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Capabilities

Equipment, process, and qualification inventory.

Machine counts, work envelopes, materials, and weld qualifications for welding, assembly, machining, and the fabrication processes behind them. Laser, brake, tube, and inspection support the build.

  • Welding: 30 manual MIG/TIG bays, 3 OTC welding robots (including a 16 ft slider), AWS D1.1, D1.3, 80K, 100K.
  • Assembly: in-house fit-up and turnkey weldment assembly for repeating programs, including container-scale system builds such as an immersion-cooled bitcoin miner.
  • Industrial Fabrication: cut, machine, form, weld, bend, roll, assemble, and inspect across two Fort Worth buildings, including an immersion-cooled bitcoin miner.
  • CNC machining: 10 lathes and 11 mills. Lathes turn up to 15.3 in. OD and 49 in. long, with a 12 in. chuck. Milling cube up to 20 in. x 40 in.
Robotic welding cell with active weld arc

Robotic and Manual Welding

3 OTC welding robots (including a 16 ft slider) and 30 manual MIG/TIG bays, with AWS D1.1, D1.3, 80K, and 100K qualifications for structural and skid work.

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Completed industrial assemblies showing fit and finish

Production Assembly

In-house fit-up and turnkey weldment assembly for repeating programs — skids, frames, and container-scale builds, including an immersion-cooled bitcoin miner.

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Skid-mounted pump assembly on welded base frame

Industrial Fabrication

Cutting, machining, forming, welding, tube bending, rolling, assembly, and inspection across two Fort Worth buildings, including an immersion-cooled bitcoin miner.

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Machined steel cylinders with turned features

CNC Machining

Precision turning and milling across 10 CNC lathes, 11 CNC mills, and manual machining support.

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Laser cutting head piercing a steel plate

Cutting

Amada laser, saw, and shear capability for sheet, plate, tube, and expanded metal inputs.

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Press brake bending sheet metal on shop floor

Forming and Rolling

Press brake forming and plate/sheet rolling with Accurpress and Safan equipment up to 250 tons.

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Amada laser cutting sheet and plate

Sheet and Plate Fabrication

Amada laser cutting and press-brake forming for sheet and plate that feed welding and assembly programs.

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Bent tube guard rail and platform assembly

Tube Bending

Manual tube bending with dies for square, round, and rectangular tube requirements.

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Completed weldment assemblies from the Fort Worth shop

Finishing

Kannon coordinates powder coating, paint, and e-coating through outside finishing partners, so customers get finished parts with one point of contact.

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Equipment and facilities

Two Fort Worth locations. 100,000+ sq ft.

Cutting, machining, forming, welding, tube bending, rolling, assembly, and inspection run across two Fort Worth locations.

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CNC Lathes

10 machines: 4 Mori Seiki, 3 Okuma, 1 Feeler, 1 Doosan with live tooling, 1 Hwacheon

Lathe capacity

Up to 15.3 in. OD and 49 in. turning length, with a 12 in. chuck

Amada lasers

2 machines: 9 kW and 3 kW

Saws

3 Hyd-Mech saws

Press brakes

4 Accurpress / Safan machines

Brake capacity

Up to 250 tons

Robotic welding

3 OTC welding robots (including a 16 ft slider); 6 ft. x 10 ft. x 12 ft. welding area

Slider robotic cell

16 ft slider on one of the three welding robots

Welding and fit-up

30 manual MIG/TIG bays and 3 OTC welding robots (including a 16 ft slider)

Weld qualifications

AWS D1.1, D1.3, 80K material, 100K material, additional upon request

Frequently asked questions

What does Kannon Manufacturing specialize in?+

Kannon is a manufacturing partner that specializes in welding, assembly and machining with full fabrication capabilities. Welding is first, then assembly, then machining. The work is long-term repeating programs, not one-off job-shop traffic.

Where is Kannon Manufacturing located?+

Our primary shop is at 5129 Vesta Farley Rd, Fort Worth, TX 76119. Welding, assembly, and machining run across two Fort Worth locations totaling more than 100,000 square feet. Call 817-563-1251.

What weld qualifications does Kannon hold?+

The shop holds AWS D1.1, AWS D1.3, 80K, and 100K material weld qualifications. Additional weld certifications are available upon request.

What industries does Kannon support?+

Kannon builds for heavy equipment manufacturing, boom trucks, aerial lift platforms, trailers, oil and gas, data centers, power engines, and warehouse automation. Programs run from two Fort Worth shops.

Is Kannon ISO certified?+

Kannon operates a thorough, ISO-compliant quality system built around drawing review, in-process and final inspection, traceability, and AWS D1.1, D1.3, 80K, and 100K weld qualifications. We can share our quality documentation for your program.

Do you offer powder coating or painting?+

Kannon coordinates powder coating, paint, and e-coating through outside finishing partners, so customers get finished parts with one point of contact.

What goes in a quote request?+

Drawings, materials, quantities or annual volume, weld certifications if any, and the date you need parts. A sketch or photo works if that is what you have.

Do you take short runs?+

Short runs are fine when they fit the floor. The work we want is repeating programs — long-term, annual-volume welding, assembly, and machining partnerships, not one-off job-shop traffic.

What does a repeating production program look like?+

The same weldments, assemblies, or machined parts running year over year with one project owner — from the first unit through the annual volume. Welding is first, then assembly, then machining. That is the partnership we build toward.

Can Kannon build full assemblies?+

Yes. Cutting, machining, forming, welding, tube bending, rolling, inspection, and assembly run in-house across two Fort Worth buildings.

Looking for a repeating production program?

Short runs are fine when they fit the floor. Send drawings, materials, annual volume, weld qualifications, and timing for a long-term welding, assembly, and machining partnership.