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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.
You can buy plastic jerry cans in Kyrgyzstan right where they are made: at the HTI Group plant in Ak-Chiy village near Bishkek (Bishkek Free Economic Zone), straight from the factory warehouse. There are two jerry cans, 5 and 10 liters, each with a polypropylene body, a handle molded in one piece with it, and a screw cap. Our buyers include packers of car care and household cleaning products, oil mills, water bottlers, farmers, and car washes and auto shops in Bishkek, Osh, and other cities. Below you'll find dimensions, pallet quantities, ways to get your order, and a comparison of the jerry can with a bucket of similar capacity: for some liquids, the bucket is the better deal.
Besides jerry cans, a car wash needs a bucket for water and paste, an oil mill needs packaging for sediment, and a household cleaning products plant needs containers for powder, while its canteen and first-aid station need food containers and yellow buckets. Here the plant's 30-product range is described the way jerry can buyers across Kyrgyzstan use it. Everything sits in one warehouse and ships on one truck.
5- and 10-liter jerry cans for water, oil, car shampoo, and household cleaning products.
Thick car care products, granules, and soda in retail packs.
Pastes, powders, and greases for auto shops, cafes, and farms.
Buckets for car washing, powders, and farm feed supplements.
Five containers, 250 to 750 ml: car care samples and shift lunches.
Yellow and red buckets for first-aid stations at plants, truck depots, and mines.
In Bishkek, the 5-liter EPG500 jerry can is used for car shampoo, floor cleaner, drinking water, and oil: empty weight 240 g, dimensions 163×190×240 mm, handle molded in one piece with the body.
The 10-liter EPG1000 takes car wash concentrate, water for summer pastures (jailoo) and construction sites, and cooking oil for cafe kitchens: 201×234×296 mm, empty weight 420 g, screw cap, 100 pcs per pallet.
Thick tire shine and hard wax for detailing studios in Bishkek: a 560 ml bucket with side lugs and no handle, with a 118 mm opening that a sponge applicator fits through.
Hand cleaning paste on an auto shop workbench in Bishkek: 800 ml, plastic or molded-in handle, and a low Ø131×91 mm body that takes up little space among the tools.
Drain-cleaning granules from a packer in the capital who fills liquid products into jerry cans: 850 ml, empty weight 32.5 g, 7,200 pcs per pallet.
Bearing grease for auto parts stores in Osh: 900 ml with a molded-in handle. The Ø127×134 mm body sits on the shelf next to a jerry can of oil.
Baking soda and citric acid from a packer supplying the wholesale rows of Bishkek's markets: a 1-liter bucket with a plastic handle, empty weight 36 g.
Cleaning powder for cafe and teahouse kitchens in Osh, from a local packer: 2.3 liters, metal bail handle, Ø175×132 mm body.
Grease for seeders and plows on family farms in Talas ahead of spring plowing: 3 liters (about 2.7 kg), metal bail handle, empty weight 95 g.
Hand cleaning paste for crews at truck depots and the railway depot in Bishkek: 3.8 liters, metal bail handle, and a 200 mm opening that easily fits a hand.
The 5.6-liter bucket pairs with the 5-liter jerry can: thick car shampoo and gel are easy to scoop out through the 224 mm opening, and the empty weight is 156 g versus 240 g for the jerry can.
Oil mills in the south of the country drain the sediment from settled cottonseed oil into 8-liter buckets: bail handle with a plastic grip and a wide 276 mm opening for a ladle.
Next to the 10-liter jerry can, the 11.5-liter bucket looks more economical: 307 g of plastic versus 420 g, and 816 fit on a pallet instead of 100.
Car washes along the Bishkek-Osh highway keep two 15-liter buckets each, one for foam and one for clean water: bail handle with a plastic grip, Ø303×292 mm body.
Laundry detergent for guesthouse laundries in Cholpon-Ata ahead of the summer season: 18 liters, bail handle with a plastic grip, empty weight 526 g, 600 buckets per pallet.
Mineral feed supplement for farms in Naryn that haul water to distant pastures in jerry cans: 21 liters, bail handle with a plastic grip, empty weight 620 g.
A polish sample that a Bishkek car care products packer sends to a wholesaler in Osh: a 250 ml hexagonal container with no handle and an empty weight of just 13 g.
A salad for the set lunch in the canteen of a water bottling plant near Bishkek: a low 385 ml round container, Ø118×54 mm, empty weight 16 g.
Hand paste as an add-on to a jerry can of car shampoo for car washes: a 400 ml hexagonal container with no handle, 17,600 pcs per pallet, empty weight 16.5 g.
Lagman and shorpo for an auto shop's shift from the canteen next door: a 550 ml round container with a lid, empty weight 18.8 g, 10,800 pcs per pallet.
Plov or manty for car washers and mechanics from the cafe across the road: a 750 ml flat tray with a 122×173 mm footprint, 15,000 per pallet.
The first-aid station at a truck depot in Bishkek: when a driver gets an injection, the needle stays in the lid valve of a yellow 1-liter bucket with a Ø132.5×121 mm body.
The first-aid room at a household cleaning products plant in the capital: gauze and adhesive bandages from minor cuts and burns go into a yellow 2.3-liter bucket, empty weight 62 g.
A rural health post in a Chuy Region village near a dairy farm: vaccinations for milkers and machine operators. The lid valve removes the needle, and the 3-liter bucket weighs 95 g.
The health post at an oil mill in the south of the country: the dispenser lid of a yellow 3.8-liter bucket gives out hand wipes one at a time.
The first-aid station at a company in Kara-Balta: syringes from seasonal worker vaccinations go into a yellow 5.6-liter bucket, the needles stay in the valve, empty weight 153 g.
The health post at a mine in the mountains of Issyk-Kul Region: the shift's used dressings go into a yellow 11.2-liter bucket with a plastic handle, 816 per pallet.
The clinic at a cement plant in Kant: the shift's used masks and gloves go into a yellow 11.5-liter bucket with a tamper-evident seal on the lid.
An on-site health checkup at a water bottling plant: the medical team's single-use supplies for the day are carried out in an 18-liter bucket, Ø332×286 mm.
The first-aid station at a coal mine in Naryn Region stores waste between trips to town: 21-liter buckets, yellow for Class B and red for Class C medical waste (by Kyrgyz sanitary classification).
Liquid products go into both jerry cans and buckets of similar capacity: 5 liters versus 5.6, and 10 liters versus 11.5 or 8. The tool puts each pair side by side and compares the opening, the handle, grams of plastic per liter, and liters per pallet. The difference shows up not in the price per piece but in how much product ships on one pallet space.
The product is liquid and gets carried, tilted, and poured: detergent, antifreeze, oil, or water. The body is closed with a screw cap, and the product pours through the neck straight into a tank, dispenser, or bucket.
The product is thick or gets scooped out on the spot: paste, grease, or gel. A bucket has an open top and a removable lid, and a pallet holds many times more: 816 buckets of 11.5 liters versus 100 jerry cans of 10 liters.
One factory makes both the jerry can and the bucket. Both are in stock at the Ak-Chiy warehouse and ship on the same truck. Both can be labeled or printed, and both are sold by the pallet, so you can order both.
The table has two rows, one per jerry can. The body has three dimensions: the jerry can isn't round, so it has no top or bottom diameter. Next to them are the empty weight and the units per pallet. Before you order, check the dimensions against your rack shelves, your car trunk, and the pitch of your filling line.
Catalog section| Volume | Model | Overall dimensions | Height | Empty weight | Per pallet | In a 13.6 m semi-trailer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5 L | EPG500 | 163 × 190 mm | 240 mm | 240 g | 180 pcs | 3,600 pcs |
| 10 L | EPG1000 | 201 × 234 mm | 296 mm | 420 g | 100 pcs | 2,000 pcs |
EPG500 and EPG1000 are factory codes, and the jerry cans are listed in the catalog under them. We measure height along the body, without the cap. HTI makes jerry cans in 5 and 10 liters only.
People buy 5 liters for themselves: at a store, a market, or a gas station. Businesses buy 10 liters: car washes, cafes, farms, and construction sites. Below is what customers most often fill each size with, based on catalog listings and orders. Your sales manager will confirm the right jerry can version for your formula.
The 5-liter size goes on store shelves. The 10-liter size goes to cafes and guesthouses.
5 liters hold about 4.6 kg of oil, right for a family or a market stall. Teahouses and bakeries take the 10-liter size.
The size Bishkek packers supply to auto parts stores and gas stations.
Before winter, the 5-liter size goes to retail and the 10-liter size to vehicle fleets and service shops.
The mechanic draws oil in portions and closes the jerry can with the same cap.
A supply for cafes, hotels, and cleaning crews: you can lift the jerry can with one hand.
For crews on site: the same volume takes up less space in the truck bed.
For farmers in the Chuy Valley and the south, ahead of the season. Tell your sales manager the formula in advance.
For battery shops and boiler rooms, where water is kept close at hand.
For bottling plants and kitchens: confirm the food-grade version with your sales manager before you order.
A jerry can is closed and doesn't nest inside another, so a pallet holds far fewer of them than of buckets: 180 pcs of the 5 L size or 100 pcs of the 10 L size. The calculator takes the quantity you need, divides it by the units per pallet, and rounds up to a whole pallet. Then it shows how much of a truck your order fills. For pickup, that tells you what size of truck to send.
Unlike a bucket, a jerry can has no removable lid across the whole top: the product goes through a threaded neck, and the body stays closed. That affects how you fill it, carry it, line it up, and brand it. Here are the four details buyers ask about when they order.
There is no separate bail handle: the handle is one piece with the body. You use it to lift the jerry can off the floor, carry it to the truck, and tilt it to pour. The design has no fittings that could work loose.
The body is closed: you fill and pour through the neck, which a screw cap closes. According to the catalog listings, jerry cans come with a cap. Your sales manager will confirm the cap type for your application.
The 5-liter jerry can takes up 163×190 mm on a shelf, with a body height of 240 mm. The 10-liter jerry can takes up 201×234 mm, with a height of 296 mm. The walls are flat, so jerry cans stand tight together in a car trunk, on a rack, and on a pallet.
We apply a label or print with your brand name and product ingredients to the flat side. We approve the artwork with you before the run starts, and we agree on the body color when you order.
The jerry can production shop and warehouse share one site, the plant in Ak-Chiy, Bishkek Free Economic Zone, so orders ship without transshipment. Buyers in Bishkek and its suburbs can pick up an order themselves or book a plant truck, which delivers packaging around the capital and Chuy Region. Pallets for Karakol, Naryn, and Talas, and for Osh, Jalal-Abad, and Batken, go by freight carrier. The map shows the regions and cities of Kyrgyzstan that have their own page on our site. Jerry cans also go to Kazakhstan by the pallet, as a delivery within the EAEU.
Drive your own truck to the plant warehouse in the Bishkek FEZ and collect the pallets. Agree on the day and the order contents with your sales manager in advance, so the jerry cans are ready for loading.
Our own delivery trucks bring jerry cans to Bishkek, Tokmok, Kara-Balta, Kant, and the villages of Chuy Region. A good fit for car washes, auto shops, and plants that need a pallet or two but have no truck of their own.
The plant hands pallets for Osh, Jalal-Abad, Karakol, Naryn, Talas, and Batken over to a freight carrier. We count the pallet spaces in advance: jerry cans are bulky, and freight depends on the floor space they take up in the truck.
Each of the 7 regions and 33 cities of Kyrgyzstan, including Bishkek and Osh, has its own page on our site. It explains which liquids buyers in that city or district fill jerry cans with, what other HTI packaging sells there, and how it gets there.
All packaging and deliveryWe don't publish prices on this page: we calculate them for each request. The same jerry can costs a different amount for a buyer who picks up a pallet in Ak-Chiy and for one who has it shipped to Osh or Karakol. Below are the four factors your sales manager includes in the quote.
The larger the order, the lower the price per jerry can. A pallet holds 180 jerry cans of 5 liters or 100 of 10 liters, so even a small bottling run quickly reaches several pallets.
The 5-liter jerry can contains 240 g of polypropylene, and the 10-liter one contains 420 g. Polymer weight is the basis of the cost: that is 48 g and 42 g of packaging per liter of product.
A plain jerry can costs less. Body color and a label or print with your brand are priced separately and depend on the run size and artwork.
Pickup, a plant truck across Chuy Region, or a freight carrier to the regions: three different freight calculations. Per liter of product, jerry cans take up more truck space than buckets, so they cost more to ship.
Our sales manager quotes the order price: call +996,222,600,292, message us on WhatsApp, or send a request from the site.
Directly from the manufacturer. The HTI Group plant is in Ak-Chiy village, in the Bishkek FEZ, and we make jerry cans and ship them from the warehouse right here. The plant sells by the pallet, and a pallet holds 180 jerry cans of 5 liters. You can send a request through the site, message us on WhatsApp, or call +996 222 600 292. The catalog has a jerry can product page with an Add to cart button.
Yes. The finished-goods warehouse is at the plant in Ak-Chiy village. Agree on the order contents and arrival day with your sales manager, and the pallets will be ready for loading. Keep the volume in mind: a pallet of jerry cans takes up a full pallet space, so pickup needs a truck, not a passenger car.
The price depends on the number of pallets, the version, and how you receive the order, so we calculate it for each request. A 10-liter jerry can weighs 420 g, and weight drives the cost. Decoration and delivery are priced separately. Message us on WhatsApp or send a request on the site, and our sales manager will reply with a quote for your volume.
Only two: 5 and 10 liters. The 5-liter EPG500 measures 163×190×240 mm and weighs 240 g. The 10-liter EPG1000 measures 201×234×296 mm and weighs 420 g. Height is for the body, without the cap. The plant does not make jerry cans of 20 liters or more. For large packs of thick products, we have buckets up to 21 liters.
A jerry can has a closed body, a neck with a cap, and a molded-in handle. A bucket has an open top, a removable lid, and a bail handle. A jerry can is heavier: 420 g versus 307 g for an 11.5-liter bucket. Fewer fit on a pallet, too: 100 pcs versus 816. For liquid you carry and pour, a jerry can is more convenient. For thick products you scoop, use a bucket.
180 pcs of the 5-liter size and 100 pcs of the 10-liter size. That is 900 and 1,000 liters of product. For comparison, a pallet holds 1,920 buckets of 5.6 liters, or 10,752 liters, because buckets nest inside each other and jerry cans do not.
Yes. We apply a label or print with your brand to the flat wall of the jerry can: name, composition, volume. We approve the artwork before the order starts, so the finished run has no discrepancies. Tell our sales manager what you bottle and send your artwork. They will suggest the right decoration method.
Water, antifreeze, motor oil, car shampoo and other car care products, household cleaning products, primer, and agrochemicals: the catalog listings name these uses. Oil mills order jerry cans for vegetable oil. Whatever your formula, confirm the right version with your sales manager before you order.
Yes. Our own delivery trucks carry packaging around Bishkek and Chuy Region. Pallets for Osh, Jalal-Abad, and Batken in the south, and for Karakol, Talas, and Naryn, go by freight carrier. Pickup is from the warehouse in Ak-Chiy. Jerry cans also go to neighboring Kazakhstan by the pallet, as a delivery within the EAEU.
The catalog pages for both jerry cans show photos, three dimensions, empty weight, and units per pallet. From there you can jump to buckets of similar capacity and compare the numbers. If you're choosing between a jerry can and a bucket, call us and we'll match the packaging to your product.
Tell us what you bottle, how much per month, and how you'd like to receive the packaging: pickup or delivery. Your sales manager will confirm the version, calculate the pallets, and suggest a bucket if it works out cheaper.
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