Baltimore Aircoil Company

Baltimore Aircoil Company (BAC) designs and manufactures cooling equipment for comfort cooling, process cooling and refrigeration. Founded in 1938 by John Engalitcheff Jr., who built a hand-built cooling coil in his garage, the business has grown into a global supplier of cooling solutions with more than 2,000 team members and operations in 16 countries across the Americas, Asia, Australia and Europe. Its headquarters are in Jessup, Maryland.

The company's product range covers sustainable comfort cooling for essential and demanding environments, process cooling for industrial and manufacturing settings, and refrigeration for cold storage, supermarkets and food and beverage processing, alongside a broader line of cooling coils and cooling equipment. Technical work is concentrated in cooling technology, HVAC and refrigeration, with an emphasis on sustainable cooling and balancing water and energy savings.

BAC's equipment serves a wide set of industries, including data centres, semiconductors, battery manufacturing, power generation, chemicals, petrochemicals, oil and gas, primary metals, hydrogen, food and beverage processing, cold storage, supermarkets, commercial buildings, healthcare and district cooling.

The company describes its culture in terms of building up people for lasting, impactful careers, investing in employee development and career growth, and a passion for innovation. It works alongside customers worldwide and describes itself as "the world's cooling partner".