Texas-based company W.W. Cannon has partnered with CraneWerks to deliver complete turnkey overhead crane systems across Texas and the wider US.
The services range from design and engineering through to installation, inspections, and ongoing maintenance.
The collaboration between W.W. Cannon and CraneWerks offers clients a single point of contact throughout the entire process.
While CraneWerks supplies engineering expertise, W.W. Cannon contributes local experience and dedicated client support.
The joint service aims to deliver lifting systems designed for safety, reliability, and long-term performance.
CraneWerks said: “W.W. Cannon, is a great partner of ours. As a dealer-exclusive manufacturer, CraneWerks exists to empower our dealers.
“We deliver reliable, custom-built overhead crane solutions while offering the full spectrum of services that others have abandoned — from engineering support and inspections to remanufacturing and emergency repairs.”
W.W. Cannon supplies material handling and storage systems for various industries. The company’s services include design, layout planning, engineered solutions, emergency repairs, and preventive maintenance.
Its in-house team of project managers, installers, and service technicians handles all aspects, from system design to post-installation maintenance and repair.
W.W. Cannon said: “Our partnership combines CraneWerks’ engineering expertise with W.W. Cannon’s local knowledge and dedicated support, giving you a single team you can count on from concept to completion.”
Having operated for more than 85 years, W.W. Cannon emphasises straightforward solutions that address operational challenges.
The company reports extensive experience handling complex projects, with a focus on analysing processes to maximise productivity and operational safety.
In June 2025, W.W. Cannon collaborated with Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) to install an overhead crane system featuring a vacuum lifter attachment.
This system was designed to reduce manual handling risks, improve workflow efficiency, and enhance operator safety, key factors in the maintenance of large transit vehicles.
