Open Top Contianer 3500ml - Capacity: 3500 Milliliter (Ml)

he specifications for a paint bucket vary significantly based on its size, material, and intended use (e.g., for water-based emulsions vs. solvent-based enamels).

Here is a comprehensive breakdown of paint bucket specifications, covering the most common types available in the market.

General Categories of Paint Buckets
Plastic Buckets: The most common type, primarily used for water-based paints like emulsions and distempers.

Metal Buckets/Cans: Used for solvent-based paints, primers, enamels, and industrial coatings where plastic might react with the chemicals.

1. Plastic Paint Bucket Specifications
Plastic paint buckets are typically made from Polypropylene (PP), a thermoplastic polymer known for its strength, chemical resistance, and cost-effectiveness.

Key Specifications:
Material: Virgin High-Impact Polypropylene (PP). Using virgin material ensures better strength, finish, and no unwanted chemical reactions. Some may be made from HDPE.

Shape: Tapered (conical). This allows empty buckets to be nested for efficient storage and transport.