W. P. Law, Inc. is one of the Southeast's leading suppliers of fluid handling equipment for farmers, contractors, and industries. Founded in 1970, our company now has over 50 employees in four cities. You'll find that our reputation is built upon our ability as fluid handling professionals to find economical solutions to your needs, no matter how unusual. Please take a moment to browse through our site, you'll find a general overview of all the products and services we have to offer you.
A plastic tank is a large capacity liquid or granular storage unit that can be vertical, horizontal, below or above ground, as well as movable. They are designed to hold several gallons of a variety of substances for long periods without experiencing wear, weathering, or deterioration...
Plastic Water Tanks
A plastic water tank is a large capacity container designed to store water for household, agricultural, irrigation, and industrial manufacturing use. There are various types of water tanks produced to meet the needs of specific applications, with...
Plastic 55 Gallon Drums
A 55 gallon plastic drum is a storage or shipping container made of a high density industrial strength polymer with thick walls that provide endurance, strength, and longevity for the containment of a wide variety of substances and materials...
Plastic Containers
Plastic containers are material storage products made of a variety of plastics. Plastics are an ideal material for creating containers. They are known for their excellent formability, degradation resistance, durability, lightweight, recyclability, and controllable mechanical properties...
Rotational Molding
Rotational molding, commonly referred to as "rotomolding", is a plastic casting technique used to produce hollow, seamless, and double-walled parts. It uses a hollow mold tool wherein the thermoplastic powdered resin is heated while being rotated and cooled to solidify...
Blow Molding
Blow molding is a type of plastic forming process for creating hollow plastic products made from thermoplastic materials. The process involves heating and inflating a plastic tube known as a parison or preform. The parison is placed between two dies that contain the desired shape of the product...
