In the mid 1940s Robert Moore founded Moore equipment, a small machine and fabrication shop based out of Moores garage. A decade later, Moore utilized the Heli-Arc welding process and perfected the vibratory feeder bowl from the design originally patented by Mario Sgriccia in the 1950s, to the common design still in use today. During the 1950s Moore Equipment became Moorfeed Corporation, and over the decades grew to become the premier manufacturer of parts feeding and handling equipment. In the 1960s Moorfeed expanded its operations to California creating Moorfeed West. In 1975 Robert Moore passed away, leaving the company under new ownership. The 1980s and 1990s saw continual growth with the addition of Moorfeed South in Florida. Even in the face of new industry competition, Moorfeed continued to grow and became the largest feeder bowl company in the world, employing over 140 people. Starting in the early 2000s the company fell under hard times and began to lose much of its prominence as the premier vibratory feeder company, with ownership changing hands again in 2003. By the 2010s the company was struggling and on the verge of bankruptcy. Around this same time, Executive Management Services, Inc., a national facility management and janitorial company, formed Executive Automation Systems, becoming the Manufacturing Branch for the company. In September 2011, Moorfeed Corporation was purchased by Executive Automation Systems. From the very beginning, the goal was to revive the Moorfeed name to its once former glory. Starting with a handful of fabricators and an 8,000 square foot production facility, Moorfeed has already grown to 30+ employees and more than doubled the production square footage and we are still growing today. With Customers on 6 continents Moorfeed continues to be a major player in the industry.