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.
Aksai is a gas industry town in West Kazakhstan Region. Gas condensate is produced all around it, service companies and work camps operate nearby, and new housing is going up in town. That drives demand for buckets for grease and technical pastes, mastic and construction mixes, cleaning products, and food for delis and canteens. HTI makes buckets from 560 ml to 21 L and ships them to Aksai by the pallet, direct from the factory.
Aksai, West Kazakhstan Region: buckets across the region
All 14 HTI sizes, with what Aksai stores and sells in each. The first five buckets go to delis and stores, the mid-size ones to kitchens and locker rooms, and the large ones to service bases and construction sites. Click a bucket to see its dimensions.
Salads, sauces, jam, and dairy to go.
Catering, snack bars, and hand pastes.
Grease, cleaning products, paint, and mastic.
Containers for shift crew caterers, delis, and cafes in Aksai.
Jerry cans for degreaser at service bases and antifreeze for vehicle fleets.
Yellow and red buckets for the district hospital, the outpatient clinic, and first-aid stations at the gas field.
Takeout salads and appetizers from Aksai delis: the small bucket with no handle fits in a bag next to the bread.
Jam and thick preserves for coffee shops and hotel breakfasts in town: a small bucket with a plastic handle.
Cheese and garlic sauce for shawarma shops and cafes: the tall, narrow bucket fits under the counter.
Khe (marinated fish salad) and Korean carrot salad for neighborhood stores: the bucket with a molded-in handle goes into the fridge as is.
Sour cream and cottage cheese from district farms for stores in town: a 1 L bucket with a handle is a family-size buy.
Pâtés and meat appetizers for snack bars at service bases: after serving, the bucket closes with the same lid.
Tomato base for borscht and soups in canteens: the bucket with a bail handle comes off the shelf one-handed.
Sauerkraut and Korean carrot salad as sides for work camp caterers: a 200 mm opening that fits tongs.
Mayonnaise and ketchup for kitchens that feed the shift crews around Aksai.
Hand-cleaning paste in service company locker rooms: the bucket sits by the sink and gets closed after each shift.
Cleaner for washing heavy equipment and parts: thanks to the plastic grip, the bucket is easy to carry around the base.
Primer and water-based paint for finishing new homes: the 303 mm opening fits a roller.
Grease for pumps and compressors at service bases: the lid keeps sand out of the bucket.
Bitumen mastic and waterproofing for foundations and roofs: the 332 mm opening fits a wide spatula.
Single servings of sour cream and adjika with lunch in a work camp canteen: the 250 ml hexagonal container, no handle, 13 g empty.
Buttered porridge and cottage cheese for an operator's breakfast after the night shift: the 385 ml round container, Ø 118 mm, no handle.
Olivier salad and beet salad at a deli by the Aksai market: 400 ml hexagonal containers line up neatly in the display case, 16.5 g empty.
Takeout plov and sides for those who stop by the cafe before the night shift: the cook closes the 550 ml round container with its lid, no handle.
Lunch for a crew at a remote well, such as a cutlet with buckwheat or manty: the flat 122 × 173 mm tray, no handle, 21 g empty.
Degreaser and parts cleaner at a service base: the 5 L jerry can fits on the shelf by the workbench, 163 × 190 × 240 mm.
Antifreeze and distilled water for the crew buses that take shifts out to the field: the mechanic carries the 10 L jerry can by its molded-in handle.
First-aid station at a gas field near Aksai: the medic gives an operator an injection, and the valve in the lid of the 1 L bucket removes the needle.
Pre-trip checks for crew bus drivers: breathalyzer mouthpieces and cotton wool go into a yellow 2.3 L bucket, 175 mm in diameter.
In the fall, the Aksai outpatient clinic gives flu shots to gas workers' families: the syringe goes into a 3 L bucket after the valve removes the needle.
A dental clinic in a new Aksai neighborhood: the dentist pulls hand wipes through the opening of the dispenser lid on a 3.8 L bucket.
District hospital ER: injuries from construction sites and the highway, with dressings going into a yellow 5.6 L bucket and the needle into the valve.
A pre-rotation medical checkup clinic: on the day a shift arrives, gloves and supplies fill an entire 11.2 L bucket, which weighs 271 g empty.
Maternity ward in Burlin District: a yellow 11.5 L bucket stands by the treatment room, weighing 307 g empty.
Infectious disease ward in Aksai: a red 18 L Class C bucket (by Kyrgyz sanitary classification), 526 g empty, 600 per pallet.
A work camp in the steppe: everything the first-aid station collects during a rotation waits to be sent to town in a lidded yellow 21 L bucket.
Empty buckets of the same size nest inside each other, so a service base or construction site can keep its packaging stock in one corner of the warehouse. Every bucket has a flat lid that seats into the double rim, with an OPEN tamper-evident tear strip underneath.
In Aksai, buckets are bought mainly by those who serve the gas condensate industry and build the town. We've put their needs in a table along with the size and the number of buckets per pallet.
| Buyer | What's inside | Bucket | Per pallet | Learn more |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| service base | pump grease | 18 L | 600 | grease buckets |
| company locker room | hand paste | 8 L | 840 | household cleaning products |
| equipment wash bay | cleaning product | 11.5 L | 816 | packaging for auto repair shops |
| housing construction | mastic, waterproofing | 21 L | 600 | mastic and waterproofing |
| finishing contractors | primer, paint | 15 L | 816 | putty and primer |
| catering | sauerkraut, Korean carrot salad | 3.8 L | 2,800 | pickles |
| deli | takeout salads | 560 ml | 7,200 | salads and deli foods |
The industrial buckets in the table are large, 8 to 21 L, with 600 to 840 per pallet. A deli, on the other hand, can make one pallet of small buckets last a long time: it holds 7,200 of the 560 ml size. For a mixed order, your sales manager will break it down by model and show how many pallets each one takes.
Aksai grew up around gas condensate, and almost all packaging demand here ties back to that industry one way or another: people service it, build housing for its workers, and cook for them. Here are the four main buyer groups.
Pumps, compressors, and heavy equipment need grease, and mechanics need hand paste and parts cleaners. Grease is kept in 18 L buckets, cleaning products in 11.5 L, and paste in 8 L by the sink. The lid keeps sand and dust out of everything.
New homes and work camp facilities need mastic, waterproofing, primer, and paint. For mastic, builders take the 21 L with a 332 mm opening; for paint, the 15 L, whose 40 g metal bail handle with plastic grip takes the weight of a full bucket.
Catering kitchens feed the shift crews around Aksai. They need 3.8 L buckets for sauerkraut and Korean carrot salad, 5.6 L for mayonnaise and ketchup, and 2.3 L for pâtés at the snack bars. The OPEN tear strip shows the cook that the bucket hasn't been opened.
The town buys ready-made food to go: salads, khe, and sauces. The small 560 ml and 900 ml buckets suit these, and a clear body shows the product through the wall right in the display case.
Choose a bucket and enter the quantity, and the calculator shows the pallets. Example: a service company orders 1,000 of the 18 L buckets for grease for the year, which is two pallets. A deli that needs 5,000 of the 560 ml buckets will get by with one pallet.
We sell direct from the factory in orders of one pallet or more. A service base, a construction site, and a deli all go through the same four steps. The only difference is what's in the order: one needs large buckets with a bail handle, another small ones with a clear wall.
What goes in the bucket, which sizes and how many, and your address in Aksai. If you need your company logo on the bucket, say so up front.
Your sales manager picks the sizes and handles, converts units into pallets, and quotes the price of the order and freight.
Our plant in the Bishkek Free Economic Zone (FEZ) assembles your order. For in-mold labeling (IML), the artwork is approved before the run is molded.
A freight carrier delivers the pallets to Aksai, with the shipment processed within the EAEU. The documents travel with the cargo.
Buckets ship to Aksai from the HTI plant in Ak-Chiy village, Bishkek FEZ. A freight carrier takes the pallets, the shipment is processed within the EAEU, and your sales manager confirms delivery time and cost when you place the order. HTI has no warehouse in Aksai: each order is assembled at the plant for the buyer.
Service companies find it easiest to plan packaging around their site work schedule. That way, buckets for grease and cleaning products arrive before the crews need them.
For construction sites, the start of the season is what counts. Order buckets for mastic and paint before finishing and roofing work begins, and if your company has its own trucks, you can pick up the pallets at the factory.
Delis and stores in town are better off ordering small buckets a quarter's worth at a time: they nest inside each other, so a pallet fits in the back room without getting in the way of stock.
West Kazakhstan Region and Oral each have their own page with bucket recommendations.
Industrial and food buckets call for different versions. At a service base, a bucket gets carried around the yard and opened with dirty gloves; at a deli, it sits in the display case right in front of customers. Here's what to look for when choosing.
Grease, mastic, and cleaning products get carried in full buckets. A metal bail handle with a plastic grip spreads the weight and doesn't dig into your palm.
It seats into the double rim all the way around. At a service base or construction site, that keeps sand and dust out of the contents.
Delis and stores sell salads and sauces in clear buckets: customers can see the product without opening the lid.
A service company or deli can put its logo on a label or have it fused into the bucket wall with IML. An IML image won't rub off.
Directly from the HTI plant, in orders of one pallet or more, delivered to Aksai. Call +996 222 600 292 or request a callback, and our sales manager will help you choose the right sizes for your needs.
No. All buckets ship from our plant in Ak-Chiy village, and every order is put together specifically for you.
Your sales manager prices each order based on size, quantity, handle type, color, and printing. The same quote includes the delivery cost to Aksai.
By the pallet via a freight carrier, with the shipment processed within the EAEU. Your sales manager confirms delivery time and cost when you place the order.
Most often the 18 L: a 332 mm opening and a metal bail handle with plastic grip. Learn more on our grease buckets page.
Yes. For mastic and waterproofing, buyers choose the 18 or 21 L with a wide opening. Learn more on our mastic buckets page.
Yes, industrial and food-grade buckets can go in one order. Each model ships on its own pallet.
Yes, with a label or IML. A label works better for a trial order, IML for ongoing production runs.
The catalog has dimensions, empty weight, and photos for every bucket. For picks across the region, see our West Kazakhstan Region page, and for the regional capital, the Oral page.
Tell us what will go in the buckets and how many you need. Our sales manager will pick the right sizes and work out how many pallets to ship to Aksai. For a mixed order, list all the items up front for a more accurate estimate.
