Apopka, Florida // Engineering & Manufacturing // Est. 2004

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APOPKA, FLORIDA • SERVING CENTRAL FLORIDA

CNC Machining & Custom Fabrication

JE Technology Solutions provides tube laser cutting, CNC tube bending, waterjet cutting, milling, and turning from Apopka, Florida. We help Central Florida customers turn drawings into custom components, prototypes, and production parts, with engineering, welding, and assembly support available to carry the work further.

Your Partner for Your Custom Parts and Fabrication

Work with JE Technology Solutions for the manufacturing stage you need, whether that is cutting a batch of components or preparing parts for a larger assembly. Our Apopka facility brings fabrication, machining, and engineering together to support customers throughout the Orlando area and Central Florida.

 

JETechFab is a JE Technology Solutions-owned company. Connect with JE about custom fabrication requirements and the services available for your next build. 

Need Help Turning a Concept into a Manufacturable Part?

JE’s engineering team can help develop a concept or review an existing design before manufacturing. CAD modeling, engineering documentation, and production planning connect the intended function to the fabrication process. Start a requirements conversation when you need help resolving geometry, connections, material choices, or how components will be assembled.

 

Bring us a complete drawing package or explain what the part needs to do. We can discuss a focused manufacturing scope or a broader project that includes engineering, welding, and final assembly.

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How Partnering with JE Can Improve Your Manufacturing ROI

Access equipment without the capital expense.
Use JE’s machining and fabrication capabilities without purchasing machines, tooling, or additional production space.
Reduce vendor coordination costs.
Combine cutting, bending, machining, welding, and assembly with one partner to simplify purchasing, scheduling, and communication.
Catch design issues before scaling.
Use engineering support and prototypes to evaluate fit and function before committing to a larger production run.
Expand production capacity.
Supplement internal resources when a project requires additional equipment, specialized processes, or manufacturing support.
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Explore Our Manufacturing Equipment

JE’s Apopka facility brings together CNC and manual machining, laser and waterjet cutting, tube bending, press brake forming, and welding equipment. The inventory below also includes our inspection and material handling resources. Review the equipment by function, then share your drawing so JE can assess the requirements for your parts.

PRECISION PARTS & COMPONENTS

Machining & Milling

JE Technology Solutions provides CNC milling, turning, rotary machining, and manual milling from our Apopka facility. We produce custom components, prototypes, and repeat production parts for Central Florida customers, selecting the machining approach around your material, geometry, critical dimensions, and assembly requirements.

Super-speed Vertical Machining Center

Haas VF-4SS

The Haas high-performance Super-Speed vertical machining centers provide the high spindle speeds, fast rapids, and quick tool changes necessary for high-volume production and reduced cycle times. Each SS machine features a 12,000-rpm, inline direct-drive spindle, an ultra-fast side-mount tool changer, and high-speed rapids on all axes.

Specifications & Use
Travel (X/Y/Z): 50"x 20" x 25" (1270 x 508 x 635 mm)
Table: 52"x 119.5", max load 1,750 lbs
Spindle: 12,000 RPM, 30 HP, inline direct-drive, 40-taper
Tool changer: 30+1 side-mount ATC
Rapids: 1,400 IPM (35.6 m/min) all axes
Machining

CNC turning center

Haas ST-28

The ST-28 turning center combines the heavy-duty A2-8 spindle head of the mid-size ST-35 big-bore lathe with the compact footprint of our smaller ST-25 to create a powerful turning center that provides heavy-duty cutting capability.

Specifications & Use
Max turning capacity: 13" x 22.5" (330 x 572 mm)
Max Torque: 425ft-lb @325 RPM
Swing: 21" | Bar capacity: 4.0"
Spindle: A2-8 nose, 12" chuck, 3,200 RPM max, 40 HP vector drive
Turret: 12-station bolt-on
Machining

CNC Milling

Haas Mini Mill

The Haas Mini Mill has FEA-optimized base and column castings, larger travels, and faster spindle speeds and rapids for increased production output. An Y-axis washdown nozzle improves chip flow inside the machine, and a 45-gallon (170-liter) external coolant tank simplifies maintenance.

 

Specifications & Use
Travel (X/Y/Z): 16" x 14" x 15" (152.4 × 355.6 × 381 mm)
Spindle Speed: 8,000 RPM
Spindle Power: 10HP / 7.5 kW
Spindle Taper: 40-taper
Tool Changer Capacity: 20-pocket ATC
Machining

4th-Axis Rotary Table

Haas HRT210

The Haas HRT210 holds medium to large parts or fixtures. This rugged, heavy-duty tables can be mounted vertically or horizontally for added versatility. Chucks and fixtures can easily be bolted to the table using the six precision T-slots, and large through-holes allow for bar feeding and special fixture-locating requirements.

 

Specifications & Use
Platter Diameter: 8.3″ (210 mm)
Maximum Platter Load: 170 lb supported / 85 lb unsupported
Maximum Rotation Speed: 100°/sec
Indexing Accuracy: ±15 arc-sec
Repeatability : Within 10 arc-sec
Machining

CNC VERTICAL MILLING

Mazak VCN-510C

Our Mazak vertical machining center produces custom components with milled surfaces, pockets, slots, and drilled or threaded holes. From mounting plates and brackets to housings and fixtures, it supports projects that require multiple machining operations for prototypes and repeat production.

Specifications & Use
Travel (X/Y/Z): 41.34″ × 20.08″ × 20.08″ (1,050 × 510 × 510 mm)
Table Size: 51.18″ × 21.65″ (1,300 × 550 mm)
Spindle Speed: Up to 12,000 RPM
Spindle Taper: 40-taper
Automatic Tool Changer: 30-tool capacity
Machining

CUSTOM PROFILES & STOCK PREPARATION

Cutting

JE combines tube laser cutting, sheet laser cutting, waterjet processing, and saw cutting to prepare components for your next build. From detailed profiles and connection features to stock cut to length, we match the process to your material, part geometry, and downstream fabrication needs.

TUBE & PIPE LASER CUTTING

Boss Laser Tube Cutter

The Boss Laser tube cutter produces cut lengths, holes, slots, and notches in tube and pipe. At JE, it supports components for frames, railings, equipment supports, and fabricated assemblies, preparing connection features before parts move into welding or assembly.

Specifications & Use
Laser Power: 6 kW
Cutting Technology: Fiber laser
Workpiece Types: Tube and pipe
Cut Features: Holes, slots, notches, and profiles
Common Applications : Frames, railings, and fabricated supports
Laser Cutting

SHEET METAL LASER CUTTING

UTE PJ3015-12KW Laser Table

The UTE laser table cuts profiles and internal features from flat metal stock. It supports custom brackets, panels, mounting plates, and other fabrication components, helping JE prepare repeatable parts for bending, welding, machining, or assembly.

Specifications & Use
Laser Power: 12 kW
Cutting Process: Sheet laser cutting
Workpiece Types: Flat metal stock
Cut Features: Exterior profiles, holes, and slots
Common Applications : Brackets, panels, and mounting plates
Laser Cutting

COLD CUTTING FOR CUSTOM PROFILES

American Machinery Waterjet

The American Machinery waterjet cuts flat profiles without creating a heat-affected zone. This makes waterjet cutting useful for projects where thermal effects are a concern and for preparing blanks that will receive additional machining. JE reviews the material, thickness, and required edge quality to determine suitability.

Specifications & Use
Nominal Table Size: 5′ × 10′ (1,524 × 3,048 mm)
Cutting Process: Waterjet cutting
Thermal Characteristics: No heat-affected zone
Cut Features: Exterior contours and internal openings
Common Applications : Plates, brackets, and blanks for machining
Waterjet Cutting

CNC SAW CUTTING

DoALL CNC Bandsaw — S320 RND

The DoALL CNC bandsaw prepares stock for downstream fabrication and machining. It cuts material into usable lengths for individual components or repeat batches, supporting JE projects that begin with bar, tube, or pipe before additional cutting, forming, welding, or machining.

Specifications & Use
Cutting Process: Bandsaw cutting
Machine Control CNC
Round Capacity: 11¾″ (approximately 298 mm)
Stock Types: Bar, tube, and pipe
Common Primary Use: Cutting stock to required lengths
Saw Cutting

NONFERROUS PROFILE CUTTING

Scotchman Industries SUP-600 Saw

The Scotchman SUP-600 supports straight and miter cutting of suitable nonferrous materials, including aluminum profiles. At JE, it prepares lengths and angled connections for frames, supports, and fabricated assemblies, helping components fit the geometry required for the next manufacturing step.

Specifications & Use
Saw Type : Upcut circular cold saw
Round Capacity: 8″ (203 mm)
Round Capacity: 9″ × 5″ (229 × 127 mm)
Material Focus : Aluminum and other suitable nonferrous materials
Common Applications : Straight cuts and mitered frame connections
Saw Cutting

SHAPING & JOINING METAL

Bending, Forming & Welding

JE combines CNC tube bending, manual forming, and press brake capabilities with MIG, pulsed MIG, TIG, and robotic welding. We shape and join components into frames, railings, brackets, and fabricated assemblies, selecting the processes around your material, geometry, connection details, and production requirements.

SHEET & PLATE FORMING

Baileigh Sheet and Plate Press Brake

The Baileigh press brake forms bends in sheet and plate components for custom fabrication projects. At JE, it supports brackets, panels, mounting components, and other formed parts, preparing the angles and flanges needed before components move into welding or final assembly.

Specifications & Use
Bending Force: 140 tons
Nominal Bed Length: 13 ft
Forming Process: Press brake bending
Workpiece Types: Sheet and plate
Common Applications : Brackets, panels, and mounting components
Bending & Forming

CNC TUBE & PIPE FORMING

UTE US50EDL-4A CNC Tube Bender

The UTE US50EDL-4A forms repeatable bends in tube and pipe for fabricated components. Its CNC controls and double-stack configuration support parts with multiple bends, helping JE produce tubular frameworks, railings, supports, and equipment components around the geometry required for each assembly.

Specifications & Use
Motion Control: Four servo axes
Tooling Configuration: Double-stack
Listed Bending: Precision ±0.05°
Workpiece Types: Tube and pipe
Common Applications : Railings, tubular frames, and equipment supports
Bending & Forming

MANUAL TUBE FORMING

Manual Tube Bender

The manual tube bender supports custom bends and smaller fabrication tasks that benefit from direct operator control. At JE, it complements CNC bending capabilities for suitable tubular components, helping our team shape individual parts and support the fit required within a fabricated assembly.

Specifications & Use
Operation: Manual
Workpiece Type : Tubing
Forming Function: Custom tube bends
Workpiece Types: Tube and pipe
Common Applications : Rails, frames, and support components
Bending & Forming

PROGRAMMABLE ROBOTIC WELDING

Universal Robots UR10e Welding System

The UR10e robotic welding system follows programmed weld paths for suitable components and assemblies. At JE, it supports repeat production work where consistent positioning and access to the joint matter. Welding fixtures, part geometry, and the required procedure determine how the system is used.

Specifications & Use
Robot Motion: Six rotating joints
Robot Reach: 1,300 mm (51.2″)
Robot Pose Repeatability: ±0.05 mm
Weld Path Control: Programmed robot motion
Common Applications : Repeat weldments, frames, and fabricated assemblies
Welding

MIG & PULSED MIG WELDING

Miller Millermatic 350P Welding Systems

The Millermatic 350P systems support MIG and pulsed MIG welding for custom fabrication and production work. At JE, they join components into frames, supports, and larger weldments, with the welding process, consumables, and settings selected around the material and joint requirements.

Specifications & Use
Welding Processes: MIG and pulsed MIG
Amperage Range: 25–400 A
Materials: Aluminum, steel, and stainless steel
Common Applications : Frames, supports, and fabricated weldments
Welding

CONTROLLED TIG WELDING

Miller TIG Welding Systems

JE’s TIG welding systems support joints that require careful control of torch position and filler placement. They complement MIG and robotic welding for custom components and assemblies, with the welding approach selected around material, joint accessibility, and the project’s fabrication requirements.

Specifications & Use
Welding Processes: TIG (GTAW)
Operation: Manual torch control
Materials: Aluminum, steel, and stainless steel
Common Applications: Detailed joints & custom fabricated assemblies
Welding
03 Six-stage project lifecycle

Controlled From Assessment Through Support

Manufacturing is one stage of an integrated delivery process. Every approved project runs the same six stages — what changes with scope is which of them JE owns, not whether they happen.

01

Requirements & Site Assessment

The application, environment, and operational need are established before any design work begins.

02

Design & Engineering

A manufacturable solution is developed around those requirements, not adapted from a standard product.

03

Precision Manufacturing

Cutting, forming, machining, and finishing run through the five in-house processes.

04

Assembly & Quality Verification

The build is assembled and dimensionally verified against the drawing before it leaves the floor.

05

Delivery & Deployment

Packaging, transport, and project-location deployment are planned as part of the scope.

06

Documentation & Support

Drawings, manuals, and quality records are supplied, with continued support as applicable to the approved scope.
05 Technical & operational FAQ

Questions About CNC
Production Services

Q01

How does JE decide which process a part runs through?

JE evaluates material, geometry, tolerance, quality, schedule, and downstream assembly or finishing requirements before defining the production approach — the process follows the part, not the other way round.

Q02

Can JE support engineering-only or manufacturing-only engagements?

Yes. JE can participate at different project stages, including engineering, machining, manufacturing, assembly, or complete end-to-end delivery.

Q03

Can JE adapt an existing solution rather than starting from scratch?

Yes. The project begins by validating geometry, operational needs, safety requirements, workflow, and the scope of the requested adaptation.

Q04

How are quality and documentation handled?

The project lifecycle includes assembly and quality verification followed by supporting drawings, manuals, quality records, and continued support as applicable to the approved scope.

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