Precision turning and milling for production parts and machined components.
Ten CNC lathes and twelve CNC mills in Fort Worth run production parts, replacement parts, and machined components that feed Kannon weldments and skid builds. Full 4th-axis up to 20 in. diameter and a 26 in. chuck cover the larger envelopes for DFW programs.
- 10 CNC lathes, 12 CNC mills
- Full 4th-axis up to 20 in. diameter
- Cube size up to 20 in. x 40 in.
- Chuck size up to 26 in. diameter
Fort Worth / DFW
Machining runs in Fort Worth next to welding and assembly, so DFW programs can keep turned and milled parts in the same shop as the weldment they feed.
Industries served
Heavy Equipment Manufacturing
Fabricated and machined components built for uptime, load, precision, and repeatable production.
Oil and Gas
Skids, welded assemblies, and fabricated systems for harsh environments and field-ready deployment.
Data Centers
Data center fabrication and data center manufacturing for skids, enclosures, frames, and container-scale programs.
Boom Trucks
Structural weldments, booms, and machined interfaces for boom truck programs.
How a part moves through machining
We review geometry, material, tolerance, run count, and the assembly the part feeds during quoting. From there the part runs on a Mori Seiki, Okuma, OKK, Robodrill, or Bridgeport based on size, run count, and 4th-axis needs.
Equipment on the floor
CNC Lathes
10 machines: 4 Mori Seiki, 3 Okuma, 1 Feeler, 1 Doosan with live tooling, 1 Hwacheon
Lathe capacity
3/8 in. through 14 in. diameter x 12-14 in. long depending on the part; chuck size up to 26 in. diameter
CNC Mills
12 machines including Mori Seiki horizontal Cat 50, 6 OKK vertical Cat 50, Fadal, Robodrills, Doosan Puma, and Leadwell
Milling capacity
Full 4th-axis up to 20 in. diameter; cube size up to 20 in. x 40 in.; most milling done with Cat 50 tapers
Manual machining
3 Bridgeport mills and 1 engine lathe
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