DANA

Dana Incorporated is an American manufacturer of drivetrain components, motion control systems, and sealing technologies, founded in 1904. The company specializes in axles, driveshafts, transmissions, and engine gaskets. It supplies components for passenger vehicles, commercial vehicles, and off-highway equipment. The brand's products are integrated into the assembly lines of numerous global automotive manufacturers. The headquarters is located in Maumee, Ohio.

Country

USA

Brand History

1904: Clarence Spicer founds the company to produce universal joints. 1946: The company officially changes its name to Dana Corporation. 1998: Acquisition of the Spicer division, expanding presence in the drivetrain segment. 2016: Strategic expansion of the technology portfolio for electric vehicles. 2026: Dana remains an independent public company focusing on the electrification of powertrains.

Key OEM Customers

Ford, Jeep, Toyota, Paccar

Type

Manufacturer, Supplier (OEM)

Ecology

The company implements technologies to reduce CO2 emissions through the optimization of drivetrain component weight. Solutions for battery cooling systems in electric vehicles are being developed. Closed-loop recycling methods for manufacturing waste are being implemented.

Brand Authentication

The Dana Verify protection system is used, allowing for authenticity verification via QR code scanning on the packaging. Markings on gaskets are applied using laser engraving. The batch code on drivetrain components consists of 10 characters starting with the letter D.

Certificates

IATF 16949, ISO 14001, ISO 9001