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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You can buy plastic buckets in Zhezkazgan direct from the manufacturer, the HTI Group plant near Bishkek. Zhezkazgan is the capital of Ulytau Region and one of Kazakhstan's copper towns. A whole network of contractors works around the mines and processing plants: mechanics, painters, builders, canteens, and cleaning and supply services. They need buckets for grease and pastes, jerry cans for technical fluids, large pails for paint and finishing mixes, and trays for shift lunches. HTI Group molds all of it in the Bishkek Free Economic Zone (FEZ) and ships it to Zhezkazgan by the pallet within the EAEU.
Nearby towns and villages: plastic buckets in Ulytau Region.
In Zhezkazgan, packaging isn't bought by the mines themselves but by the people who serve them: mechanics, painters, builders, canteens, and shift caterers, plus vendors at the city market. The caption under each bucket says what local buyers keep in it, along with one feature of the bucket itself: its handle, size, or empty weight.
Retail grease, plus sour cream and sauces for canteens.
Grease for mechanics, hand paste, and kitchen prep.
Paint, putty, cleaning pastes, and pickles in bulk.
Containers and trays for shift lunches, caterers, and the Zhezkazgan market.
Washer fluid and coolant jerry cans for garages and vehicle fleets.
Yellow and red buckets for Zhezkazgan's hospitals, the ambulance service, and the first-aid posts at the train station and airport.
Horseradish and mustard to go with meat at the copper smelter canteen: a 560 ml bucket with side lugs and no handle, 7,200 per pallet.
Litol and graphite grease sold retail at a Zhezkazgan auto parts store: the 800 ml bucket weighs 29.5 g and has a plastic or molded-in handle.
Talkan and zhent (roasted-grain flour and sweets) made by home cooks for the city market: the narrow 118 × 124 mm bucket comes with a plastic or molded-in handle.
Tomato gravy for side dishes from caterers who feed shift crews: a 900 ml bucket with a molded-in handle, 34 g empty.
Sour cream from Kengir smallholdings at the Zhezkazgan market: about 1 kg in a 1 L bucket with a plastic handle.
Hand-cleaning paste by the washbasin in a repair bay: a 2.3 L bucket with a metal bail handle, 62 g empty.
Apple butter for a bakery that makes pirozhki (filled buns) for the shift: about 4 kg in a 3 L bucket with a metal bail handle.
Mayonnaise for a caterer's salad kitchen: the 3.8 L holds about 3.6 kg, and a ladle fits through the 200 mm opening.
Grease from the chief mechanic's department rides out to the site in a truck bed: 5.6 L bucket, metal bail handle, 156 g empty.
Fish from the Kengir Reservoir for salting: an 8 L bucket, 276 mm in diameter, with a plastic grip on the metal bail handle.
Cleaning paste for the locker rooms in the staff amenities building: 11.5 L with a plastic grip on the bail handle, 816 buckets per pallet.
Pickled cucumbers and cabbage for the ore concentrator canteen: 15 L bucket, 303 mm opening, bail handle with plastic grip.
Tile adhesive and putty for a construction company: the mixer paddle goes straight into the 18 L bucket through its 332 mm opening.
Water-based paint for whitewashing stairwells and workshops before spring: 21 L, bail handle with plastic grip, 620 g empty.
Caterers pack salad or sauce for shift lunches in the 250 ml hexagonal container: 17,600 per pallet, no handle.
Casserole and porridge for the plant's night-shift breakfast: the 385 ml round container, 7,200 per pallet.
Spicy salads and pickled garlic at the Zhezkazgan market: 400 ml hexagonal containers sit flush side by side on the counter, 16.5 g empty.
Main courses for a crew at a remote site: the 550 ml round container, 118 mm in diameter, 10,800 per pallet.
Hot meals with sides for the shift on site: caterers portion lunch into flat 750 ml trays, 21 g empty.
Coolant for low-volume use in a contractor's garage: the 5 L jerry can weighs 240 g and has a screw cap.
Washer fluid for the fleet that carries shift crews to the mine: the 10 L jerry can weighs 420 g, has a molded-in handle, and ships 100 per pallet.
Zhezkazgan airport first-aid post: after an injection, the valve on the 1 L bucket removes the needle from the disposable syringe.
Zhezkazgan train station first-aid post: gloves and dressings go into a yellow 2.3 L bucket, 3,300 per pallet.
Before the school year, Zhezkazgan schoolchildren get their vaccinations: used syringes go into a 3 L bucket with a needle-removal valve.
Physical therapy room at the plant's health center: a lid with a 75 mm opening dispenses hand sanitizing wipes, and the 3.8 L bucket stands by the treatment couch.
Surgeon's office at an outpatient clinic: dressings from minor shop-floor injuries go into a red 5.6 L bucket, and the valve in the lid takes the needle.
Zhezkazgan general hospital: the nurses' station in internal medicine keeps a yellow 11.2 L bucket, 290 × 217 mm, with a plastic handle.
Zhezkazgan ambulance station: after their shift, crews drop used supplies into a yellow 11.5 L bucket, 307 g empty.
Operating suite at a Zhezkazgan hospital: the yellow 18 L bucket, 332 × 286 mm, is carried out by its plastic handle.
Zhezkazgan infectious disease hospital: red 21 L Class C buckets (by Kyrgyz sanitary classification) stay closed until collection, 600 per pallet.
Grease appears twice in the table: a small bucket for the store counter and the 5.6 L for mechanics who service machinery right on site. Painters and builders take large buckets with a 332 mm opening that easily fits a roller and a mixer paddle. Shift lunch trays and garage jerry cans can go on the same order, since pallets of different items ship on one truck.
A mining operation works differently from a city workshop. Materials are delivered to sites spread across a large area, people work in shifts, and there's always dust on site. That's why procurement teams in Zhezkazgan look first at the lid, the handle, the labeling, and how much warehouse space the packaging takes up before it's issued.
The storekeeper hands out grease or paste and closes the bucket right away: the lid seats into the double rim all the way around, keeping site dust out. The wide opening lets you scoop out material with a spatula without tipping the bucket.
Full buckets are carried by hand from the truck to the repair bay or the scaffolding. Buckets from 8 L up have a metal bail handle with a plastic grip: the tube turns in your palm and doesn't dig in, even under the weight of paint.
A label or in-mold labeling (IML) with the site name keeps hand paste from getting mixed up with grease. With IML, the artwork becomes part of the wall right in the mold, so the marking stays put no matter how often the bucket is washed.
Empty buckets of the same size nest inside each other, so a warehouse shelf holds a large stock. For planning: a pallet takes 1,920 of the 5.6 L buckets or 600 of the 21 L buckets.
For a procurement officer, it's easier to start from the material than to browse the catalog. Consistency and how it's dispensed point straight to the right packaging: thick products go in a wide-opening bucket, liquids in a jerry can, food in a container or tray. Here's how that works out for typical orders from Zhezkazgan departments.
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.
HTI has no warehouse in Zhezkazgan: packaging ships straight from production in Ak-Chiy village, Bishkek FEZ. A freight carrier takes the pallets to central Kazakhstan within the EAEU, and companies with their own trucks can pick them up at the plant. Buckets of the same size travel in nested stacks, while jerry cans ride individually on their own pallets. Your sales manager confirms delivery time and cost when you place the order. For tender purchases, it helps to get an estimate for your full range of items in advance: your sales manager will prepare it from your list.
For machinery on site, the 5.6 and 11.5 L sizes work well; for retail, the 800 ml and 1 L. The opening is wide, so grease comes out with a spatula, and the lid goes back on after each use. More on our grease buckets page.
Yes, these pastes are packed in buckets from 2.3 to 11.5 L. The size depends on how the paste is handed out: a large bucket for the locker room or a small one at each washbasin. Tell your sales manager what's in the paste, and they'll recommend the right item.
Yes: the flat 750 ml tray for main courses and 250 and 400 ml hexagonal containers for salads and sauces. The containers nest inside each other, so the stock takes up little room in a catering kitchen.
Your sales manager prices each order based on sizes, quantity, handle type, and printing, and confirms freight cost and delivery time to Zhezkazgan when you place the order. Phone: +996 222 600 292.
Yes. Send us your annual needs by item, and your sales manager will suggest how to split them into deliveries. Each delivery leaves the plant by the pallet within the EAEU, and your sales manager confirms freight time and cost as each one is booked.
Yes, with a label or IML, where the image is fused into the wall during molding. This marking won't wash off and helps tell different departments' buckets apart.
By the pallet via a freight carrier within the EAEU, straight from the plant. We have no warehouse in Kazakhstan, and you can also pick up the pallets with your own truck. For how to place this kind of order, see our article on ordering packaging for delivery to Kazakhstan.
Each size's page lists dimensions, empty weight, and units per pallet. For finishing work, see our pages on buckets for construction mixes and packaging for mastic and waterproofing; for paint, see packaging for paint and coatings plants.
Send us a list of materials (grease, pastes, paint, fluids, lunches) and your approximate monthly usage. Our sales manager will pick the sizes, convert units into pallets, and pull it all into one order that's easy to get approved by your procurement department.
