SANFORD, Fla. - s4story -- SANFORD, Fla. [DATE] – Central Florida's rockets, theme parks and advanced technology all depend on people who can turn ideas into working hardware. That work is often out of sight, but it's been E-Sector Manufacturing's focus in Sanford since 2014.

E-Sector began with one machine, a TIG welder and years of manufacturing and engineering experience. As customers brought more difficult jobs, the company added equipment, skills and capabilities.

"Our customers kept bringing us difficult problems," said owner David Thomas. "We could turn down the work, but then we wouldn't grow. When a part goes wrong, you learn from it and improve your processes and standards."

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Today, industries across Central Florida—from space and automation to simulation and entertainment—rely on physical components built to fit and perform. New technology will keep creating new challenges, and someone will have to figure out how to make it.

After 12 years in business, E-Sector is introducing a new identity that reflects how the company has grown and where it's headed.

Precision Manufacturing. Built for What Comes Next.
www.e-sector.com