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.
Named after the geologist Kanysh Satbayev, the town lives on copper. Mining crews and workshops go through grease and pastes, canteens feed the shifts, and residents renovate apartments, dig vegetable gardens, and sell kurt (dried cheese balls), honey, and butter at the market. HTI food-grade buckets from 560 ml to 21 L cover all of these jobs, and they ship to Satbayev from the factory in full pallets.
Satbayev, Ulytau Region: buckets across the region
A mining crew, a canteen, a market vendor, and a homeowner all buy different buckets. Under each size, you'll see what it's most often ordered for in this copper town. Each card opens the bucket's page with dimensions and photos.
Markets, neighborhood stores, and retail grease sales.
Workshops, cafes, honey, and sauces.
Canteens, renovation, painting, and backyard farms.
Containers for cafes by the market, neighborhood stores, and the town's pastry shop.
Jerry cans for windshield washer fluid at auto parts stores and cleaning products at the mine.
Yellow and red buckets for the mine first-aid station, the ambulance service, and the city hospital.
Single portions of butter and kaymak for neighborhood stores in Satbayev.
Retail grease for car and motorcycle owners, in a bucket with a handle.
Kurt and irimshik (dried cheese) for the market: a bucket with no handle and a tight lid goes right on the counter.
Sour cream for canteen breakfasts: the bucket with a molded-in handle is easy to carry to the serving line.
Hand-cleaning paste at every washbasin on the mine sites.
Honey for the market: about 3.3 kg per bucket, and the clear wall shows off the color.
Adjika and tomato paste for cafes in town; a ladle fits into the 200 mm opening.
Grease for bearings and assemblies in workshops: a spatula reaches along the walls all the way to the bottom.
Bulk grease for mining equipment: the bucket with a bail handle is issued from the storeroom for each shift.
Marinated lamb and beef for shashlik cafes and outdoor summer cafes in town.
Feed and mineral supplements for livestock on small farms around Satbayev.
Sauerkraut and pickles for mine canteens: about 15.8 kg with brine.
Putty and primer for apartment renovations: the bucket with a bail handle gets carried up to the top floor.
Enamel and anti-corrosion paint for steel structures at industrial sites: a roller fits through the 332 mm opening.
Garlic sauce and sour cream with takeout manty at a cafe by the Satbayev market: the 250 ml hexagonal container with no handle, 13 g empty.
Cottage cheese from backyard farms on the edge of town for neighborhood stores: the round 385 ml container, 118 × 54 mm, weighs 16 g.
Homemade lecho (pepper and tomato relish) and eggplant spread from Satbayev's vegetable gardens for the market: the 400 ml hexagonal container weighs 16.5 g and lines up tightly on the counter.
A takeout portion of plov (pilaf) for workers heading home after their shift: the round 550 ml container, 118 mm across, with no handle.
Pastries and sliced roll cake from the town pastry shop for a crew celebration: the flat 750 ml tray with lid, which itself weighs just 21 g.
A Satbayev auto parts store sells windshield washer fluid to local drivers in 5 L jerry cans measuring 163 × 190 × 240 mm.
Floor cleaner for the mine's locker room buildings: the 10 L jerry can with a molded-in handle, 100 per pallet.
The mine first-aid station: after giving a tunnel miner a shot, the nurse removes the needle with the needle remover on a 1 L bucket, which itself weighs 36 g.
Pre-trip medical checks for the bus drivers who take shifts to the mine: breathalyzer mouthpieces and cotton balls go into a yellow 2.3 L bucket.
A Satbayev outpatient clinic during the fall vaccination campaign: syringes go through the needle remover of a 3 L bucket, 200 mm in diameter.
A dental office in the copper town: wipes are pulled out one at a time through the 75 mm opening in the lid, and the 3.8 L bucket weighs 110 g.
The Satbayev ambulance station: after a call to the mine, used dressings go into a red 5.6 L bucket with a needle remover in the lid.
The city hospital lab: a day's gloves and pipette tips fill a yellow 11.2 L bucket measuring 290 × 217 mm.
Miners' occupational health checkups at the clinic: a day's supplies from the exam rooms fill an 11.5 L bucket, 307 g empty.
The infectious disease ward at Satbayev hospital: the red 18 L bucket for Class C waste (by Kyrgyz sanitary classification) is carried out by its plastic handle; 600 per pallet.
The surgical department's wound care room in Satbayev: by the end of the day, the yellow 21 L bucket, 332 × 333.5 mm, is full.
Empty buckets of the same size stack one inside another, so the supply warehouse can hold a full year's stock. Every bucket has a flat lid, a double rim, and an OPEN tamper-evident tear strip that shows whether it has been opened.
The table runs from the mine to the market. Each row lists the handle and the number of buckets per pallet: a purchasing manager needs this to know how the bucket will be carried and how much warehouse space the stock will take.
| Where it's used | What goes in it | Volume | Handle | Per pallet |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| mining equipment | bulk grease | 5.6 L | metal | 1,920 |
| workshops | bearing grease | 3.8 L | metal or plastic | 2,800 |
| change houses | hand cleaning paste | 1 L | plastic | 6,480 |
| mine canteens | sauerkraut | 15 L | metal with plastic grip | 816 |
| market | kurt, irimshik | 850 ml | plastic or molded-in | 7,200 |
| apartment renovation | putty, primer | 18 L | metal bail with plastic grip, or plastic | 600 |
| structural painting | enamel paint | 21 L | metal with plastic grip | 600 |
Buckets get carried the farthest at the mine and on renovation jobs, so those come with a metal bail handle, plus a plastic grip on the larger sizes. At the market, no handle is needed: kurt is sold right off the counter. Bearing grease goes in the 3.8 L bucket, because a spatula reaches the bottom through the 200 mm opening.
Copper sets the pace in Satbayev, but mining crews aren't the only ones buying buckets. Four buyer groups account for almost all of the town's demand, and each chooses packaging by its own key feature. For mining crews, it's the lid and bail handle; for canteens, how much product the bucket holds; for the market, how the product looks through the wall; and for renovation, a wide opening for a spatula and mixer.
Equipment grease is issued from the storeroom in 5.6 L buckets, bearing grease is kept in the workshop in 3.8 L, and enamel for steel structures in 21 L. The double rim holds the lid tight, so ore dust stays outside while the bucket waits for the next shift.
Mine canteens ferment and pickle in bulk, using 15 L buckets, and serve breakfast sour cream from 900 ml ones. Cafes keep adjika and tomato paste in 3 L buckets and marinate shashlik meat in 8 L.
Kurt and irimshik are sold from 850 ml buckets, honey from clear 2.3 L buckets, and butter and kaymak from 560 ml. Shoppers can see the product, and the vendor keeps it covered from dust and sun.
Homeowners and work crews buy 18 L buckets for putty and primer. On small farms around town, 11.5 L buckets hold feed and mineral supplements for livestock.
Choose a bucket and quantity, and the calculator will work out the pallets. Example from a mine canteen: a year's sauerkraut takes 900 of the 15 L buckets, which is two pallets. A workshop ordering 400 of the 3.8 L buckets for grease needs just one pallet.
We sell from the factory in orders of one pallet or more. A mining department with a tender process and a market vendor follow the same steps; the only difference is the order size.
Send us a list: what you'll store or sell, sizes, quantities, and your address in Satbayev. For a purchasing department, an annual requirement works best.
You'll get a quote back: sizes with handles and colors, the number of pallets, and the order price including freight to Satbayev.
Pallets are put together at our factory warehouse in the Bishkek Free Economic Zone (FEZ). Runs with your logo are molded once the artwork is approved.
The pallets head to Kazakhstan with a freight carrier. The shipment is processed under EAEU rules, and the shipping documents arrive with the cargo.
Your Satbayev order is put together at the HTI plant in Ak-Chiy village, Bishkek FEZ: we have no warehouse in Satbayev or Zhezkazgan. The pallets leave the plant with a freight carrier, and the shipment follows EAEU rules. Your sales manager will give you the arrival date and freight cost when processing your order.
Departments with their own truck fleet sometimes pick up buckets from the plant themselves, and that works too. If you need buckets in both Satbayev and Zhezkazgan, it's easy to put both orders on one truck.
Mining departments usually buy packaging on an annual or quarterly plan, canteens before pickling season, and market vendors ahead of summer. Ordering early lets us combine all your sizes into one shipment.
Receiving the shipment is simple: each model is on its own pallet, the buckets are nested in stacks, and the per-pallet quantity is known in advance.
Pages for the region and neighboring Zhezkazgan, with packaging picks for mining operations.
Each bucket size comes in several versions. Different design details matter at the mine, in the kitchen, and at the market, so before ordering, decide who will be opening the bucket and how it will be carried.
For the mine and renovation work: on buckets from 8 L up, the bail handle has a plastic grip, so a full bucket won't dig into your palm.
It closes the bucket all the way around the double rim, so ore dust can't get into grease, paste, or market products.
For the market: honey and pickles show through the wall, so shoppers can choose without taking off the lid. Clear buckets come in every size.
The name of your department, cafe, or farm goes on with a label, or for regular runs, with in-mold labeling (IML), which won't wash off.
Directly from the HTI plant, with no middlemen between the factory and Satbayev. Buckets are sold by the pallet, and you can order by phone at +996 222 600 292 or through the callback form.
Your sales manager prices each order based on size, quantity, handle, color, and printing, and includes freight in the same estimate.
A freight carrier takes the buckets, packed on pallets, from the plant to Satbayev. The shipment is processed within the EAEU, and your sales manager confirms the delivery time and freight cost when taking your order.
No, there's no pickup point in Satbayev: every order ships straight from our plant in Ak-Chiy, in the Bishkek FEZ.
The 3.8 L bucket works well: its 200 mm opening lets a spatula run along the walls. For machinery out on site, crews take the 5.6 L. More on our grease buckets page.
An 850 ml or 1 L bucket: both have a plastic handle, so shoppers can carry the kurt home. Between customers, the lid keeps dust off the kurt balls. For a size-by-size breakdown, see our kurt and cheese buckets page.
Yes, different sizes are combined into one shipment, each on its own pallet. Your sales manager will work out the total number of pallets.
Yes: the department or cafe name goes on a label, and for repeat runs we use IML, where the artwork becomes part of the bucket wall.
The catalog has dimensions, empty weight, and photos for every bucket. Details for the whole copper-mining region are on our Ulytau Region page, and for the neighboring regional capital, see packaging for Zhezkazgan.
Tell us the product or material, the bucket size, and how many you need per month or per year. Our sales manager will pick the buckets, work out the pallets to Satbayev, and suggest how to combine orders from different departments on one truck.
