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| Company | History | |
| PULSCO’s founder, William Everett, installed the first surge control system in 1922. In the mid 1950’s, Pulsation Controls Corporation was founded in Santa Paula, California. In 1969, the company was sold to American Air Filter and moved the operation to Louisville, Kentucky. Tolo, Incorporated purchased the surge control and pulsation dampener product lines in 1975 and moved the company back to Orange County, California, in 1982. PULSCO reentered the vent and line silencer market in 1986, with an exclusive marketing arrangement with Fisher Control Corporation. Advanced Technology Company acquired PULSCO in 1999 and remains as the current parent company. Advanced Technology Company, with capabilities in electron beam welding, manual/automatic TIG welding, laser processing, vacuum furnace brazing and CNC machining, has been manufacturing industrial and aerospace products to PULSCO specifications for a number of years. Today, PULSCO resides in Irvine, California providing engineered solutions for fluid pulsation, noise, and surge. | |
| Our company is
proud of being a pioneer of surge arrestor and pulsation
dampener methods of pressure transient and pulsation control. For
over 80 years, PULSCO has been designing and manufacturing surge
arresting and pulsation dampening products to customer specifications. Our
expertise spans several industries and offers our customers the
assurance of knowledgeable personnel, seasoned products and industry
proven solutions for their surge, pulsation and noise problems. PULSCO
maintains a company heritage of quality and performance.
As a leader in the field surge and pulsation dampening, we recognize that constant research and development is required to stay on the cutting edge. PULSCO was the first to employ digital computer modeling techniques to design surge control systems and analog computer techniques for the design of pulsation control equipment. With proven engineering skills and industrial know-how, we continue to create cost effective, customized solutions that ensure operating requirements are achieved for each of our customers. Our policy is one of continuous product research and improvement in order to meet the changing needs of our customers. |
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