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2001
TRW Top Supplier Award for excellence in price, quality and technology
Earned DaimlerChrysler Gold Award for third consecutive year
Exceeded cost reduction objectives with both General Motors and DaimlerChrysler
Achieved "Green Status" at GM for less than 10 rejected parts per million
2002
Installed Large-Capacity Thermoforming System for automotive and non-automotive products
Introduced Water-based "Soft-Touch" painting for improved environmental air quality
Began first production part application for exterior auto body color ionomer film
Completed full "Black Box" designs of future DaimlerChrysler full-sized passenger vehicles
ISO 14001 Awarded for surpassing global environmental standards
Won Process Enabling Technology Award 2002 Society of Plastic Engineers
Won Grand Award for innovation of the year 2002 Society of Plastic Engineers
450 employees
More than $80 million in annual sales
1999
DaimlerChrysler CARE Car Project CHEER Award for Environmental Excellence
DaimlerChrysler Gold Award for Excellence in cost, delivery, quality and technology
Supporting Member of the Michigan Minority Business Development Council
Launched first Ford Motor Company Taurus/Sable Multi-shot Passenger Side Airbag Door
Launched more than 25 new underbody plastic components into production for new DaimlerChrysler mid-sized vehicles
2000
Established 28,000 sq. ft. clean room within current facility
Installed four-layer Coextrusion line for production of highly engineered film and sheet products for automotive and non-automotive applications
DaimlerChrysler Gold Award
Nominated for Automotive News Pace Award for Excellence in manufacturing
Exceeded DaimlerChrysler Minority Sourcing Targets
1997
Awarded New Part Programs with three Tier I Automotive customers: Valeo Climate Control, Rieter Automotive and Magna International
1998
Installed 3 new rotary multi-shot molding machines, up to 1300 tons
Distinguished SCORE performance at DaimlerChrysler Corporation for cost, quality and technological excellence
Initiated Michigan Minority Business Development Council membership
Zero Defect Award from Mitsubishi Motors for 1998 Model Year
DaimlerChrysler Gold Pentastar Award for Excellence in cost, delivery, quality and technology
Teamed with Texas Encore Corporation to develop recycled auto tires into functional plastic components
Completed "Black Box’ designs for all underbody functional plastic components for Chrysler Corporation’s mid-sized vehicles
1991-1993
Chrysler Corporation’s Quality Excellence Award earned for second consecutive year
Metal Encapsulated Thermoplastic Passenger Airbag Cover patented for GM
Morton International added as a customer
Chrysler Corporation’s "Quality Excellence Award" earned for third consecutive year
Produced the automotive industry’s first Metal Encapsulated Painted Thermoplastic Olefin Passenger Side Airbag Door for GM Chevrolet Cavalier
1994
Produced first Glass-Filled Thermoplastic Polyester Painted Exterior Body Component used on a GM Corporation production vehicle
1995
Added two-component polyurethane paint line with fully robotic painting
Completed "Black Box’ designs for all underbody functional plastic components for Chrysler Corporation’s full-sized passenger vehicles
Finalist for Society of Automotive Engineers "Part of the Year" Award for Design and Manufacturing Excellence on the Chrysler Corporation Ram Truck Passenger Side Airbag Door
1996
Installed two 700-Ton rotary, two-shot molding machines
Achieved QS-9000 Certification to International Standards
Achieved ISO-9001 Certification to International Standards
Distinguished SCORE performance at DaimlerChrysler Corporation for cost, quality and technological excellence
Began production of more than 30 new parts for Chrysler Corporation full-sized passenger vehicles
1985-1990
Added 160,000 sq. ft. addition to manufacturing area
51 molding machines, including machines up to 3,300 tons in clamping force
Built industry-approved laboratory for coatings, adhesives, thermal plastics and color
Given Ford Q-1 Award for price, delivery, quality, service and technology
Awarded General Motors’ Targets for Excellence for meeting and surpassing GM requirements for quality, delivery, technology, price and service
Built 37,500 sq. ft. Engineering, Design and Sales Facility.
Installed Catia CAD System and Co-ordinate Measuring System
Produced and Patented the automotive industry’s first Thermoplastic Elastomer Two-Shot Airbag Cover
Added TRW and Allied Signal as customers
Earned Chrysler Corporation’s Quality Excellence Award
$77 million in annual sales
350 employees
1980-1984
First negotiated agreement with the U.A.W.
Built 40,000 sq. ft. expansion for Tool Room
Added Assembly Operations
100,000 sq. ft. addition to manufacturing area
32 molding machines
1966-1972
Mayco is founded by Edwin May as a Plating, Painting, and Parts Assembly company
First manufacturing of injection molded plastic components for appliances (Frigidaire) and automotive (General Motors) industries
Began injection molding and painting of General Motors Chevrolet Camaro Instrument Panel Cluster Bezel
Constructed new exterior paint line
80,000 square foot plant
15 injection molding machines
$10 million in annual sales
1973-1977
Shipped first parts as a supplier for Ford Motor Company and Chrysler Corporation
Built new 250,000 sq. ft. facility in Sterling Heights, Michigan
27 molding machines
Added a 900-foot Reciprocating Exterior Paint Line
$24 million in annual sales
150 employees
