Kanfit positions itself as a build-to-spec / print aerospace engineering company offering turnkey design and manufacturing of complex hybrid composite and metal aero-structures and sub-systems, including flight deck structures, landing gear doors, winglets, antennas, radomes, and missile components.

Kanfit states it is an authorized supplier of parts and subassemblies for major aerospace OEMs such as Gulfstream, Boeing, and Lockheed Martin, and lists Israel Aerospace Industries, Israel Air Force, Israel Ministry of Defense, Elbit Systems, and Rafael among its customers.

Through its related entity Kanfit 3D, the company offers metal additive manufacturing and complex CNC machining using the EOS M 290 system for direct manufacturing of serial components, spare parts, and functional prototypes in aluminum, titanium, and other metals.

Kanfit reports that it holds AS9100D and NADCAP certifications, supporting its role as an aerospace and defense supplier to international OEMs.

Kanfit’s mission and strategy emphasize becoming the supplier of choice for leading aerospace and medical device companies, establishing joint ventures in medical instruments, and investing significant resources in R&D, new technologies, and manufacturing innovations.

Kanfit’s LinkedIn profile lists a company size of 201–500 employees, with Hebrew-language hiring messaging indicating ongoing recruitment for manufacturing roles in composites and metals for aerospace and medical device industries.

Kanfit highlights development of additional production technologies, including Automated Fiber Placement and robotic filament winding of closed frames, indicating active process-technology upgrades in composites manufacturing.