Company formed by brothers H & F Talley, 10-12 New Cavendish Street, London, W1, England
The Emotril launched
Throughout the 50’s and 60’s MIE made a range of Anaesthetic machines like the Comprex, Cavendish, Weymouth, Wimpole, and the Salisbury, The portable models the Enderby (named after Dr Enderby), and the Harley
Everseal Facemask
Johnson Infant resuscitation Cot launched
Superlite range launched
Launch of Cavendish 5 and Cavendish 4
Superlite Exhaust valve launched
MIE sold along with Amalgamated Dental Industries to DentSply a large American Dental manufacturing company.
In May of ‘76 a pilot assembly plant was set up at Sowton Industrial Estate, Exeter, Devon.
MIE sales and distribution moved to the Falcon Road factory, Sowton Industrial estate, Devon from Broadwick Street London and the stores from Walton On Thames Surrey.
Launch of the Cavendish 500 Anaesthetic machine
The launch of the first Lack circuit developed by MIE and Dr John Alistair Lack at the Odstock Hospital, Salisbury, Wilts
June saw a new Managing Director appointed by DentSply
Launch of the Cavendish 250 Anaesthetic machine
The rights to the manufacture of the Flomasta ventilator were purchased from Wilf Jones the inventor and then patent holder
Carden ventilators introduced “Ventmasta”
New Jumbo 90 Absorber launched
The Vapamasta range of TC vaporisers launched
Cavendish 460 and 680 Anaesthetic machines launched
Moved to new premises in Falcon Road just across from the old factory now used by Howmet
Launch of Cavendish 460M and 680M replacing the earlier models
January 1st Company sold to Gambro, Sweden and became Engstrom MIE, and a new managing director was installed
In September the company is sold to Instrumentarium of Finland
Jan 1st Company sold to Vickers Medical
Launch of Cavendish 460E Anaesthetic machine
Launch of the Flexima 2 Anaesthetic machine
Launch of Falcon Anaesthetic machine
Launch of Hawk Induction apparatus
During this year the company was sold to Hillenbrand Industries USA to became part of Hill-Rom Europe
In December the company Moves to premises in Exmouth, Devon this being a previously a shoe factory for Clarks
In May Hill-Rom announce the closure of MIE and on the 7th July the majority of the staff leave, with just a few remaining staff to finalise the closure
July 20th Capital Product range acquired by Anmedic AB and consumables by Intersurgical Wokingham
Anmedic UK office opened in September 2000
Launch of Falcon SE
UK office at Intersurgical closed and moved to Hayling Island, Hampshire
Falcon Kestrel machine ceased production
Swift launched
Anmedic UK closes
Distribution of Anmedic products and full support of MIE products taken over by Key Health Solutions
Anmedic ceases manufacture of Anaesthetic machines
