CUES, Inc.
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CUES, Inc., a subsidiary of SPX Corporation, manufactures sewer and pipeline inspection and rehabilitation equipment at its facility in Orlando, Florida. The company's camera systems include the OZIII-S and OZ4-HD mainline cameras, the Micro Pan and Tilt articulating camera head, and the DUC (Digital Universal Camera), a 3.1-megapixel side-scanning unit that inspects 6-inch through 60-inch pipelines and completes a 400-foot segment in under 15 minutes. Camera transporters range from the compact Ultra Shorty III and Ultra Shorty 21 to the Steerable Pipe Ranger II for larger-diameter pipe inspection and the Mudmaster for challenging pipe conditions. CUES also offers the WTR III wheeled-tracked transporter and the LAMP II lateral and mainline probe. The company builds custom TV inspection trucks configured for TV-only, TV/grout, TV/cutter/grout, and mainline/lateral combinations, as well as Sprinter-based units. Rehabilitation products include the Easy Grout Control System, Low Void Packers, CUES LOCK structural lining system, Compact Collapsible Packers, and chemical sealing systems. Lateral reinstatement cutters include the Kangaroo, Giant Kangaroo, and Currahee models. Multi-sensor inspection systems encompass SoLID FX laser profiling, CATVS (Combined Analog TV and Sonar), and the AMP Accurate Mapping Probe. The GraniteNet software platform provides pipeline inspection data management with cloud, AI-powered defect coding (DCASS), and GIS integration. Portable systems include the MPlus+ push system, MARK 3, K2 Wireless Base Station, C550c HUNTER Base Station, and flexiprobe series. CUES also distributes Pearpoint-branded products and operates technical training schools for pipeline inspection professionals.
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