
Victor Reinz Parts and Accessories for your vehicle
Victor Reinz supplies virtually every engine manufacturer in the world with products for major applications. Now celebrating 116 years of providing trusted sealing solutions, Victor Reinz offers exclusive gasket sets that are engineered by experts.
GLOBAL PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
- True global offering
- Consistent global part numbers
WORLD-CLASS MARKETING
- Focused funnel path
- Trade marketing
- Full online training platform
CUSTOMER-FOCUSED
- Engineering
- Testing
- Manufacturing
- Distribution
GLOBAL AND LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE
- Worldwide Distribution
- Centrally located distribution points
PROFESSIONAL INSTALLER FOLLOWING
- Trusted installer brand for over 115 years
- Demanded by import specialist installers
Victor Reinz Historic Milestones
2020 (August)
The launch of the Victor Reinz Gasket Finder provides a simple online product search by Year/Make/Model/Engine
2018 (April)
The free, online Dana Training Academy™ is introduced, with three initial Courses that focus on Victor Reinz gaskets.
2016 (November)
The Victor Reinz gasket brand “comes home” to Dana, its original manufacturer, in the North American aftermarket.
2016 (January)
Dana acquires the Magnum Gaskets product line from a leading contract manufacturer of precision molded gaskets for aftermarket and OE.
2007
Dana signs a long term contract for a third party to be the exclusive distributor of Victor Reinz gaskets in North America.
1993
Dana acquires the Reinz Company and forms the new Victor Reinz brand for its gaskets, sealing products, and heat shields.
1966
Dana acquires the Victor Gasket Manufacturing Company, which is a leading supplier to OE and the aftermarket.
1946
Spicer is renamed the Dana Corporation in honor of Charles Dana. Spicer becomes the brand name for the company's driveline products.
1920
Hugo Reinz begins manufacturing gaskets in Germany and becomes a technology leader.
1914
Charles Dana joins the company and rises to the position of president and treasurer.
1909
The Victor brothers manufacture the world’s first cylinder head gasket at their factory in Chicago.
1904
Clarence W. Spicer begins manufacturing universal joints, later founding Spicer Manufacturing Company.