History of
Die-Mation Engineering
and
Inno-veyor, Inc

Die-Mation Engineering Co.

      Die-Mation Engineering Co. was founded in 1970 to provide tooling, gage, fixture, and Die design to the Automotive Industry. 

       Founded in 1970 Die-Mation Engineering Co. in Detroit, MI to provide engineering services to the automotive industry. Die-Mation is a Michigan corporation operating under a Chapter "S" provision.

In June of 1970 Ford Motor Company recognized Die-Mation Engineering Co. as an approved design vendor.

In May of 1977 with seven years of operations underway, Die-Mation Engineering Co. moves to a new location on Farmington Rd. in Livonia.

In June of 1978 Ford Motor Company awards a blanket purchase order to Die-Mation for design and revisions at both the Ford Monroe and Dearborn Stamping Plants. This blanket P.O. continues to be active to date. Often Die-Mation is "single-sourced".

In September of 1980 Die-Mation expanded its services to include a fully equipped machine shop.

In September of 1987 Die-Mation moved to its current location on Globe Road in Livonia, MI.

In June of 1993 Die-Mation adds CAD stations using AutoCAD, which continues to be expanded and networked today.

In December of 1994 Die-Mation issues a QS-9000 compliant Quality Manual.In November of 1999 Die-Mation is purchased by Inno-veyor, Inc., (a Michigan Corporation) with the intent of providing a full service supplier capable of handling a greater variety of design and build. In addition to Die-Mation’s core business, Inno-veyor, Inc. offers experience in plant automation.

 Inno-veyor, Inc.

Founded in 1999, the owners bring together a combination talent and experience in Automotive Equipment Design and Build to service a variety of customers.

Along with our engineering capabilities the company offers expertise in Advanced Process Design and Project Implementation through the use of proven Project Management Tools.

Inno-veyor Inc. has chosen as their motto "Innovation in Motion". This motto is the cornerstone of the company’s philosophy. The first new equipment design offered by Inno-veyor was the horizontal Accumulating Pallet Conveyor (APC) with patent pending features.  Recently we developed a Vertical Accumulating Pallet Conveyor (VAPC) which will provide the customer with even greater flexibility in a smaller footprint than the APC.  Both styles will offer distinct design and integration advantages. 

Today, along with a continuous improvement program for this important product line, the engineers at Inno-veyor seek new and even more innovative machines to enhance our customers’ own capabilities.