Wurms Diversified Solutions major announcements.
Wurms Diversified Solutions (WDS), a trusted and reliable contract manufacturer of wood, plastic and seamless vinyl upholstery components and sub-assemblies announced today that it has completed an asset based purchase of competitor KGS, Inc. KGS, Inc., located in Greenville, Ohio, is a contract manufacturer of die cut, CNC routed and thermo vacuum formed plastic components ...
Read MoreWurms Diversified Solutions, a trusted and reliable contract manufacturer of wood, plastic and seamless vinyl upholstery components and sub-assemblies, and Creative Plastics International, a specialized thermoformed and pressure formed component fabricator, announced the successful completion of a merger effective July 1, 2025 ...
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Effective immediately, Wurm’s Woodworking Company is officially rebranding as Wurms Diversified Solutions, marking a new era of growth and innovation. While the company remains family-led and committed to its heritage of quality craftsmanship, the new name better represents its broad capabilities in wood, plastic, and seamless vinyl upholstery manufacturing.
“Why change our name after 78 years?” said Gerald Wurm, President. “While woodworking has always been part of our DNA, our expertise spans far beyond. This rebrand clarifies our capabilities, aligns with our vision for the future, and strengthens our position in the evolving manufacturing landscape.”
Read MoreCrawford Partnership awarded WWC/GR Golf with the Economic Development Award at the 2024 State of the Vision Annual Meeting. Wurm’s Woodworking Company (WWC) was awarded the Economic Development Award for their recent expansion that included 20,000 square feet and machinery and equipment totaling $2.1M.
Started in 2006, the Crawford Partnership for Education and Economic Development is a private, non-profit corporation dedicated to driving collaborative economic, community and workforce development in Bucyrus, Galion, Crestline, New Washington, and all of Crawford County, Ohio.
Wurm’s Woodworking Company (WWC), a long-standing pillar in the New Washington community, has announced a significant expansion of its thermoforming operations. The project includes nearly 20,000 square feet of additional space, a substantial capital investment in cutting-edge molding machinery and equipment, and an overall investment of $2.1 million. Throughout this expansion project, the company has remained committed to its workforce, retaining all 47 employees.
Rick Wurm, one of the co-owners of WWC, expressed his enthusiasm about the expansion, stating, “The investments we have made in our new building and equipment...
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