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Cookie Policy

Last Updated: July 30, 2026

This Cookie Policy explains how PSI Hydraulics (“PSI,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) uses cookies and similar technologies on its website.

This Policy should be read together with PSI’s Privacy Policy.

 

1. What Are Cookies?

Cookies are small text files placed on a browser or device when someone visits a website. Cookies can allow a website to function, remember settings, protect forms, measure activity, or support advertising measurement.

Other technologies—including pixels, tags, scripts, local storage, software-development tools, and server logs—may perform similar functions. References to “cookies” in this Policy include these similar technologies where appropriate.

Cookies may be:

  • Session cookies, which generally expire when the browser is closed; or

  • Persistent cookies, which remain until they expire or are deleted.

Cookies may also be:

  • First-party cookies, placed by PSI’s Website or hosting platform; or

  • Third-party cookies, placed or accessed by another service provider.

 

2. Types of Cookies We Use

Essential Cookies

Essential cookies support functions necessary for the Website to operate, such as:

  • Page delivery and network management;

  • Website and form security;

  • Fraud and abuse prevention;

  • Session management;

  • Load balancing;

  • Remembering privacy or cookie-consent selections; and

  • Providing features specifically requested by the visitor.

Because the Website may not function properly without them, essential cookies generally cannot be disabled through PSI’s cookie banner.

Functional Cookies

Functional cookies support optional Website features and preferences, such as:

  • Remembering display or interface choices;

  • Supporting embedded content;

  • Enabling map, video, or other enhanced features; and

  • Improving the visitor’s interaction with Website components.

If functional cookies are declined, certain embedded or enhanced features may be unavailable.

Analytics Cookies

Analytics cookies help PSI understand how visitors use the Website. They may collect information concerning:

  • Pages viewed;

  • Visit duration;

  • Referring pages;

  • General device and browser characteristics;

  • Approximate geographic region;

  • Website events and interactions; and

  • Errors or performance issues.

PSI uses or plans to use Wix Analytics and Google Analytics 4 for these purposes.

Advertising and Measurement Cookies

Advertising and measurement technologies help PSI:

  • Measure whether advertisements generate Website visits or inquiries;

  • Attribute conversions to advertising campaigns;

  • Evaluate campaign effectiveness;

  • Limit duplicate reporting; and

  • Improve advertising decisions.

PSI uses or plans to use Google Ads conversion tracking and Meta Pixel.

PSI does not currently use Website information to create PSI remarketing audiences. However, Google and Meta may process information in accordance with their own policies, consent signals, and user-account settings.

 

3. Services That May Use Cookies or Similar Technologies

Wix and Usercentrics

The Website is hosted and operated using Wix. Wix may use cookies and related technologies for hosting, security, form operation, analytics, consent management, and other Website functions.

PSI may use the Usercentrics for Wix consent-management platform to display the cookie banner, record consent selections, and prevent nonessential technologies from operating before consent where required.

Wix Analytics

Wix Analytics may collect Website-usage and performance information to help PSI understand traffic and interactions.

Google Analytics 4

Google Analytics 4 helps PSI measure Website traffic and engagement. Google may receive information such as the visited page, device and browser information, IP-derived location, cookie identifiers, and Website events.

Google Tag Manager

Google Tag Manager is used to manage and deploy Website tags. Tag Manager may control when analytics, conversion, and other scripts operate. The individual services deployed through Tag Manager may collect information as described in this Policy.

Google Ads Conversion Tracking

Google Ads conversion tracking helps PSI determine whether a Google advertisement resulted in a Website visit, inquiry, or other measured action.

Meta Pixel

Meta Pixel helps PSI measure interactions and conversions associated with advertising on Meta services. Depending on consent choices and configuration, Meta may receive device, browser, page, and interaction information.

Google Maps

Embedded Google Maps may connect to Google and process device, browser, IP-address, location, and interaction information when a map is loaded or used.

YouTube

Embedded YouTube videos may connect to Google or YouTube and process device, browser, cookie, page, and interaction information when a video component is loaded or played.

Where supported by PSI’s consent platform, nonessential embedded content may remain blocked until the visitor provides the applicable consent.

 

4. Your Cookie Choices

When the cookie banner is displayed, you may:

  • Accept all available cookie categories;

  • Reject nonessential cookies;

  • Select individual cookie categories; or

  • Reopen the privacy settings and change your choices.

Withdrawing consent does not affect processing that occurred before the preference was changed.

Declining a cookie category may prevent some Website features, maps, videos, analytics, or advertising measurements from operating.

 

5. Browser Controls

Most browsers allow users to review, block, or delete cookies. Browser settings vary, so consult the browser’s help documentation for instructions.

Blocking all cookies may affect essential Website functionality. Clearing cookies may also remove a previously saved consent choice, causing the Website to ask for preferences again.

Private-browsing modes may limit cookies retained on a device but do not necessarily prevent websites or service providers from receiving information during a visit.

 

6. Provider Controls

Visitors may also use controls made available by third-party providers, including:

  • Google advertising settings;

  • The Google Analytics browser opt-out add-on;

  • Meta advertising preferences; and

  • Device or browser privacy settings.

These third-party controls are provided and managed by the applicable provider.

 

7. Global Privacy Control and Do Not Track

Some browsers transmit Global Privacy Control, Do Not Track, or similar preference signals.

The legal effect and technical support for these signals vary. PSI will process legally recognized opt-out signals when required and technically supported. Visitors should also use the Website’s cookie-preference controls or contact PSI directly to communicate a privacy request.

 

8. Exact Cookie List

Cookie names, providers, purposes, and expiration periods may change when Wix, Google, Meta, Usercentrics, embedded content, or Website configurations are updated.

The Website’s cookie-consent tool may display a current list based on scans and active Website components. That scan-generated list should be treated as the most current technical inventory.

PSI periodically reviews the Website and may update this Policy when its use of cookies materially changes.

 

9. Changes to This Policy

PSI may update this Cookie Policy to reflect changes in technologies, service providers, Website functionality, or legal requirements.

The updated Policy will be posted with a revised “Last Updated” date.

 

10. Contact PSI

Questions or requests concerning cookies and Website privacy may be directed to:

PSI Hydraulics
20313 FM 362
Waller, Texas 77484
Email: sales@pressurespecialist.com
Phone: 281-516-8556

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