A Legacy of Excellence for Mission-Grade Applications Since 1962

We are a global leader in mission-critical surface engineering technologies, precision machining, and professional-grade finishing, all under one roof.
our story

Where It All Began

Built in 1962. Trusted across aerospace, defense, and industry.
1962

A Garage Startup

White Engineering Surfaces Corporation (WESCORP) was founded by Dave and Diane Nyland in a small garage in Levittown, Pennsylvania with a single piece of equipment. The company originally focused on providing specialized surface coatings for the textile industry, supporting spinning, weaving, knitting, dyeing, and finishing operations. As demand grew, WESCORP expanded into a larger garage facility in Bristol, PA.

1980's

Growth into Aerospace & Defense

As the business continued to grow, WESCORP built its first dedicated manufacturing facility in Newtown, Pennsylvania. During this decade, the company began supporting the U.S. Department of Defense across multiple platforms, manufacturing and coating critical fighter jet engine components. WESCORP also pioneered the replacement of traditional chrome plating on aerospace wheel and brake components for leading OEMs, establishing WESCORP as the market leader in this space, a position still held today.

1990s-2000’s

Commercial Expansion & Printing Industry Entry

Throughout the 1990s, WESCORP continued to grow across both commercial and defense aerospace. During this same period, the company maintained its presence in the textile industry while also expanding into the printing market. In the late ’90s, the development of a proprietary coating process for commercial and residential printer components worldwide fueled significant growth and led to the company’s move into its largest, and current, facility in Newtown, PA.

2010s–Present

Third-Generation Leadership & Strategic Expansion

WESCORP transitioned into third-generation leadership as a woman-owned small business (WOSB), marking a new era of growth and modernization. Under this leadership, the company achieved critical industry certifications including AS9100, NADCAP, FAA Repair Station approval, and multiple OEM qualifications across the aerospace and power generation markets.

Achievement highlights

By the Numbers

These numbers represent our growth, success, and commitment to delivering top-notch services. Take a closer look at what we’ve accomplished. (Updated Monthly)
400,000

Components Serviced Annually

Precision-coated, machined, and finished components delivered at scale, every year.
52,308

Components Shipped YTD

Precision-coated, machined, and finished components delivered at scale, updated monthly.
98.6%

On-Time Delivery

Proven supply chain reliability to keep your operations running without disruption.
60+

Years of Trusted Performance

A legacy of delivering solutions that stand the test of time, pressure, and complexity.

Trusted by Leading Engineering and Manufacturing Teams Worldwide

We work closely with these brands to stay up-to-date with emerging technologies to provide cutting-edge solutions.
OUR VALueS

What We Stand For.

At WESCORP, our values shape every decision we make. Across all roles and levels, we believe precision starts with people, and our success is built on accountability, commitment, and doing the right thing every day.

Attention to Detail

We prioritize precision in every task, ensuring products meet the highest quality standards and reduce non-conformances. In manufacturing, this means catching errors, following protocols, and maintaining organized workspaces.

Accountability

We take ownership of our work, holding ourselves responsible for outcomes. In manufacturing, this means meeting deadlines, maintaining equipment, and addressing issues proactively.

Teamwork & Collaboration

We work cooperatively, leveraging diverse strengths to achieve shared goals. In manufacturing, this means seamless coordination across departments. No one is above the team.

Attendance & Reliability

We consistently arrive as scheduled and demonstrate dependability in fulfilling our shift and workload expectations. In manufacturing, this means being physically present, ready to work at the expected start time, and following proper procedures when time away is necessary.
Attention to Detail
Accountability
Teamwork & Collaboration
Attendance & Reliability