Plastic buckets14 sizes · 560 ml to 21 L
Medical buckets9 sizes · 1 to 21 L
Food containers5 formats · 250 to 750 ml
Plastic jerry cans5 L and 10 LPlastic buckets16 models, 560 ml - 21 LMedical buckets10 models, 1 - 21 LFood containers5 models, 250 - 750 mlPlastic canisters5 and 10 L塑料桶16 个型号，560 毫升 - 21 升食品容器5 个型号，250 - 750 毫升塑料方桶5 升和 10 升Hello! We'll suggest the right size for your product, calculate pallets, and quote a price for your order.
We sell plastic buckets in Astana direct from the factory. The capital is growing block by block: new residential complexes need painting and plastering, offices need cleaning and lunches, and farms in Akmola Region bring sour cream, cottage cheese, and meat into the city. HTI Group has packaging for each of these markets: buckets up to 21 L for finishing materials, trays and containers for lunches, and small buckets for dairy. We mold them in the Bishkek Free Economic Zone (FEZ) and ship them to Astana by the pallet.
Suburbs and nearby districts: plastic buckets in Akmola Region.
In Astana, our packaging goes to finishing-material producers, cleaning services, canteens and cafes near office districts, and farms in Akmola Region. Under each of the fourteen buckets, you'll see who uses it in the capital, plus its handle, opening, or empty weight.
Farm sour cream and cottage cheese, sauces, and lunch sides.
Salads, pickles, marinated meat, and cleaning pastes.
Putty, adhesive, paint, and cleaning concentrates.
Containers and trays for canteens, catering, and office lunches.
Jerry cans for cleaning products and for water on job sites.
Yellow Class B and red Class C buckets (by Kyrgyz sanitary classification) for the capital's hospitals, medical centers, and clinics.
Sour cream from Akmola farms at a neighborhood store on the Left Bank: a 560 ml bucket with side lugs and no handle, 7,200 per pallet.
Cottage cheese for breakfast at a business center cafe: 800 ml, plastic or molded-in handle, and the empty bucket weighs 29.5 g.
Cheese spread and cream sauce at a canteen deli counter in the capital: a tall 850 ml bucket, Ø 118 × 124 mm, with a plastic handle, made for the display case.
Farm kaymak and sour cream at an Astana weekend market: 900 ml, molded-in handle, 34 g empty.
Mustard and horseradish for ministry and office canteens: a one-liter bucket with a plastic handle, Ø 132.5 × 121 mm.
Beet salad (vinegret) and fresh cabbage slaw for the canteen serving line: 2.3 L, metal bail handle, 3,300 buckets per pallet.
Interior paint for one room in a newly completed building: three liters, Ø 200 × 137 mm body, metal bail handle.
Sauerkraut and pickles for winter menus at Astana cafes: about 4 kg including brine in a 3.8 L bucket with a metal bail handle.
Marinated meat for the capital's shashlik cafes and banquet halls: 5.6 L, metal bail handle, 156 g empty.
Cleaning paste and powder for residential complex cleaning crews: 8 L, bail handle with plastic grip, and a scoop fits through the 276 mm opening.
Cleaning concentrate for Astana business centers: 11.5 L, bail handle with plastic grip, 307 g empty, 816 buckets per pallet.
Putty and tile adhesive for apartments handed over without interior finishing: 15 L, a putty knife fits easily through the 303 mm opening, bail handle with plastic grip.
Primer and water-based paint for stairwells and parking garages in new buildings: 18 L, a roller fits easily through the 332 mm opening.
Paint for the capital's new buildings: until the elevator is running, painters carry a full 21 L bucket up the stairs by its bail handle with plastic grip.
Salad dressing in a business lunch set: the 250 ml hexagonal container fits in the bag next to the tray and weighs next to nothing, just 13 g.
Cream soup or a smaller salad portion for an office lunch in Astana: a 385 ml round container, 16 g empty, no handle.
Syrniki (cottage cheese pancakes) and porridge for government office staff breakfasts: the cafe packs them in 400 ml hexagonal containers, 17,600 per pallet.
Borscht and solyanka to go from a canteen near a business center: each serving is ladled into a 550 ml round container, Ø 118 × 80 mm, and closed with a lid.
When it's freezing and windy, people order lunch to their desks: the main course and side travel from the kitchen up to the office floor in a 750 ml flat tray.
Floor and glass cleaner at an Astana residential complex: cleaning staff carry the 5 L jerry can by its molded-in handle, and it weighs 240 g empty.
Drinking water for a crew on a construction site in the capital: a 10 L jerry can with the handle molded as part of the body, 420 g empty.
First-aid post at an Astana construction site: after an injection, the needle is removed through the valve of a one-liter bucket that weighs 36 g empty.
Nurse's station in an office tower: blood pressure checks and exams, with cotton and gloves tossed into a yellow 2.3 L bucket with a plastic handle.
Flu shots before the long winter: a mobile station outside a shopping mall drops syringes through the valve into a 3 L bucket.
Medical center on the ground floor of a residential complex: after each patient, the exam table is wiped down with a towelette from the dispenser in the lid of a 3.8 L bucket.
Astana urgent care clinic in icy weather and blizzards: casts and dressings from falls on the ice go into a red 5.6 L bucket, 153 g empty.
City general hospital on the Right Bank: a department's daily waste goes into a yellow 11.2 L bucket, 816 per pallet.
The capital's national research centers for maternal health, neurosurgery, and cardiac surgery: each shift's waste goes into an 11.5 L bucket with a plastic handle.
Multispecialty medical center with a lab and inpatient ward: each floor's daily waste goes into an 18 L bucket, Ø 332 × 286 mm.
Waste holding area at a clinic in the capital: lidded 21 L buckets wait for the collection truck, and the empties arrive 600 to a pallet.
The top of the table belongs to the finishing trades: the 15 and 21 L buckets with metal bail handles are built for heavy pastes and paint. The bottom rows are lightweight food packaging, where every gram counts. One order can combine items from both ends, say, if you're building and feeding your crew at the same time.
A putty or paint maker chooses its packaging once and then fills it for years. A mistake is costly: an awkward bucket frustrates tradespeople on site, and they switch to a competitor. Here's what to check in advance if you package finishing materials or household cleaning products for the Astana market.
The 18 and 21 L buckets share the same 332 mm opening. A roller or a wide putty knife goes in straight, and painters load paint right from the bucket without pouring it into a tray. The lid seats into a double rim, so a half-used bucket of paint can be closed in the evening and opened the next morning at the next apartment.
A full bucket of putty gets carried up the stairs in buildings where the elevator isn't running yet. The metal bail handle with a plastic grip takes the weight without digging into your fingers, so nobody needs to wrap a rag around the handle.
The OPEN tamper-evident tear strip, embossed below the rim, shows a building supply store whether the bucket has been opened. If someone tries to return an opened bucket of watered-down paint, it's obvious right away.
Services that clean business centers and residential complexes buy detergents in bulk. Concentrates go well in 11.5 and 15 L buckets, while 5 and 10 L jerry cans suit liquids dispensed in measured doses.
Lots of people in Astana work in offices and government agencies, and their lunch breaks are short. Canteens, caterers, and cafes near business centers pack lunches so they can be carried, opened, and eaten at a desk. During the long, windy winter, many would rather order lunch to their desk than walk a block to a cafe, so the packaging has to survive the trip from the kitchen to the office floor. Put together a set that fits your menu.
Choose an item and quantity, and we'll show the pallet count, units rounded up to full pallets, total nominal capacity in liters, empty packaging weight, and the truck you'll need.
We ship packaging for Astana from our plant in the Bishkek FEZ, Ak-Chiy village: HTI has no warehouse or office in the capital. Your order is packed onto pallets and travels with a freight carrier within the EAEU. The other option is to send your own truck straight to the plant and pick up the pallets yourself. Large construction buckets nest inside each other, so even 600 of the 21 L buckets fit on one pallet. Your sales manager will confirm transit time and freight cost when processing your order. Order extra packaging ahead of finishing season: at the height of construction, a packaging delay can stop your entire filling line.
For heavy pastes, the 11.5 and 15 L buckets with a metal bail handle and plastic grip work well. If your product is lighter and you sell in large packs, go with 18 or 21 L: the 332 mm opening easily takes a putty knife.
600. Exactly the same number of 18 L buckets fits too: they have the same 332 mm opening but a shorter body. A pallet holds 816 of the 15 L buckets.
No. We ship packaging by the pallet directly from our plant in the Bishkek FEZ within the EAEU. Orders are taken by phone at +996 222 600 292, where you can also sort out all the delivery details.
Our sales manager prices your specific order based on bucket size, quantity, handle option, and printing. Tell us what you need, and you'll get a quote for each item.
Yes. We can apply a label or use in-mold labeling (IML): the image is placed in the mold and fused into the wall during molding, so it won't rub off even after the bucket gets covered in paint and washed. Details on our IML page.
A handy set: a 750 ml flat tray for the main course, a 385 or 550 ml round container for soup, and a 250 ml hexagonal container for sauce. They're all polypropylene, close with a lid, and stack.
Timing depends on the carrier and the order size, so your sales manager will give you an exact date when you place the order. Packaging ships from Bishkek by the pallet within the EAEU.
The catalog lists buckets from 560 ml to 21 L, containers, trays, and jerry cans, with dimensions and units per pallet. For more on packaging for finishing materials, see our paint buckets page.
Tell us the material or product, your planned monthly output, and how you'll sell it: through building supply stores, directly to crews, or at retail. We'll suggest the size and handle type and work out how many pallets your first order will take. If you have several products, like primer, paint, and adhesive, list them all: we'll put together a lineup of different sizes so they don't get mixed up on store shelves.
