Modine
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Modine
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In 1916, in Racine, Wisconsin, Arthur B. Modine had a better radiator. He had patented a design called the Spirex for farm tractors, and he built a company around it. More than a hundred years later, that company is still in Racine, still in the business of moving heat from one place to another.
Modine made its early name in radiators, including the Turbotube for the Ford Model T, and during World War II it built aftercoolers for the P-51 Mustang. After the war it turned toward buildings with the Airditioner, a heating and cooling unit for homes and businesses. Today Modine trades on the New York Stock Exchange and employs about 11,000 people.
The thread that runs through all of it is heat transfer. A tractor radiator, a fighter plane aftercooler and a garage heater all do the same basic job: take heat from one place and put it somewhere more useful. Modine has been doing that for more than a century.
Modine's heating line for homes, garages and shops includes Hot Dawg gas-fired and hydronic unit heaters and the Amp Dawg electric unit heater, offered in 5.7 kW and 9.0 kW sizes. HVAC365 carries the Amp Dawg, a ceiling-hung all-electric heater for garages, workshops and small commercial spaces where running a gas line or vent is not practical. Browse heaters.
Modine is headquartered in Racine, Wisconsin, where Arthur B. Modine founded the company in 1916.
The Amp Dawg is Modine's all-electric unit heater for garages, shops and commercial spaces, made in 5.7 kW and 9.0 kW sizes.
Hot Dawg heaters run on natural gas, propane or hot water, while the Amp Dawg runs entirely on electricity and needs no gas line or vent.
Modine was founded in 1916 by Arthur B. Modine, who had patented the Spirex radiator for farm tractors.
Yes. Modine Manufacturing trades on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol MOD.
