History of Wendland Manufacturing

Wendland Manufacturing has been providing quality tanks and pressure vessels to their suppliers and

customers for nearly one-hundred years. Some of these clients have included ADM, Bechtel, and municipal

water districts for the cities of Arlington, San Antonio, and Los Angelas.

What's the key to Wendland Manufacturing's success?

Superior quality products, a streamlined production process, and experience, plain and simple. Many of

Wendland's representatives have been with the company for over 50 years, and the average tenure of their

employees is in excess of 16 years. This kind of can-do, know-how experience tremendously adds to the

exceptional quality of the product being built. Wendland Manufacturing also benefits by being a stand-alone

company. No outside corporation pulls the strings. All decisions are made right here at home in San Angelo,

Texas, and that means decisions are made faster and you get your product sooner rather than later.

Mr. H.G. Wendland founded the company in 1921 doing mainly light gauge fabrication, and while the past

has been good, the future is looking even better. Today, Wendland manufactures an entire line of tanks and

pressure vessels for the water, waste water, and chemical industries, as well as aroma tanks for the natural

gas industry along with a light gauge line for the oil markets. Looking towards the future, the company is

now well situated to take advantage of some very important markets. Water resource management is being

accomplished by the use of Wendland water conditioning and water filter tanks. The hydropnuematic tank

products have been expanded to meet the needs of municipal water districts and other waste utilities.

Along with this, comes sophisticated quality control procedures, the newest welding techniques, and the

ability to cement line the interiors of tanks used in very corrosive environments.

With continued growth and expansion, Wendland truly represents the "can do" attitude and the "no job is

too small and no project too large" philosophy.