. SAVE LIVES. SAVE HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS/YEAR.

SAVE FUEL. SAVE LIVES. SAVE HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS/YEAR.

  • Background

    In 2007, the DoD established the need for all military branches to increase self-sufficiency and reduce sustainment demands during tactical and expeditionary deployment. An SBIR was issued seeking technologies to address this need. WilliamsRDM responded with development of of the Intelligent Energy Control System (IECS). WilliamRDM was the only SBIR respondent that said it could be done.

     

  • Analysis

    Several challenges needed to be met in order to create a portable, field-deployable system like the one requested. The solution should:
    1. Maximize power surety for high priority loads
    2. Be source-agnostic, accept power from any genset
    3. Be based on an architecture of completely decentralized,  distributed controls
    4. Intelligently switch units on and off and balance loads according to  demand and priority
    5. Be designed for portable, tactical deployment and be flexibly  configured and connected
    6. Effect a targeted 25% savings in fuel consumption

  • Results

    In July 2011, WilliamsRDM successfully demonstrated a five-node IECS prototype that achieved savings that exceeded the prescribed threshold, receiving the Small Business Administration’s Tibbetts Award for excellence in innovation and economic impact for its design. It is estimated that, in a wartime scenario, with a 10% overall fuel reduction, IECS could achieve savings of more than $500 million for the DoD and the American taxpayer per year, while reducing the frequency of high-risk fuel convoys.

  • Approach to Solution

    We were determined to develop a tactically deployable, intelligent micro-grid that would maximize power surety for high priority loads—one that could integrate, manage, and distribute power from multiple, mixed sources: QGs, AMMPS, legacy, commercial, and captured AC generators of 50Hz to 400Hz, single or three phase. We wanted it to be a 100% plug-and-play, hot-swappable solution so nodes could be added or removed as needed in any configuration, capable of application to operations-center-level deployments with demand in the hundreds of kilowatts.

Core Expertise

  • Overview
  • Machining & Equipment
  • Fabrication & Equipment
  • Engineering Solutions

When customers need rugged and precise, they call on us. Many of the products we manufacture have to work in the most demanding environments on the planet.That’s why from engineering to machining to fabrication, we are an ideal source for high-complexity, low or high volume production needs.

Machining & Equipment

Machining & Equipment

We manufacture rugged, precisely machined products to the highest standards in our industry. Our state-of-the-art machining facilities house 5-axis and Swiss capability. Off-line simulation of the manufacturing process maximizes machine utilization, increases efficiency, and speeds products from design to build. Our skilled, experienced craftsmen work to ISO 9001 and AS 9100 quality management standards to ensure greater print-to-part accuracy, lower prices, and shorter turnaround times.

Fabrication & Equipment

Fabrication & Equipment

Our assembly department is a near-clean-room environment manned by some of the most dedicated and picky assembly workers in the business. From our six sigma processes and ISO and AS credentials to the expert oversight, checks and balances, and individual accountability and pride—each team member strives to make sure that only the best product goes out our doors.

Engineering Solutions

Engineering Solutions

Our engineers—problem-solvers all—comprise mechanical, electrical, and software engineers from varied backgrounds, each with a specialization and broad experience, are be carefully selected and teamed to tackle virtually any design challenge in our current areas of expertise… and the ones that soon will be.

The Industries We Serve

  • Overview
  • Defense
  • Energy
  • Fire Suppression

For fifty years WilliamsRDM has been an engine of ingenuity and can-do spirit in the heart of Fort Worth, Texas. Over the years WilliamsRDM has served defense, energy, and fire suppression, and created innovative, reliable solutions for Fortune 500 giants like Lockeed Martin and Halliburton. We continue to serve these industries and to expand the product offerings we design for them.

Defense

Defense

We believe in America and the military that defends our freedom. Over the years we have developed and manufactured cost-effective, innovative, and dependable connectors, adapters, cable assemblies, voltage detectors, and test sets for military aircraft. From the F-111 and F-15 in the 1960s, to contemporary state-of-the-art platforms such as the F-22 and F-35, we have continually pioneered advances in aircraft technology and warfighter safety. Our longevity, affordability, and reliability have forged thriving relationships with industry giants such as Lockheed Martin, The Boeing Company, and Northrop Grumman. These industry giants trust WilliamsRDM to design, engineer, and manufacture high quality, products for them and value our willingness to serve as a diminishing manufacturing source (DMS) for the equipment aircraft maintainers need to get the vital operational information they need.  NSN Approved List

Go to defense website or See case studies

Energy

Energy

The innovative products we’ve developed and manufactured over the years for companies such as Halliburton, speak to our competence in design innovation and high-complexity, precision manufacture for the demanding high-temperature, high-pressure environment of oil exploration. The cables, connectors, igniters, and electronic assemblies we manufacture are just part of the equation. The portable, intelligent power grid we have designed is the perfect solution to manage multiple generators and other power sources in the field—balancing loads, shutting off units not in use or needed, and ultimately saving significantly on fuel and fuel transportation costs.

Website Coming Soon or Case Studies Coming Soon

Fire Suppression

Fire Suppression

For most of its history WilliamsRDM has proven that you don’t have to be big, to do big things—even big things that might, at first glance, seem small. Among the many innovative products we’ve developed over the years, none makes us more proud than StoveTop FireStop®,  a deceptively simple, ingenious little product we have manufactured and improved since 1972. Inspired by the story of a child who was tragically burned by a kitchen grease fire, the company set about designing a solution that would deploy automatically to put out cooktop fires. Today, StoveTop FireStop units now keep families safe across North America.

Go to fire suppression website or See case studies

NSN Approved List

National Stock Number Part Number OEM Specification Description
4920-01-121-3601 160D998560-1 TEST SET,FIRE CONTROL SYSTEM
4920-01-020-8519 16A13017-1 ADAPTER,TEST
4920-01-029-7861 16A14004-1 FIXTURE,AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE
4920-01-149-0252 16A14242L1-1 BREAKOUT HARNESS,FAULT ISOLATION
4920-01-310-0259 16A14289L1-1 ADAPTER,TEST
3040-01-059-6877 16A2300-21 ADAPTER,SQUARE DRVE
1730-01-009-2212 16A23015-1 SHIELD,AIRCRAFT GROUND SERVICING
1730-01-231-3085 16A23039-801 SCREEN,AIRCRAFT GROUND SERVICING
5310-01-494-7884 16A2304-41 WASHER,FLAT
4920-01-250-9832 16A23058L1-1 ADAPTER,CABLE BREAKOUT
1730-01-111-6881 16A2308-15 STRUT,AFT ADAPTER
4920-01-324-6456 16A24488L1-1 ADAPTER,CABLE BREAKOUT
4730-01-100-6374 16A41006-25 ADAPTER,STRAIGHT,HOSE TO BOSS
6930-01-129-7801 16A45048L1-25 ADAPTER ASSEMBLY
5120-01-089-0956 16A4601-9 ADAPTER,WRENCH,EJECTOR BODY
4920-01-095-6770 16A46051-3 ADAPTER,TEST
1730-01-051-4760 16A46080L1-1 DECOUPLING ASSEMBLY,FUEL DISCONNECT
4920-01-141-0972 16A74037-1 BORESIGHTING EQUIPMENT,WEAPON
6150-01-167-8644 16A90696L1-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
4920-01-035-0073 16U13008L1-1 ADAPTER ASSEMBLY,INTERFACE DEVICE
4920-01-040-4277 16U13023L1-1 ADAPTER ASSEMBLY,INTERFACE DEVICE
4920-01-036-6529 16U13028L1-1 ADAPTER ASSEMBLY,INTERFACE DEVICE
4920-01-194-3772 16U23510-3 TEST SET,AIRCRAFT ENGINE
6150-01-382-1482 16U281-357 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-393-1732 16U281-359 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-375-7454 16U281-361 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-370-9203 16U281-363 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-359-1658 16U281-367 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-370-6435 16U281-379 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-381-7051 16U281-387 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
5998-01-181-1317 16U2860-1 CIRCUIT CARD ASSEMBLY
5998-01-379-5857 16U3262-1 CIRCUIT CARD ASSEMBLY
6150-01-308-8446 16U3660-101 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-308-7027 16U3660-103 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-308-7049 16U3660-105 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-308-8492 16U3660-107 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-308-8493 16U3660-109 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-373-5063 16U3660-113 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-451-6094 16U3660-113 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-373-5062 16U3660-115 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-373-3393 16U3660-119 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-308-7051 16U3660-93 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-308-7052 16U3660-95 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-308-8447 16U3660-99 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6625-01-307-9126 16U42576L1-1 TEST SET,RELAY
6150-01-314-0916 16U42579L1-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,POWER,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-330-8977 16U42584L1-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-413-8980 16U42592L1-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
5995-01-415-6069 16U4579-1 E ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
5995-01-451-6091 16U4583-801 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
5995-01-416-7181 16U4588-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
5995-01-416-7184 16U4589-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
5995-01-371-7690 16U4590-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
5995-01-416-4890 16U4591-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
5995-01-415-6070 16U4592-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
5995-01-371-7691 16U4594-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
5998-01-395-9737 16U4635-1 CIRCUIT CARD ASSEMBLY
4920-01-060-1810 16U46505-3 CABLE ASSEMBLY SET,INTERFACE DEVICE,ELECTRICAL
4920-01-092-8230 16U46510L1-1 ADAPTER,TEST
4920-01-101-9021 16U46511-1 ADAPTER,TEST
4920-01-433-6073 16U4712-801 ADAPTER,TEST
5995-01-435-4040 16U4715-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
5995-01-435-1202 16U4719-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
5995-01-435-5160 16U4753-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
5995-01-416-7179 16U4754-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
5995-01-435-3071 16U4836-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
5995-01-130-2376 16U64510L1-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6625-01-414-0583 16U65V02L1-1 ADAPTER,CABLE BREAKOUT
6150-01-420-2803 16U75555L1-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY-SWITCH,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-577-9365 16U90A12-839 CABLE ASSEMBLY SET
6150-01-528-5176 16U90A17L1-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-528-5177 16U90A23L1-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
4920-01-460-5780 16U90A24L1-1 ADAPTER,TEST
6150-01-542-1082 16U90A26L1-3 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-353-0893 16VU060-10 CABLE ASSEMBLY-SWITCH,ELECTRICAL
5935-01-352-6784 16VU060-11 DUMMY CONNECTOR,PLUG
6150-01-353-0839 16VU060-16 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-352-4470 16VU060-18 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
5999-01-264-8347 16VU060-19 DUMMY CONNECTOR-SWITCH
6150-01-354-8808 16VU060-20 CABLE ASSEMBLY-SWITCH,ELECTRICAL
5930-01-352-6843 16VU060-21 SWITCH,PUSH
6150-01-354-8810 16VU060-22 CABLE ASSEMBLY-SWITCH,ELECTRICAL
5935-01-361-4314 16VU060-23 DUMMY CONNECTOR,PLUG
6150-01-347-6461 16VU060-24 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-354-2613 16VU060-26 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-353-4592 16VU060-27 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-354-8807 16VU060-28 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
6150-01-354-8809 16VU060-3 CABLE ASSEMBLY-SWITCH,ELECTRICAL
5930-01-355-1157 16VU060-4 SWITCH ASSEMBLY
6625-01-059-3786 16VU060-40 LEAD,TEST
5999-01-056-8589 16VU060-41 PAD,SHORTING,THUMB RING,CABLE TEST
6150-01-381-1307 16VU060-48 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-396-3092 16VU060-49 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
6150-01-355-1009 16VU060-5 CABLE ASSEMBLY-SWITCH,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-392-0590 16VU060-50 CABLE ASSEMBLY-SWITCH,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-385-3714 16VU060-51 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-383-4956 16VU060-52 CABLE ASSEMBLY-SWITCH,ELECTRICAL
5995-01-220-7460 16VU060-53 CABLE ASSEMBLY
6150-01-378-7494 16VU060-53 CABLE ASSEMBLY-SWITCH,ELECTRICAL
5935-01-463-4342 16VU060-54 DUMMY CONNECTOR,PLUG
4920-01-463-4342 16VU060-54 ADAPTER,TEST
6150-01-354-1217 16VU060-6 CABLE ASSEMBLY-SWITCH,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-354-0324 16VU060-8 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
5935-01-114-9841 16VU060-9 DUMMY CONNECTOR,PLUG
5995-01-437-7207 16VU061-11 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
5935-01-309-4063 16VU100-26 DUMMY CONNECTOR,PLUG
6150-01-310-6127 16VU100-38 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-419-9391 16VU100-55 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
6150-01-420-2422 16VU100-63 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
6150-01-390-2062 16VU100-74 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
6150-01-390-2041 16VU100-76 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
6150-01-398-2155 16VU100-79 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
6150-01-308-0476 16VU101-57 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
6150-01-308-0474 16VU101-6 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
5995-01-378-5281 16VU101-74 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
5995-01-507-5659 17G570764-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY SET,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-519-4108 17G680529-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY SET,ELECTRICAL
4920-01-564-3291 2060AS255-01 CIRCUIT CARD ASSY
5950-01-567-4000 2060AS700-01 TRANSFORMER,POWER AUTOTRANSFORMER
4920-01-564-3284 2061AS213-01 ELEC COMP ASSY,AIRC
5975-01-560-0009 2061AS583-01 PLATE,WALL,ELECTRICAL
5975-01-559-9900 2061AS584-01 PLATE,WALL,ELECTRICAL
5995-01-592-5111 2061AS697-01 CABLE ASSEMBLY SET,ELECTRICAL
4920-01-587-2206 2062AS462-02 CIRCUIT CARD ASSY
1680-01-564-5105 2064AS064-06 CABLE ASSEMBLY,INT
1680-01-564-5106 2064AS064-07 CABLE ASSEMBLY,INT
1680-01-564-5109 2064AS064-08 CABLE ASSEMBLY,INT
1680-01-564-5113 2064AS064-09 CABLE ASSEMBLY,INT
1680-01-564-5097 2064AS070-01 CABLE ASSEMBLY,INT
1680-01-564-5104 2064AS345-01 CIRCUIT CARD ASSY
5935-01-616-9080 2065AS197-01 CONNECTOR,RECEPTACLE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-508-2078 3107356P1-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-508-2077 3107357P1-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-508-8180 3107358P1-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6210-01-228-5889 7631221-10 LIGHT,INDICATOR
6150-01-571-9508 774R453 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPEC
5995-01-575-6064 8431940-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPEC
5995-01-575-6073 8431941-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPEC
4920-01-550-4494 A10998560-1 TEST SET,STORES MANAGEMENT SUBSYSTEM
6150-01-196-6057 A14G2028-2 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
6150-01-196-6056 A14G2029-2 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
6150-01-196-4419 A14G2030-2 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
6150-01-196-8765 A14G2032-2 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-259-4378 A14G2142-2 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
6150-01-380-6681 A14G2143-2 CABLE AND CONDUIT ASSEMBLY,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-434-1244 A14G2144-2 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
6150-01-387-1074 A14G2145-2 CABLE AND CONDUIT ASSEMBLY,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-259-4379 A14G2155-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
6150-01-259-4632 A14G2156-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
6150-01-2590-486 A14G2158-1 CABLE AND CONDUIT ASSEMBLY,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-259-4353 A14G2159-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-259-4354 A14G2160-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-514-8754 A14G2161-2 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
6150-01-514-8810 A14G2162-2 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
6150-01-259-4633 A14G2165-2 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
6150-01-260-8169 A14G2166-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
6150-01-259-0606 A14G2167-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
6150-01-619-2521 A14G2168-3 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,E
6150-01-468-6519 A14G2169-2 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-259-2492 A14G2170-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,E
6150-01-260-2413 A14G2171-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-297-7647 A14G2172-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
6150-01-515-8381 A14G2179-3 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-264-4587 A14G2180-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-515-8366 A14G2181-4 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
6150-01-515-8372 A14G2182-4 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
6150-01-264-2149 A14G2183-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-264-2256 A14G2184-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
6150-01-264-8570 A14G2188-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-266-1734 A14G2189-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-264-8637 A14G2191-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
6150-01-264-8568 A14G2192-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-526-9115 A14G2193-2 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-264-8567 A14G2196-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-264-8636 A14G2197-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
6150-01-386-5624 A14G2197-2 CABLE AND CONDUIT ASSEMBLY,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-422-6346 A14G2199-2 CABLE AND CONDUIT ASSEMBLY,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-264-0445 A14G2200-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
6150-01-264-2154 A14G2201-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-264-3304 A14G2203-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-264-0406 A14G2204-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-263-9362 A14G2205-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-263-9312 A14G2206-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-264-2263 A14G2209-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
6150-01-526-9154 A14G2210-2 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
6150-01-264-3302 A14G2211-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-515-8377 A14G2212-2 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
6150-01-386-5985 A14G2215-2 CABLE AND CONDUIT ASSEMBLY,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-264-3303 A14G2217-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-264-2150 A14G2218-1 CABLE AND CONDUIT ASSEMBLY,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-386-5943 A14G2219-3 CABLE AND CONDUIT ASSEMBLY,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-371-0306 A14G2226-2 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
6150-01-376-2023 A14G2453-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-422-6347 A14G2517-2 CABLE AND CONDUIT ASSEMBLY,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-444-5014 A14G2635-1 CABLE AND CONDUIT ASSEMBLY,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-422-5678 A14G2638-1 CABLE AND CONDUIT ASSEMBLY,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-422-5679 A14G2639-1 CABLE AND CONDUIT ASSEMBLY,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-422-6352 A14G2640-1 CABLE AND CONDUIT ASSEMBLY,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-422-6353 A14G2641-1 CABLE AND CONDUIT ASSEMBLY,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-422-5665 A14G2643-1 CABLE AND CONDUIT ASSEMBLY,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-423-2530 A14G2644-1 CABLE AND CONDUIT ASSEMBLY,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-422-5663 A14G2645-1 CABLE AND CONDUIT ASSEMBLY,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-532-7376 A14G2647-2 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-422-6348 A14G2648-1 CABLE AND CONDUIT ASSEMBLY,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-422-6349 A14G2649-1 CABLE AND CONDUIT ASSEMBLY,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-422-5662 A14G2650-1 CABLE AND CONDUIT ASSEMBLY,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-422-5664 A14G2652-1 CABLE AND CONDUIT ASSEMBLY,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-422-5668 A14G2653-1 CABLE AND CONDUIT ASSEMBLY,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-422-5672 A14G2656-1 CABLE AND CONDUIT ASSEMBLY,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-423-2545 A14G2657-1 CABLE AND CONDUIT ASSEMBLY,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-526-9002 A14G2658-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
6150-01-422-5673 A14G2659-1 CABLE AND CONDUIT ASSEMBLY,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-422-5670 A14G2660-1 CABLE AND CONDUIT ASSEMBLY,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-526-9121 A14G2661-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-422-5674 A14G2662-1 CABLE AND CONDUIT ASSEMBLY,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-422-5676 A14G2663-1 CABLE AND CONDUIT ASSEMBLY,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-422-5677 A14G2664-1 CABLE AND CONDUIT ASSEMBLY,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-514-8819 A14G2668-2 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-550-7389 A14G2668-3 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-444-5034 A14G2670-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-515-0141 A14G2671-2 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
6150-01-444-5023 A14G2672-1 CABLE AND CONDUIT ASSEMBLY,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-444-5020 A14G2673-1 CABLE AND CONDUIT ASSEMBLY,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-444-5017 A14G2675-1 CABLE AND CONDUIT ASSEMBLY,ELECTRICAL
A14G2680-1 CABLE ASSY SPECIAL PURPOSE, ELECTRICAL
6150-01-444-9496 A14G2710-1 CABLE AND CONDUIT ASSEMBLY,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-445-6046 A14G2711-1 CABLE AND CONDUIT ASSEMBLY,ELECTRICAL
5995-01-515-9049 A14G2834-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
5995-01-532-7379 A14G2835-2 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
5995-01-515-9121 A14G2836-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
5995-01-532-7499 A14G2837-2 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
5995-01-515-9046 A14G2838-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
6150-01-550-7393 A14G2839-2 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-619-1949 A14G2973-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-619-1455 A14G2974-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-557-4795 A14G3069-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
6150-01-619-1676 A14G3079-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
C16116-29 CONTACT
C20160-1 CONTACT
6150-01-075-1710 C8962-2 C8962-2 CABLE ASSEMBLY,UMBILICAL
6150-01-123-7278 C8962-8 C8962-8 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-308-0421 H16U75501-86 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-482-0204 W9513023-30 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
5935-01-122-2548 WI/FW 10059-1-5 C10059-1-5 COVER,ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR
5935-01-122-2549 WI/FW 10060-1 C10060-1 BACKSHELL,ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR
5935-01-364-5291 WI/FW 114-1 COVER,ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR
5935-01-364-9310 WI/FW 115-1 COVER,ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR
5935-01-214-6884 WI/FW 116-1 DUMMY CONNECTOR,PLUG
5935-01-365-5990 WI/FW 116-1 COVER,ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR
5935-01-364-5290 WI/FW 117-1 B33T0004-2 COVER,ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR
5935-01-209-2242 WI/FW 118-1 DUMMY CONNECTOR,PLUG
5935-01-209-9467 WI/FW 119-1 B33T0004-1 DUMMY CONNECTOR,PLUG
5930-00-253-5160 WI/FW 22-1 C4222-1 GUARD,SWITCH
5930-01-050-2186 WI/FW 22-10 C4222-3 GUARD,SWITCH
5930-00-934-3168 WI/FW 22-11 C4222-4 GUARD,SWITCH
5930-00-465-8338 WI/FW 22-12 C4222-6 GUARD,SWITCH
5930-01-067-4919 WI/FW 22-13 C4222-7 GUARD,SWITCH
5930-01-175-5239 WI/FW 22-16 RED GUARD,SWITCH
5930-01-150-3397 WI/FW 22-17 C4222-10 GUARD,SWITCH
5935-01-088-5951 WI/FW 22-18 C4222-9 GUARD,SWITCH
5930-01-199-7420 WI/FW 22-23 GUARD,SWITCH
5930-01-205-1599 WI/FW 22-24 RED GUARD,SWITCH
5930-01-332-3766 WI/FW 22-25 RED BACG25C-25R GUARD,SWITCH
5930-01-224-5795 WI/FW 22-26 C4222-11 GUARD,SWITCH
5930-01-303-4868 WI/FW 22-26 RED GUARD,SWITCH
WI/FW 3100S-1-11P CONNECTOR ASSEMBLY
WI/FW 3100S-1-32P CONNECTOR ASSEMBLY
WI/FW 3106S-1-11S CONNECTOR ASSEMBLY
WI/FW 3106S-1-32S CONNECTOR ASSEMBLY
5999-01-228-0743 WI/FW 33-3 B23S0001-1 CONTACT,ELECTRICAL
5935-00-412-0676 WI/FW 34-1 CONNECTOR,PLUG,ELECTRICAL
5999-00-484-4510 WI/FW 36-1 C4140-1 CONNECTOR-SWITCH
5999-01-164-0188 WI/FW 36-2 C4140-2 CONNECTOR-SWITCH
4920-01-057-6296 WI/FW 37-3 C9200-2 PLUG,CABLE TEST
4920-01-294-0139 WI/FW 37-4 C9200-3 ADAPTER,TEST
5935-00-437-9682 WI/FW 38-1 C4142-1 DUMMY CONNECTOR ASSEMBLY,ELECTRICAL
6625-01-411-4825 WI/FW 39-1 C4143-1 TEST SET,ELECTRICAL CABLE-INTERCONNECTING BOX
6625-00-411-4825 WI/FW 39-1 C4143-1 TEST SET,ELECTRICAL CABLE-INTERCONNECTING BOX
6210-01-113-9375 WI/FW 412-1 LIGHT,INDICATOR
4920-00-530-1767 WI/FW 43-11 C6412-11 APTER,TEST
6150-00-451-0652 WI/FW 54-1 C6854-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
4920-00-047-5897 WI/FW 54-2 C6854-2 ADAPTER,TEST
4920-00-047-5896 WI/FW 55-2 C6855-2 ADAPTER,TEST
4920-00-718-0314 WI/FW 65-11 C4615-1 CABLE ASSY,INDICATOR
4920-00-455-0628 WI/FW 66-1 C4616-1 ADAPTER,SELF TEST
6150-00-158-2974 WI/FW 721-1 C6338-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
6150-01-009-2458 WI/FW 722-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
6150-00-883-3289 WI/FW 722-1 C6345-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,E
4920-00-494-7550 WI/FW 723-1 ADAPTER,TEST SET,VOLTAGE
4920-00-494-7551 WI/FW 724-1 ADAPTER,TEST SET VO
4920-00-351-5013 WI/FW 727-1 ADAPTER CABLE,INDICATOR
6150-00-401-5421 WI/FW 73-1 C9113-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
6150-01-161-0394 WI/FW 73-2 C9113-2 CABLE ASSEMBLY-SWITCH,ELECTRICAL
4920-01-107-3897 WI/FW 742-1 C9102-1 ADAPTER,TEST
4920-01-058-9881 WI/FW 742-2 C9102-2 ADAPTER,TEST
4920-01-058-9883 WI/FW 744-7 C9211-1 ADAPTER,TEST
4920-01-096-6404 WI/FW 744-9 C9211-2 ADAPTER,HOBO UMBILICAL
6150-01-058-5051 WI/FW 746-3 C9205-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
4920-01-112-2650 WI/FW 751-4 C9201-4 ADAPTER ASSEMBLY,INTERFACE DEVICE
6150-01-057-7689 WI/FW 752-2 C9218-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
5935-01-325-1758 WI/FW 754-10 B33B0159-1 CONNECTOR,PLUG,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-095-6796 WI/FW 754-3 C9213-2 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
6150-01-083-7290 WI/FW 754-4 C9419 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
4920-01-057-7745 WI/FW 755-1 C9207-1 ADAPTER
4920-01-057-6297 WI/FW 756-1 C9208-1 ADAPTER
4920-01-057-6967 WI/FW 75-7 C9212-1 ADAPTER,PLUG,HOBO CABLE TEST
6150-01-096-3164 WI/FW 757-2 C9100-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,E
4920-01-095-8028 WI/FW 75-9 C9212-2 ADAPTER,PLUG,HOBO C
4920-01-129-5958 WI/FW 77-3 C9206-3 PLUG,SHORTING CABLE
5935-01-246-3628 WI/FW 80-12 C9453-2-12 COVER,ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR
5935-01-095-1921 WI/FW 80-16 C9453-2-16 CONNECTOR,PLUG,ELECTRICAL
5342-01-124-6212 WI/FW 80-20 C9453-2-20 COVER,ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR
5935-01-082-8805 WI/FW 80-22 C9453-2-22 COVER,ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR
5935-01-082-8805 WI/FW 80-22 COVER,ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR
5935-01-071-6689 WI/FW 80-24 C9453-2-24 COVER,ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR
WI/FW 812S-1 CONNECTOR, BACKSHELL
5935-00-409-1635 WI/FW 814-12-1 BACKSHELL,ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR
5935-00-232-2671 WI/FW 824-1 BACKSHELL,ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR
4920-01-059-8126 WI/FW 83-1 C9214-1 PLUG,CABLE TEST
5935-01-577-4863 WI/FW 83-12 B33T0005-1 CONNECTOR,PLUG,ELEC
WI/FW 87-1 JACK-TELEPHONE
5935-01-063-2400 WI/FW 8815-1 C8815-1 ADAPTER,CONNECTOR
5999-01-057-0587 WI/FW 8862-20-18S C8862-20-18S CONTACT,ELECTRICAL
4920-00-471-0740 WI/FW 892-1 C4062-1 ADAPTER,ROCKET FIRI
5935-01-085-8204 WI/FW 8926-12-1 C8926-12-1 ADAPTER,CONNECTOR
5935-01-057-5079 WI/FW 8926-19-1 C8926-19-1 BACKSHELL,ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR
5935-01-119-2887 WI/FW 8926-19-2  C8926-19-2 BACKSHELL,ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR
5935-01-107-7388 WI/FW 8926-27-1 C8926-27-1 BACKSHELL,ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR
5935-01-057-5080 WI/FW 8926-3-1 C8926-3-1 BACKSHELL,ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR
5935-01-107-8945 WI/FW 8926-37-1 C8926-37-1 BACKSHELL,ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR
5935-01-142-7292 WI/FW 894-10 C10209-1 BACKSHELL,ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR
5935-01-142-7291 WI/FW 894-12 C10209-2 BACKSHELL,ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR
5935-01-116-5335 WI/FW 8949-1 C8949-1 DUMMY CONNECTOR,RECEPTACLE
4920-01-101-4644 WI/FW 9456-1 C9456-1 ADAPTER,TEST
4920-01-138-5890 WI/FW 9456-2 C9456-2 ADAPTER,TEST
5935-01-276-9938 WI/FW 986C-1R B33A0139-1 CONNECTOR,PLUG,ELECTRICAL
5935-01-226-2590 WI/FW 988A-1R B33A0132-1 CONNECTOR,PLUG,ELECTRICAL
5935-01-222-2256 WI/FW 989B-1R B33A0130-2 CONNECTOR,PLUG,ELECTRICAL
5935-01-241-8722 WI/FW 9900-1R CONNECTOR,RECEPTACLE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-274-6183 WI/FW 990E-12RA CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-449-1818 WI/FW 990F-12RA CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
5935-01-312-7538 WI/FW 990F-1R B33A0131-1 CONNECTOR,PLUG,ELECTRICAL
5935-01-344-4615 WI/FW 990F-1RS CONNECTOR,PLUG,ELECTRICAL
4920-00-147-3676 WI/FW 990F-1RS-8 C4149-5 ADAPTER,CABLE,BREECH
4920-00-195-4386 WI/FW 990F-8R C4149-7 ADAPTER-CABLE,BREECH
4920-01-439-5828 WI/FW 992C-10R ADAPTER,TEST
5935-01-309-9677 WI/FW 992C-1R B33A0133-1 CONNECTOR,PLUG,ELECTRICAL
6150-01-264-2256 WI/FW 992C-1R CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
5935-01-342-8255 WI/FW 992C-1RS CONNECTOR,PLUG,ELECTRICAL
4920-01-162-2442 WI/FW 992C-1RS8 C4150-7 ADAPTER,TEST
4920-00-451-1839 WI/FW 992C8R C4150-4 ADAPTER,CABLE,BREECH
5935-00-421-8337 WI/FW 993-1R CONNECTOR,PLUG,ELECTRICAL
6150-00-356-0530 WI/FW 993-1RS-8 C6388-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL,BRANCHED
6150-00-186-6821 WI/FW 996A1R8 C6425-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,POWER,ELECTRICAL
4920-01-057-7746 WI/FW 996C-10 C6425-3 ADAPTER,CONNECTOR ASSEMBLY
5935-01-342-8350 WI/FW 996C-1RS CONNECTOR,PLUG,ELECTRICAL
4920-00-401-5456 WI/FW 996C-2R C4148-2 ADAPTER,CABLE,BREECH
5935-01-344-3129 WI/FW 997B-1RS CONNECTOR,PLUG,ELECTRICAL
5935-01-542-6503 WP 129-8 COVER,ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR
WP 16U75A56-X SERD 75A56 DIGITAL ARMAMENT CIRCUIT TEST SET (DACTS)
WP 16U75A57-1 SERD 75A57 CALIBRATION BOX, VOLTAGE DETECTOR
WP 16U75A60-X SERD 75A60 STORES MANAGEMENT SYSTEM TESTER
5935-01-563-0308 WP 1754-2 CONNECTOR,PLUG,ELECTRICAL
5935-01-542-6504 WP 29-8 COVER,ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR
5935-01-542-6502 WP 29-9 COVER,ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR
WP 35573-1 2SJL00422-0002 STRAY VOLTAGE TESTER
WP 416-1 DIGITAL VOLTAGE DETECTOR
WP 416-2 DIGITAL VOLTAGE DETECTOR
WP 435-1 STRAY VOLTAGE TESTER, W1
6625-01-564-9735 WP 440-2 MONITOR,VOLTAGE DEVIATION
5935-01-549-1274 WP 622-101 CONNECTOR,PLUG,ELECTRICAL
WP 622-103 CONNECTOR,PLUG,ELECTRICAL
5995-01-529-4377 WP 8381240-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPECIAL PURPOSE,ELECTRICAL
WP C20271-1 C20271-1 GUARD,SWITCH
WP C20271-2 C20271-2 GUARD,SWITCH
WP C20271-3 C20271-3 GUARD,SWITCH
5930-01-610-4235 WP C20271-4 C20271-4 GUARD,SWITCH
WP C20271-5 C20271-5 GUARD,SWITCH
5930-01-457-0350 WP C20271-6 C20271-6 GUARD,SWITCH
WP C20271-7 C20271-7 GUARD,SWITCH
WP C20271-8 C20271-8 GUARD,SWITCH
5935-01-611-8942 WPI 4016-1 CONNECTOR,RECEPTACLE,ELECTRICAL
WPI 4032-1 CONNECTOR,RECEPTACLE,ELECTRICAL
WPI 4116-1 CONNECTOR,RECEPTACLE,ELECTRICAL

About Us

  • Overview
  • History
  • Giving Back
  • Mission, Vision & Values

Since Della Williams and husband Bob started the company back in 1963 we’ve proven time and again that you don’t have to be big to do big things. Our belief in hard work, straight talk, and a do-or-die commitment to never break a promise to a customer has—over five decades—enabled WilliamsRDM to weather economic ups and downs, political tugs-of-war and stiff competition. The company is still family-owned, privately held, with Della Williams at the helm as CEO.

  • We Believed We Could… And We Did!

    We Believed We Could… And We Did!

    Ours is the kind of American success story that many are quick to write off these days—an American story as unique as the free enterprise system that put us here. The company was founded by Bob and Della Williams in 1963.

    Bob was a true engineering genius whose designs would set the standard for innovation and invention that the company upholds to this day.  Della was the businesswoman who did it all: front and back office operations, sales calls, even machine operation and assembly.

    The two shared a set of values that enabled the company to weather decades of economic ups and downs, political tugs-of-war, and fierce competition—hard work, straight talk, and a do-or-die commitment to never break a promise to a customer.

  • The Back Story

    The Back Story

    On December 7, 1941, Japan staged a sneak attack on the US Naval Base at Pearl Harbor and, overnight, America found itself at war with three formidable and distant adversaries in Europe and the Pacific-Germany, Italy, and Japan.

    At the time, America had an army not much bigger than Holland’s and no defense industry to speak of in the isolationist aftermath of “The War to End All Wars” (WWI).

    So, in 1940, as France was collapsing under the withering power of the Nazi blitzkrieg and Great Britain was looming as the next target in their crosshairs, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt called GM President, Bill Knudsen asking his advice on transitioning America’s peacetime industries to making engines of war.

    Knudsen, one of the original gathers of mass production, persuaded Roosevelt that Detroit’s auto industry could lead that effort and, with the cooperation of others, create an “Arsenal of Democracy” – Weapons produced in such quantities as had never been imagined before.

     

  • Four weeks after those bombs fell on Pearl Harbor, Knudsen met with other titans of the car industry to form an Automotive Council for War Production. Together, the group outlined a blueprint for production that would ultimately produce 75 percent of all the aircraft engines, one-third of the machine guns, two-fifths of the tanks, and 100 percent of the trucks and other motor vehicles America would use during its participation in the war.

    To produce that “Arsenal of Democracy,” American industry performed what is to this day considered miracles of mass production. Think of it: In 1941 the first Liberty ship left dry dock after 150 days of construction. It was 41-foot-long and made of 250,000 parts that weighed more than 14,000,000 pounds. As Nazi U-Boats continued to sink these ships faster that they could be built, US shipyards began a competition to see just how fast these cargo ships could be replaced. Little more than a year after that first Liberty Ship was launched, a shipyard in Richmond, California took the lead, building one in just 4 days, 15 hours, and 29 minutes.

    The speed and scope of this production ramp-up was unprecedented. Over the course of the four years of America’s participation in the war, 2,741 Liberty ships were constructed and, incredibly, by 1944, American factories were producing one ship a day… and a plane every five minutes.

    Therefore, if history can shine a light on what our country is capable of, it’s this: that the rumors of America’s demise are greatly exaggerated; that American exceptionalism is alive and well; and that we have the choice to either believe the lies and allow them to become self-fulfilling prophesies, or to live out the truth—that America is as President Reagan said: “A city on a hill… the last best hope of man on earth.”

  • Rosie’s Story

    Rosie’s Story
    We Can Do It!

    The name “Rosie the Riveter” was ingrained in the American psyche by the 1942 hit song of the same name. The song portrayed “Rosie” as a tireless assembly line worker doing her “bit” for the war effort. Only later did it become associated with the image of the bicep-flexing female factory worker on the “We Can Do It” poster commissioned by the Westinghouse Company.

    The real-life inspiration for the song was a night shift worker building F4U Corsair fighter planes— one Rosalind Walter. But the “Rosie” most closely associated with the heroine of the song was Rose Monroe, a riveter building B-29 and B-24 bombers in Ford’s Willow Run Assembly Plant. As women began accepting that they could do a “man’s job” and do it well, millions of women from across the country responded, leaving ironing boards and mixers behind to enter the workforce and the war effort. In October of 2000, the Rosie the Riveter/World War II Home Front National Historical Park was opened in Richmond, California, site of four Kaiser shipyards, where thousands of “Rosies” from around the country worked.

Fighting for the Firefighters

The WPI Firefighters’ Fund was founded by Della Williams in 1999 to provide assistance to firefighters’ families in the immediate aftermath of a loss or injury before benefits kick in. The fund also assists volunteer fire departments—often underfunded—when they have equipment needs. The Fund is a 501 (c) 3 non-profit entity with no paid staff. All Firefighters’ Fund outreach efforts are conducted by volunteers and key employees of WilliamsRDM.

Since its inception, the WPI Firefighters’ Fund has provided over $1,000,000 in the form of grants to fire departments, injured firefighters, and families of injured or fallen firefighters.

Giving Back

  • Our Mission

    To provide our customers with the most innovative products manufactured to the highest standards of craftsmanship, delivered with exceptional value and our employees with a productive and motivating workplace that provides them with a working environment that rewards creativity and values ideas.

  • Our vision

    We will continue to build upon and improve our areas of expertise while seeking to venture into new territory, confident in our past successes, and knowing that we have the talent and tenacity to take on the toughest challenge—whether it’s improving an existing product or inventing a new solution from scratch.

  • Our values

    Customers Anticipating and satisfying their wants.

    Integrity Taking the initiative to always do what’s right.

    Quality Pursuing excellence in everything we do.

    Innovation Constantly improving our products and processes.

    Community Engaging the world beyond our walls with hearts to help.

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Right fit?

WilliamsRDM is always on the lookout for potential team members who are passionate about their work—people who are collaborative, focused, real self-starters. If you are an out-of-the-box thinker, enjoy a challenge, value honesty and integrity, and the idea of working in a tight-knit, family-like work environment appeals to you—we might just be a match.

Candidates must be able to provide verification of the legal right to work in the United States. EEO/AAP. WilliamsRDM is an E-Verify participant.

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