Controls Southeast Inc

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For many years, refineries and gas plants have employed in-ground seal legs to prevent process vapor from entering the sulfur pit or collection vessel. While seal legs perform this function up to a point, they are prone to water intrusion and mechanical plugging, which result in costly repairs and unplanned SRU downtime. Above-ground sealing devices address many of these issues; but only CSI's S x Seal™ 2000 provides all the benefits of above-ground and in-ground sulfur sealing devices, without any trade-offs.

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In 2002, we began large-scale production of process piping (not jacketed) as a compliment to our ControTrace® product (whereby we provided the piping along with the ControTrace®). Since then, our production capacity has grown significantly, enabling process piping to become a major part of our product offering.

Controls Southeast, Incorporated (CSI) was established in 1962 by our then parent company, Carolina Controls, Incorporated. Our mission at that time was to perform valve repair and fabricate flexible metal hoses.

In 1970, we were asked to weld a heating jacket around a valve body to allow valve application in processes with relatively high freeze points. This launched us into the realms of heated piping systems and specialty fabrication. Today, we continue to provide weld-on jacketed valves (and other components).

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