Company Story
1916 - Modine Manufacturing Company was founded by Albert Modine in Racine, Wisconsin.
1920 - Modine introduced its first radiator, marking the beginning of the company's focus on heat transfer technology.
1930 - Modine developed its first tube and fin heat exchanger, which became a standard in the industry.
1940 - Modine began producing aircraft radiators for the US military during World War II.
1950 - Modine expanded its product line to include oil coolers and air coolers for industrial and automotive applications.
1960 - Modine introduced its first air-cooled condenser, which revolutionized the refrigeration industry.
1970 - Modine began producing heat exchangers for the nuclear power industry.
1980 - Modine expanded globally, establishing operations in Europe and Asia.
1990 - Modine introduced its first microchannel heat exchanger, which improved efficiency and reduced size.
2000 - Modine acquired several companies, expanding its product line and global presence.
2010 - Modine introduced its first CO2 heat exchanger, which reduced environmental impact.
2020 - Modine continued to innovate, introducing new products and technologies for the electric vehicle and renewable energy markets.