CNC Machining in Dallas-Fort Worth
Repeat production machining for Dallas-Fort Worth runs in the Fort Worth shops: 10 CNC lathes and 11 CNC mills. Lathes turn up to 15.3 in. OD and 49 in. long, with a 12 in. chuck. Machined parts feed welded assemblies in the same buildings.
- 10 CNC lathes, 11 CNC mills
- Lathes up to 15.3 in. OD and 49 in. turning length
- 12 in. chuck
- Cube size up to 20 in. x 40 in.
Fort Worth / DFW
CNC machining for Dallas-Fort Worth runs in Fort Worth, next to welding and assembly, so machined parts stay with the weldment. Our primary facility is at 5129 Vesta Farley Rd, Fort Worth, TX 76119. Dallas is a service area, not an office.
Machining that stays with the weldment
Turned and milled parts are machined in Fort Worth and go into welded assemblies in the same shops. One project owner stays on the job from quote through inspection. Welding is still first; machining is the third specialty, behind assembly.
Turning and milling envelope
Lathes turn up to 15.3 in. OD and 49 in. long, with a 12 in. chuck. Mills cover a cube up to 20 in. by 40 in. Most milling uses Cat 50 tapers.
Machines on the floor
10 CNC lathes: 4 Mori Seiki, 3 Okuma, 1 Feeler, 1 Doosan with live tooling, and 1 Hwacheon. 11 CNC mills. Manual support is 3 Bridgeport mills and 1 engine lathe.
Materials
Carbon steel, stainless, aluminum, and titanium. Send the alloy and grade with the drawings.
Industries served
Data Centers
Data center fabrication and data center manufacturing for skids, enclosures, frames, and container-scale programs.
Heavy Equipment Manufacturing
Production weldments, frames, and tanks for repeating heavy equipment OEM programs.
Boom Trucks
Pedestal top plates, turret and jib boom weldments, and man-basket/arm assembly for boom truck OEMs.
Oil and Gas
Structural skids, welded assemblies, and machined tubing hangers for repeating oil and gas 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 the lathe or mill that fits the size and the run.
Equipment on the floor
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
CNC Mills
11 CNC mills
Milling capacity
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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Metal fabrication in Dallas–Fort Worth
Welding, assembly, and machining for repeating DFW programs, with fabrication in support.
Dallas service area
Dallas programs run from the Fort Worth shop. Dallas is a service area, not an office.
Fort Worth locations
Two Fort Worth locations, with our primary facility at 5129 Vesta Farley Rd.
Related services
Robotic and Manual Welding
Production, contract, and robotic welding for Dallas-Fort Worth runs in Fort Worth. 3 OTC welding robots (including a 16 ft slider) and 30 manual MIG/TIG bays cover repeatable production welding, certified structural work, and skid builds. Qualifications are AWS D1.1, D1.3, 80K, and 100K.
View detailsProduction Assembly
Kannon is a manufacturing partner for production assembly in Fort Worth — fit-up and turnkey weldment builds on repeating programs, not one-off job-shop work. Welding, machining, and inspection stay in the same shops, so a skid, frame, or container-scale system does not bounce between vendors across DFW.
View detailsIndustrial Fabrication
Cutting, machining, forming, welding, tube bending, rolling, assembly, and inspection across two Fort Worth buildings totaling 100,000 square feet. The shop has manufactured an immersion-cooled bitcoin miner, plus pump skids and structural frames for oil and gas, heavy equipment, and data center fabrication programs across DFW.
View detailsFrequently asked questions
Do you run repeat production machining for Dallas-Fort Worth programs?+
Yes. Repeat production machining for Dallas-Fort Worth runs in the Fort Worth shops. Ten CNC lathes and eleven CNC mills run the part again after the first article is set. Short runs are fine when they fit the floor. The machining work we want is a long-term production partnership, not one-off job-shop traffic.
How does machining support welded assemblies?+
Turned and milled parts are machined in Fort Worth and go into welded assemblies in the same shops. Welding stays first, then assembly, then machining. One project owner stays on the part from quote through inspection.
Which CNC machines are on the floor?+
10 CNC lathes: 4 Mori Seiki, 3 Okuma, 1 Feeler, 1 Doosan with live tooling, and 1 Hwacheon. 11 CNC mills. Manual support is 3 Bridgeport mills and 1 engine lathe.
What is your largest turning and milling envelope?+
Lathes turn up to 15.3 in. OD and 49 in. long, with a 12 in. chuck. Mills cover a cube up to 20 in. by 40 in.
Do you machine and weld the same part?+
Yes. Machined components feed welding bays in the same building. The same project owner stays on the part from quote through inspection.
Which materials do you machine?+
Carbon steel, stainless, aluminum, and titanium are standard. Send the alloy and grade with the drawings and we will confirm.
Need CNC Machining?
Describe the work, upload drawings if you have them, and the team will follow up.