Plastic buckets14 sizes · 560 ml to 21 L
Medical buckets9 sizes · 1 to 21 L
Food containers5 formats · 250 to 750 ml
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The easiest place to buy medical waste buckets in Kyrgyzstan is where they're made: the HTI Group plant sits just outside Bishkek, in Ak-Chiy village, and ships straight from its own warehouse. The lineup has ten items from 1 to 21 liters: yellow for Class B waste and red for Class C (by Kyrgyz sanitary classification), each with a plastic handle and a tamper-evident lid. Hospitals and clinics in Bishkek and Chuy Region get their buckets on our own delivery trucks, while healthcare facilities in Osh, Karakol, Jalal-Abad, and other cities receive them through a freight carrier. Below you'll find the full size chart and a comparison of each medical bucket with a food-grade bucket of the same size.
This tool puts two buckets of the same size side by side, one from the medical line and one from the food-grade line, and shows color, handle, body dimensions, tare weight, and units per pallet. They share the same body, so the dimensions match. The key differences are summed up in three points below.
Food-grade buckets from 2.3 liters have a metal bail handle, and from 8 liters it also gets a plastic grip. The medical line uses a plastic handle in all nine sizes, from 1 to 21 liters.
Neck diameter, body height, and units per pallet are the same as on a food-grade bucket of the same size: both lines share one body.
The 11.2 liter bucket is made only in the medical line; the closest food-grade size is 11.5 liters. The color differs too: yellow and red instead of white and clear.
A yellow bucket isn't the only packaging a hospital needs. The kitchen needs food buckets, the cafeteria needs containers, and the laundry and cleaning staff need jerry cans for detergent solutions. Here is our full lineup of 30 products, each with a real example from a hospital, clinic, or lab in the country. Medical buckets are covered in the most detail.
Nine sizes for family medicine centers, hospitals, labs, and dental clinics.
Single portions for serving lines, cafeterias, and teahouses near hospitals.
Food for hospital and sanatorium kitchens, plus cleaning supplies.
Bulk supplies for storerooms, laundries, and facility managers.
Containers for cafeterias, cafes near hospitals, and on-duty staff meals.
Jerry cans for liquid soap, cleaning solution, and laundry detergent.
A vaccination room at a family medicine center in Bishkek keeps a one-liter yellow bucket on the table: the needle comes off in the lid's needle remover, tare weight 36 g.
A rural health post in Naryn Region gets by with one 2.3 liter bucket for cotton, spatulas, and gloves; plastic handle, tare weight 62 g.
A dental clinic in Osh keeps a 3 liter bucket by the dental unit: the needle remover takes off carpule syringe needles, and the Ø200×137 mm body fits on the cabinet.
A lab in Jalal-Abad uses two 3.8 liter buckets: one with a needle remover for blood draws, the other with a 75 mm opening for disinfecting wipes.
The health post at a resort in Cholpon-Ata sets up a 5.6 liter bucket for the season: syringes and guests' dressings, tamper-evident lid, 153 g tare, 1,920 pcs per pallet.
A district hospital in Tokmok puts an 11.2 liter bucket in its dressing room, a size food-grade buckets don't come in: Ø290×217 mm, plastic handle, 271 g.
A maternity ward in Karakol collects Class B waste in a yellow 11.5 liter bucket and keeps a red Class C one for the isolation room. Tare weight 307 g, plastic handle.
A regional hospital in Talas collects waste from its exam rooms in an 18 liter bucket: Ø332×286 mm, plastic handle, tamper-evident lid.
A private clinic in Bishkek picks up 21 liter buckets itself from the Ak-Chiy warehouse: one pallet holds 600 pcs, yellow body, 620 g of plastic in each bucket.
The serving kitchen of a children's ward in Bishkek gets suzma for breakfast in a 560 ml bucket with lugs: with no handle it sits snugly on the cart and holds 650 ml brim-full.
A teahouse near a hospital in Osh packs kurt and nuts for visitors to take to patients in an 800 ml bucket, 131 mm across, with a plastic or molded-in handle.
A sanatorium on Issyk-Kul serves sea buckthorn jam in an 850 ml bucket: Ø118×124 mm body, plastic or molded-in handle, easy to carry out of the dining hall.
A city hospital cafeteria sells honey from Toktogul to visitors in a 900 ml bucket: molded-in handle, 34 g empty.
A hospital kitchen in Karakol stores talkan for morning porridge in one-liter Ø132.5×121 mm buckets, each with a plastic handle and 36 g tare weight.
A district hospital kitchen in Naryn gets ghee in a 2.3 liter bucket: about 2.1 kg, metal bail handle, 175 mm diameter.
The Jalal-Abad resort buys apricot jam for guests' afternoon snack: a 3 liter bucket holds about 4 kg, with a metal bail handle.
Cleaning staff in a Tokmok surgical ward keep scouring powder and baking soda in a 3.8 liter bucket, 176 mm tall, with a metal bail handle.
A supplier delivers sauerkraut and pickled cucumbers to a hospital in Kara-Balta in 5.6 liter buckets: metal bail handle, 156 g tare.
A clinic facility manager in Talas buys 8 liter buckets for whitewash and putty to renovate exam rooms: bail handle with plastic grip, Ø276×197.5 mm.
A regional hospital laundry in Batken scoops washing powder from an 11.5 liter bucket: bail handle with plastic grip, 307 g tare.
An emergency hospital carries potatoes and carrots from the vegetable store to its kitchen in a 15 liter bucket: Ø303×292 mm, bail handle with plastic grip.
A resort in Cholpon-Ata buys its honey for the whole season in 18 liter buckets: each holds about 25.6 kg, bail handle with plastic grip, 600 pcs per pallet.
A city hospital storeroom in Bishkek keeps rice, flour, and sugar in lidded 21 liter buckets: bail handle with plastic grip, 620 g of plastic in each.
A cafe at a private clinic in Bishkek serves chak-chak and jam with tea in a 250 ml hexagonal container: 13 g tare, no handle.
A clinic cafeteria in Osh sells fresh vegetable salad in a 385 ml round container: low 54 mm body, no handle, 16 g of plastic.
A deli packs lunch for the on-duty ambulance crew in a 400 ml hexagonal container: plov or manty, 16.5 g tare, 17,600 pcs per pallet.
A cafe near the hospital in Karakol packs ashlyan-fu to go in a 550 ml round container: Ø118 mm, 10,800 fit on one pallet.
A district hospital cafeteria in Uzgen lays out samsa and boorsok in a 750 ml flat tray: 21 g tare, 15,000 trays per pallet.
An infectious disease ward cleaner mixes floor-cleaning solution in a 5 liter jerry can: molded handle, 240 g, 180 pcs per pallet.
A hospital laundry in Osh buys liquid laundry detergent in 10 liter jerry cans: screw cap, molded handle, 420 g tare.
The table is built from factory data: nominal capacity, factory model, top diameter, body height, empty bucket weight, and units per pallet. Small buckets, 1 to 3.8 L, usually go to exam rooms and nursing stations; 5.6 L to dressing rooms and labs; 11.2 to 21 L to the ward.
Catalog section| Volume | Model | Top | Height | Tare weight | Handle | Per pallet |
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| 1 L | PK10 | Ø 132.5 mm | 121 mm | 36 g | plastic | 6,480 pcs |
| 2.3 L | PK23 | Ø 175 mm | 132 mm | 62 g | plastic | 3,300 pcs |
| 3 L | PK30 | Ø 200 mm | 137 mm | 95 g | plastic | 2,800 pcs |
| 3.8 L | PK38 | Ø 200 mm | 176 mm | 110 g | plastic | 2,800 pcs |
| 5.6 L | PK56, general | Ø 224 mm | 193 mm | 153 g | plastic | 1,920 pcs |
| 5.6 L | PK56, for wipes | Ø 224 mm | 193 mm | 153 g | plastic | 1,920 pcs |
| 11.2 L | PK112 | Ø 290 mm | 217 mm | 271 g | plastic | 816 pcs |
| 11.5 L | PK115 | Ø 295 mm | 234 mm | 307 g | plastic | 816 pcs |
| 18 L | PK180 | Ø 332 mm | 286 mm | 526 g | plastic | 600 pcs |
| 21 L | PK210 | Ø 332 mm | 333.5 mm | 620 g | plastic | 600 pcs |
Height is shown without the lid; with the lid, the bucket is 6 to 10 mm taller. The 5.6 liter bucket takes two rows: general use and disinfecting wipes. Their dimensions are identical.
A quick guide for head nurses and procurement staff: what gets collected and which sizes clinics across the country order most often for it. Pick the color by waste class, yellow or red, and the size by how much builds up before removal. Don't see your case? Ask our sales manager.
The needle remover in the lid takes the needle off the syringe.
A small bucket for a doctor's office or rural health post.
The version with a 75 mm opening in the lid works as a dispenser.
Pipette tips and plastic test tubes after analysis.
Syringes, IV sets, cotton: the size depends on patient numbers.
Bandages and dressings are bulky, so a wide-top bucket works best.
Red body; a small bucket is easier to close and carry out.
A general ward bucket with a lid and plastic handle.
The largest item: Ø332 mm, 600 pcs per pallet.
A medical waste bucket is a body, handle, and lid, all injection-molded from polypropylene. There are no metal parts. Sizes differ in their lids: some have a needle remover, others an opening for wipes, and every lid has a tamper-evident seal.
The closed lid opens with a tear-off strip. It works only once: if the bucket has been opened, the nurse sees it right away, with no extra seals or stickers.
In the food-grade line, buckets from 2.3 liters come with a metal bail handle. In the medical line, every size has a plastic handle, from the one-liter bucket to the 21 liter one.
The lid with needle remover is available for the 1 and 3 liter buckets, as well as the 3.8 and 5.6 liter ones. The last two also come with a lid that has a 75 mm opening for pulling out disinfecting wipes.
Yellow body for Class B, red for Class C. The department name is applied with a label or with in-mold labeling (IML), where the image becomes part of the bucket wall during molding.
The medical line is stored where it's molded: at our factory warehouse in the Bishkek Free Economic Zone (FEZ), Ak-Chiy village. A hospital or clinic has three options: send its own truck, use our own delivery trucks if it's in Bishkek or Chuy Region, or receive pallets from a freight carrier. That's how buckets reach healthcare facilities in Osh, Jalal-Abad, Batken, Karakol, Naryn, and Talas. The map shows the regions and cities that have their own page on our site. Buckets ship to Kazakhstan by the pallet as deliveries within the EAEU (Eurasian Economic Union).
The clinic's buyer agrees on the order contents and loading time with our sales manager in advance. We ship in full pallets, so you'll need a truck. The warehouse is inside the Bishkek FEZ.
Our own delivery trucks bring medical waste buckets to hospitals, family medicine centers, and private clinics in Bishkek, Tokmok, Kara-Balta, and villages across Chuy Region.
To Osh, Jalal-Abad, Batken, Karakol, Naryn, and Talas, pallets travel with a freight carrier. Our sales manager hands the load over to the carrier and sends the clinic the pickup details.
A department rarely needs a full pallet at once, while we ship only in full pallets, so it's easier to plan from quarterly or annual usage. Enter a quantity for each size, and the calculator shows how many pallets that makes and how much of a truck they fill. A pallet holds 6,480 of the 1 liter buckets and 600 each of the 18 and 21 liter sizes.
Our directory covers seven regions and 33 cities of Kyrgyzstan, including Bishkek and Osh. Each page explains what packaging local buyers order and how it gets there from the plant. Open your city: it shows the medical line with examples for local hospitals and clinics.
All packaging and deliveryWe don't have a fixed price list: the same item costs differently depending on order size and delivery method, so every quote is calculated per request. Tell us which sizes you need and how many, and our sales manager will give you the total for the order. It comes down to four factors.
The unit cost depends on order volume: the more pallets in your request, the lower it is. Our sales manager sets the tiers for each specific hospital or clinic order.
A 1 liter bucket contains 36 grams of polypropylene, and a 21 liter bucket, 620. Material is the main share of the production cost of each item.
A lid with a needle remover or a wipe opening, a label with the department name: each of these choices changes the estimate.
Pickup from Ak-Chiy, delivery on our own trucks within Bishkek and Chuy Region, and shipping by freight carrier to other cities are all calculated differently.
Your sales manager quotes the order price: call +996,222,600,292, message us on WhatsApp, or send a request on the website.
From HTI Group: our production and warehouse are just outside Bishkek, in the Bishkek Free Economic Zone (Ak-Chiy village). Clinics pick up yellow Class B and red Class C buckets themselves or order delivery on our own trucks. Call our sales manager at +996 222 600 292 (the same number works on WhatsApp), or send a request on the website.
Yes. The finished-goods warehouse is on the same site as our molding shop, in Ak-Chiy. Orders are placed in advance and shipped in full pallets, so you'll need to come by truck. Our sales manager confirms exactly what will be ready for loading, and how much, before you arrive.
The body is the same: buckets of the same size have identical diameter, height, and units per pallet. The rest differs: a medical bucket is yellow or red, always has a plastic handle, and for some sizes the lid has a needle remover or an opening for wipes. The 11.2 liter bucket exists only in the medical line. You can compare a pair side by side in the tool on this page.
They're containers for collecting medical waste: yellow for Class B, red for Class C. Small sizes with a needle remover collect needles, mid sizes take dressings, gloves, and syringes, and large ones collect waste for the whole ward. The 3.8 and 5.6 liter buckets with an opening in the lid work as disinfecting wipe dispensers.
Yes, the lid is included, and the closed bucket opens via a tamper-evident seal. Specify in your request which lid you need: standard, with a needle remover, or with a 75 mm opening for wipes. The size chart lists height without the lid, which adds 6 to 10 millimeters.
From 600 to 6,480 pcs, depending on size: 6,480 one-liter buckets, 3,300 of the 2.3 liter, 2,800 each of the 3 and 3.8 liter, 1,920 of the 5.6 liter, 816 each of the 11.2 and 11.5 liter, and 600 each of the 18 and 21 liter. This is the factory stacking pattern, used to plan both the clinic's storage space and the truck.
Yes. To cities outside Chuy Region, including Osh, Jalal-Abad, Batken, Karakol, Naryn, and Talas, medical buckets ship by the pallet with a freight carrier. Hospitals in Bishkek, Tokmok, and Kara-Balta get deliveries on our own trucks. Our sales manager agrees on the delivery method along with the order estimate.
Yes, on request. We apply a label or use in-mold labeling (IML), where the image is fused into the wall during molding and becomes part of the body. This way the bucket can carry the clinic name, department, or waste class marking. Approve the artwork with our sales manager before ordering.
We ship in full pallets. A pallet of one-liter buckets is 6,480 pcs, a pallet of 21 liter buckets is 600 pcs. One shipment can combine different sizes and colors, plus food buckets for the kitchen or jerry cans for the laundry, each item on its own pallet.
Each item in the catalog has its own product page with photos, dimensions, weight, and units per pallet. From there you can add the bucket to your cart. Prefer to talk? Call us, and our sales manager will help you choose the size and color for your department.
Tell us which waste class you collect and how many buckets you use per shift, and our sales manager will suggest a size and work out your monthly needs. Contact us: +996 222 600 292, WhatsApp, or a request on the website.
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