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BALTIMORE AIRCOIL COMPANY, INC.
BALTIMORE AIRCOIL COMPANY,INC. Alias
Closed Circuit Cooling Towers
Hybrid Coolers
Cooling Towers
Evaporative Condensers
Ice Thermal Storage
Dry & Adiabatic Products
Immersion Cooling
Cooling Tower Manufacturing
Hybrid Cooler Manufacturing
Evaporative Condenser Manufacturing
Ice Thermal Storage Unit Manufacturing
Dry & Adiabatic Product Manufacturing
Immersion Cooling Tank Manufacturing
OEM Parts and Components Supply
Product Selection Software Service
TrilliumSeries™ Adiabatic Cooler
Filter
Accessories and Hardware
Cold Water Basin
Drive System
Heat Transfer
Water Distribution
Parts for Non BAC Equipment
TrilliumSeries™ Adiabatic Products Parts
Cooling Tower Production
Hybrid Cooler Production
Evaporative Condenser Production
Ice Thermal Storage Unit Production
Dry & Adiabatic Product Production
Immersion Cooling Tank Production
Product Selection Software Development
Company name
Group Parent Subsidiary Customer Supplier Alliance Bank Shareholder

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1924 Baltimore Aircoil Company founder, John Engalitcheff Jr. immigrated to Baltimore around 1924.
1930 Upon graduation in 1930, he was hired at a local refrigeration company.
1938 In 1938, he hand‑built an AC coil in a garage and pawned his wife Virginia’s wedding ring to start Baltimore Aircoil Company, launching the first blow‑through evaporative condenser.
1955 Modularly manufactured and packaged cooling equipment.
1962 International expansion begins with Europe and Pacific Rim.
1966 BAC opens Madera, CA plant.
1968 BAC opens Belgium plant.
1974 BAC opens Milford, DE plant.
1975 BAC expands operations to Latin America.
1980 BAC opens Italy plant.
1981 Baltibond™ Corrosion Protection System introduced.
1982 Ice Chiller™ Thermal Storage Unit.
1983 First CTI Certified Cooling Tower manufacturer (FXT).
1985 Amsted Industries purchases BAC.
1995 FXV Closed Circuit Cooling Tower with Combined Flow technology.
1996 In 1996, he was inducted into the ASHRAE Hall of Fame.
1997 Eurovent Certification in Europe started; operations in Asia established.
2002 HXV Hybrid Cooler.
2005 BAC moves Global Headquarters to Jessup, MD.
2015 ENDURADRIVE® Fan System.
2018 Nexus® Modular Hybrid Cooler.
2020 BAC acquires Coil Design Corporation in Dayton, TN.
2021 BAC opens Dalian, People's Republic of China plant; BAC acquires Eurocoil SP.
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