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Sulukta is a mountain coal-mining town in western Batken Region. Mines and workshops need buckets for grease and technical pastes, shops and canteens for dairy, ice cream, and prepped food, and families for renovation and home storage. HTI makes buckets with lids in fourteen sizes, from 560 ml to 21 L, and ships them to Sulukta by freight carrier from our plant in Chuy Region.
Sulukta, Batken Region: buckets across the region
A mountain town needs packaging for mine workshops, shops, and homes. The sizes are split into three groups, each with its local use listed. Tap a card to see the bucket's dimensions and weight.
Single servings of dairy, desserts, and sauces.
Marinades, salads, grease, and grout.
Renovation, home storage, and technical materials.
Containers for canteens, summer cafes, and neighborhood shops.
Jerry cans for motor pool oil and for storing water.
Yellow and red buckets for the mine's first-aid station, the hospital, and veterinarians.
Kaymak and sour cream for neighborhood shops: the low bucket fits neatly in a refrigerated display case.
Cottage cheese and suzma sold by weight: a plastic handle helps shoppers carry the bucket home up steep streets.
Bulk ice cream for the town's summer cafes: a tall bucket with no handle and a full-width lid.
Homemade apricot jam for store shelves: the molded-in handle makes the bucket easy to lift down.
Industrial petroleum jelly and thread compound in the workshop: a liter always within reach on the workbench.
Pickles for a miner's family: about 2.4 kg of cucumbers or tomatoes, brine included.
Screws, bolts, and small parts in the workshop: the lid keeps them from going missing.
Thick grease for winches and pumps: a spatula fits easily through the 200 mm opening.
Marinated meat and vegetables for a canteen that feeds the shift: the bail handle takes the full weight.
Grout and tile adhesive for renovating an apartment bathroom and kitchen.
Potatoes and onions from the cellar to the kitchen: a bucket with a plastic grip is easy to carry up the stairs.
Lime for whitewashing yards and fences: a bucket with a bail handle and plastic grip is easy to carry.
For renovating old houses in the miners' settlement: plaster stays dry under a tight lid.
Flour and grains for the whole family's pantry: food-grade polypropylene and a lid that seats into the double rim.
A serving of sour cream with lunch at the miners' canteen: a 250 ml hexagonal container.
Ice cream in a lidded cup for a summer cafe: the 385 ml round container.
Suzma and cottage cheese by weight at a neighborhood shop: a 400 ml hexagonal container.
A neighbor's apricot jam for sale: the 550 ml round container shows off its color through the wall.
A miner's packed lunch for the shift: the main course and bread go into a 750 ml tray with a lid.
Motor oil for top-ups in the motor pool garage: a 5 L jerry can with a molded-in handle.
A drinking water supply for the family or the canteen: ten liters with a screw cap.
The paramedic at the mine's first-aid station: injections and dressings for the shift, and a one-liter bucket with a needle remover.
The town hospital's vaccination room: cotton wool and ampoules go into a yellow Class B bucket (by Kyrgyz sanitary classification).
A nurse's home visits to elderly patients: used syringes drop in through the needle remover, and the 3 L bucket comes along.
Dental office: the dispenser lid lets staff pull out disinfectant wipes without opening the whole bucket.
Urgent care clinic: bruises and cuts after a shift, with dressings going into a red Class C bucket.
Hospital lab: blood test disposables in an 11.2 L bucket with a plastic handle.
Internal medicine ward: a day's waste from the nurses' station in a yellow 11.5 L bucket.
A vet serving nearby villages: syringes and vials from livestock vaccinations, in an 18 L bucket for the season.
In a mountain town, collections are infrequent, so waste is held in a 21 L bucket until the truck arrives.
Empty buckets nest inside each other and take up almost no space in a shop's back room or a pantry. Every lid comes with an OPEN tear strip: as long as it's intact, no one has opened the bucket.
For grease, putty, and salad, tools need to go into the bucket easily: a spatula, ladle, or tongs. That's why the table lists the opening diameter as well as capacity. Buckets for dairy and ice cream have a smaller opening but sit snugly in a display case.
| Where it's used | What goes in it | Volume | Opening, mm | Learn more |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mine workshop | heavy grease | 3.8 L | 200 | greases |
| Garage and motor pool | paste, small parts | 3 L | 200 | auto repair shops |
| Grocery store | sour cream, kaymak | 560 ml | 118 | grocery stores |
| Cafe | bulk ice cream | 850 ml | 118 | ice cream |
| Canteen | marinated meat | 5.6 L | 224 | marinated meat |
| Apartment renovation | putty, plaster | 18 L | 332 | putty |
| Storeroom | flour, grains | 21 L | 332 | dry goods |
The 3 and 3.8 L buckets share the same 200 mm opening, and so do the 18 and 21 L buckets, at 332 mm. So a spatula or ladle that fits one size will fit its neighbor too.
Coal is Sulukta's main business, and workshops, canteens, and shops operate around the mines. Here are four places where the town needs buckets with lids. A workshop needs protection from dust, a shop needs neat packaging, a canteen needs buckets that are easy to wash and stack, and a family needs reliable storage.
Grease for winches, pumps, and conveyors is kept in 3.8 and 5.6 L buckets. The lid keeps coal dust off the grease, and a spatula fits easily through the wide opening.
Sour cream, kaymak, and cottage cheese sell in 560 and 800 ml buckets, and bulk ice cream in 850 ml. Small buckets with no handle sit snugly on shelves and in display cases, and the clear body shows the product without the seller saying a word.
Kitchens that feed the shifts prep marinated meat and salads in batches. They use 5.6 and 8 L buckets with a metal bail handle, and the empties stack in the back room.
Old houses in the settlements are often renovated by their owners. Putty and plaster call for 18 to 21 L buckets, and whitewash for 15 L with a plastic grip on the bail.
Choose a bucket and enter the quantity you need. Example: a mine canteen orders 900 of the 8 L buckets for six months of marinades and salads; at 840 per pallet, that's two pallets. A shop adding 3,000 of the 850 ml buckets for ice cream takes up one more pallet.
Buckets are sold direct from the factory in orders of one pallet or more. The process is the same for a mine workshop and a neighborhood shop; only the sizes differ. You can check details by phone at any step.
Tell us what you'll store in the buckets, which sizes, and how many you need. Mention stickers or in-mold labeling (IML) up front so we can include it in the quote.
Your sales manager will suggest sizes, work out the pallets and the order price, and check delivery time and cost to Sulukta with the freight carrier.
Your order is palletized at our plant in Ak-Chiy. If you need IML printing, the run is molded after you approve the artwork proof.
A freight carrier brings the order to town. If you have a truck that makes trips to Bishkek, you can pick up the buckets from the factory.
We make HTI buckets at our plant in the Bishkek Free Economic Zone (FEZ), in the Chuy Valley, and ship them from there. There's no warehouse in Sulukta or nearby towns; every shipment is put together to order. A freight carrier delivers it to town, and your sales manager confirms transit time and shipping cost when processing your order.
Empty buckets arrive in nested stacks, so a pallet is easy to break down and spread across a shop's or workshop's storerooms.
Canteens and workshops need packaging all the time, so regular orders covering several months work well for them. Families stocking up on flour or renovating can team up with neighbors and place a joint order.
If you don't yet know which size will sell in your shop, take several sizes in your first order: each travels on its own pallet, and sales will show you what to reorder.
These links lead to the region page and nearby towns, each with its own bucket picks.
In a workshop, a bucket needs to be sturdy and easy to use with tools; on a counter, it needs to look good and make sense to shoppers.
White buckets are the pick for grease and pastes: a marker note with the name and opening date stands out clearly. The lid seats tightly in the rim, so the grease doesn't collect coal dust between shifts.
Ice cream, cottage cheese, and jam show through the wall. Clear buckets come in every size in the lineup.
As long as the tear strip with the raised OPEN lettering is intact, shoppers know the bucket hasn't been opened since it was filled.
The name of your shop, cafe, or production facility can go on with a sticker or be fused into the wall during molding with IML. For a shop, it's also a way to stay top of mind once the bucket goes home with the customer.
Straight from the manufacturer, the HTI plant: call +996 222 600 292 or request a callback on the website. Buckets are sold in orders of one pallet or more, and a freight carrier delivers them to Sulukta.
Your sales manager prices each order based on size, quantity, color, handle, and printing. List all the sizes at once, and you'll get a single quote.
The pallets travel to town with a freight carrier. Timing and cost depend on the order size, and your sales manager will give you both along with the quote. If it's more convenient, you can send a truck straight to the factory for the buckets.
No. All buckets ship from one place: our plant in Ak-Chiy village, Chuy Region.
For a workshop, the 3.8 and 5.6 L sizes are handy: a spatula fits through the opening easily, and the lid keeps dust off the grease. More on our grease buckets page.
Yes, the 850 ml size is the usual pick, with larger buckets for cafes. Details on our ice cream buckets page.
Yes. Different sizes, white and clear buckets, and jerry cans ship together, each size on its own pallet.
Yes. A sticker is simpler for a first order, and if you need the name on every bucket long-term, IML is the way to go: the image is fused in during molding and won't wash off.
Dimensions and empty weight for every bucket are in the HTI catalog. For an overview of the whole region, see the Batken Region page; nearby towns are covered on the Isfana and Kyzyl-Kiya pages.
Tell us what you'll store in the buckets and how many you need per month. Your sales manager will pick the sizes and work out shipping to Sulukta.
