Situated on five acres on the southwest side of Galesburg, IL, the Jupiter headquarters building was the first new manufacturing building built in west central Illinois in over 30 years when it was consecrated in August 2018. The gleaming red pylon design and backlit logo are striking reminders to all that manufacturing is coming back to America, and to the Midwest in particular.

This location is home to Jupiter’s executive and administrative staff and plays host to all VIP guests. Visitors to the facility can find Jupiter’s most advanced CNC products on display and energized – ready for demos and sample production cycles. The rear of the building features a large spare parts inventory and typically holds several machines being prepped for final delivery to customers across the country.

With the rapid growth of engineering and automation projects across the southeastern United States, it became clear by early 2021 that Jupiter needed to establish a local base of operations to better serve its customers in the region. As the nexus of a wide variety of automotive, aerospace, and Defense industry manufacturing and R&D enterprises, Huntsville was the natural choice for Jupiter’s new site.

Located southwest of Huntsville in the high-growth suburb of Madison, this location is home to Jupiter’s regional operations staff and serves as Jupiter’s primary automation proving ground. Visitors to the facility can find an array of Jupiter CNC products on display and energized – ready for demos and sample production cycles. The expansive warehouse features a large spare parts inventory and the majority of Jupiter inventory for sale.

The Morton facility has been in operation since before Jupiter was Jupiter. It was here that the handful of former Caterpillar engineers gathered to establish DAR-Tech, Jupiter’s predecessor. Morton has spent more than 40 years focused on repairing the most challenging CNC problems and overhauling the most complex CNC equipment and it shows. All manner of parts both antique and cutting-edge are stacked to the rafters. Blueprints, schematics, and diagrams are piled high on every desk. Gib cranes compete with forklifts for floor space in the shop.

Jupiter’s Morton facility is by no means pretty, but the newly overhauled machines that emerge from within sure are beautiful.