1988	Miro Tool & Mfg., Inc. is established by Jeff Brown.  The company started with four employees working in 3,000 square feet of rented space.
1989	Purchased first wire EDM machine, a Mitsubishi with a travel of 8" x 12".
1991	Moved to a new location, renting 4,000 square feet of space.
1992	Moved to current location, buying a 4,000 square foot building.
1993	Purchased first CNC vertical machining center, a Hitachi Seiki VK45.
1993	Constructed a 5,000 square foot addition to the facility.
1994	Purchased first press, a 60 ton Bliss.
1997	Purchased two buildings located on the same property as the main building.  One building would become Miro Tool's Laser & Fabrication department.  The additional space gave Miro Tool 26,000 square feet under roof.
1998	Purchased Mitsubishi laser machine.
1999	Purchased AccurPress CNC press brake.  The combination of the laser machine, existing MIG and TIG welding capabilities and the press brake allowed Miro Tool to enter the fabrication business.  Also began the service of designing and manufacturing special machinery and fixtures.
2001	Constructed a 12,000 square foot addition to the main building.  The space was used to increase the manufacturing area and start a design department.  Miro Tool's facilities now total in excess of 38,000 square feet.
2002	Purchased a 400 ton press and two (2) vertical machining centers each with a travel of 35" x 85".  Also purchased three (3) Mitsubishi FA20 wire EDM machines each with a travel of 20" x 14".
2003	Purchased a forklift with 20,000 lb. capacity.  Further expanded lifting capacity by installing a 10 ton overhead bridge crane.  Purchased a Hitachi Seiki VS-50 CNC vertical machining center with a travel of 20" x 40" and a 12,000 rpm spindle.  Constructed a 4,000 square foot addition to the Press Operations building bringing Miro Tool's total facilities space to 42,000 square feet.
2004	Purchased a 1,000 ton Verson straight side press.  This press has a capacity of 60" front to back by 144" left to right and a 36-1/4" shut height.  Also purchased a 48" CWP coil handling system to support the 1,000 ton press.  The feedline can handle stock thicknesses ranging from .021" to .250".
2005	Purchased a Hurco VMX24 CNC vertical machining center with a travel of 20” x 24” and a 10,000 rpm spindle.
2006	Added four presses to expand Miro Tool’s stamping capability.  The presses range from 35 to 100 tons.  One 35 ton press is outfitted with an 8” coil handling system.  The 100 ton press has an 18” coil handling system.  Also purchased were a 10’ Niagara shear, a 2.7 ton Neff press with hot form capability, a 1 ton United Silicone hot stamp press and a Despatch environmental chamber.
2007	Purchased a 200 ton Niagara straight side press with an air cushion.   A Di-Acro power bender was purchased to enhance prototype and fabrication capabilities.