- 1968 EMI (Evans Machine Co., Inc) founded and begins providing
machine shop services to a major food processing industry supplier
- 1972 EMI becomes involved in developing a mechanical poultry
deboner
- 1974 EMI manufactures the Yieldmaster deboner
- 1975 EMI provides machine shop services to another major
food processing industry supplier
- 1977 EMI develops an improved screen and auger system for
poultry deboning
- 1984 EMI manufactures the Meatmaker deboner using the improved
screen and auger system
- 1987 EMI specializes in quality replacement parts, offering
direct sales and 24-hour turn-around
- 1990 EMI eliminates the costly thrust bearing through its
ongoing R&D efforts
- 1991 An EMI modified deboner attains an input rate
of 22,000 pounds per hour
- 1992 EMI founder, Dan Evans, incorporates his improvements
into the prototype: EMI Deboner
- 1993 EMI applies for and receives patents for the EMI Deboner
- 1994 EMI introduces two EMI Deboner models at the 1994 International
Poultry Expo in Atlanta
- 2000 EMI completes the development of its website
- 2001 EMI opens its new 10,000sq.ft. facility to compliment
its existing operations.
- 2004 EMI attends its 11th International Poultry Expo and
continues to revolutionize the poultry deboning industry while continuing
our commitment to excellence for all our precision-machining customers
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