The durability, cost-effectiveness, and variety of industrial applications for plastic pails have made them a staple in many businesses and households. We have provided plastic pails for Georgia and the Southeastern United States since 1974. If you have specific requirements or questions regarding plastic pails or their uses, such as food storage, industrial use, or DIY projects, contact us to learn more.
Why Choose Plastic Pails Over Other Container Options
Plastic pails offer distinct advantages when compared to other storage solutions, such as plastic drums, steel drums, tote tanks, and plastic bottles:
- Plastic Drums: Pails require less storage space than plastic drums and are easier to handle for smaller quantities.
- Steel Drums: Plastic pails won’t rust or corrode, making them suitable for a wide range of substances, including corrosive materials.
- Tote Tanks: Pails offer more portability and convenience than reconditioned tote tanks when it comes to everyday use in different settings.
- Plastic Bottles: Plastic pails provide a sturdier and more secure option for bulk transportation or storage. They are also a much safer choice for handling heavy loads.
Industrial Applications for Plastic Pails
In every industry, industrial plastic pails stand out for their practicality. They enhance operational efficiency, safety, and productivity and prove essential in a wide range of applications.
Pharmaceuticals
Plastic pails in the pharmaceutical sector ensure safety and purity. They store and transport raw materials and finished products, benefiting from non-reactive materials that prevent contamination.
Farming Industry
Farmers rely on plastic pails for multiple tasks, including storing feed, transporting fertilizers, and aiding in irrigation. Their durability and ease of cleaning make them perfect for outdoor use.
Food & Beverage
For the food and beverage industry, these pails offer food-grade storage, preserving ingredient freshness and ensuring safety. They are essential for fermentation, ingredient storage, and product transportation.
Construction & Building
Construction sites use plastic pails to mix, transport, and store materials like paint and adhesives. Their toughness makes them reliable for heavy-duty tasks.
Cleaning Industry
In the cleaning industry, plastic pails are key for mixing solutions, carrying supplies, and containing wastewater. Their chemical resistance and portability enhance cleaning efficiency.
Waste Industry
Plastic pails benefit the waste industry by collecting, sorting, and transporting materials, including hazardous waste. They prevent leaks and spills, ensuring safe waste handling.
Our Plastic Pails and Plastic Pail Accessories
At Orlando Drum, we have an assortment of different plastic pails and accessories available for businesses and homes. Our selection ranges from plastic open-top/open-head pails to tight-head pails and screw tops. We also have several different types of lids to fit your needs, including screw caps with spouts.
Are Plastic Pails Environmentally Friendly?
The sustainability of plastic pails is dependent on how they’re made and used. Using recyclable materials for their construction and properly recycling them can significantly lessen their environmental impact. Responsible practices, such as prioritizing recyclability and reusability, make plastic pails an eco-friendly choice.
Are Plastic Pails Recyclable?
Plastic pails made of HDPE, LDPE, and PP are recyclable and accepted by most recycling centers. However, some pails are not recyclable; depending on their construction, some have toxic components that make recycling too hazardous.
We Supply Plastic Pails for Georgia Industries
Orlando Drum has provided plastic pails for residential or commercial use across Georgia and the Southeastern United States since 1974. For over 40 years, we’ve been committed to our industrial partners with our products and services. Please contact us to learn what we can do for you, or refer to our blog and Comprehensive Guides to learn more:
- Guide to Tote Tanks/Intermediate Bulk Containers
- Guide to Reconditioned Steel Drums
- Guide to Plastic and Steel Drum Recycling