Weck juice jars have an opening of 2 3/8". Would this funnel fit? I need something for canning.
808609
yes , the funnel is only about 1.5 in or smaller also great for small jelly jars
808610
As you can see by the picture of this item, the funnell flairs out and would fit into the jar. The small end of the funnel is about one inch in diameter and the strainer can be removed and put in place to strain larger items from your liquid. I use it to strain cooking oil after I use it for french frying when particles are left behind from the flour coating.
808611
This funnel has an opening at the bottom of exactly 1 & 1/2 inches. The next measurement that would probably sitting on the lip if your canning jar is about 2 & 1/4 inches. The next measurement is about 2 & 1/2 inches. The top is 5 inches across. I think this would be ideal for your purpose. hope I make sense.
808612
Yes, it has graduated sizing. I use it over both regular and wide quart and half gallon Mason jars.
808613
Sorry I didn't respond before this. The bottom opening is 1 1/2", there is a ridge where it starts to widen that is about 2 1/4" it appears that it is designed to fit on top of your jars.
1997596
On my tape measure, the smallest funnel has a width (diameter) of 0.6 m. or just under 1/4 inch. Hope this helps.
988794
It will not fit a 3/8 " opening. And the glass jar is a tough one to make the hole larger. You might use a round diamond file to carefully make it larger, safely, but it is risky.
367911
Probably just barely, with the handle on the lid. Mine is a little flatter handle than this and it is 16 1/2 inches. I don't know if your circumstances would permit, but I have not canned in my kitchen for years. My husband had to talk long and hard to get me to try one of the camp chef cookers for canning. Once I did, I will never go back. The mess is on the patio, garage, or deck, but not in the kitchen and neither is the heat. In your kitchen, with the microwave, it may not come clear to the front of the range below it, so you may not have to worry about that handle. If not, it would work. You really need room to take that lid off and lift the sections up to add more water to the bottom pan anyway. Especially if you are doing much juicing. Hope this helps. This is a really good juicer and will last well. Lee Ann / juicersandjuicing
2017187
It fits mine. This is the one recommended for that canner. I use mine to double stack pint jars.
597542
The funnel: Outer Diameter (OD) = 2 1/4 inches Interior Diameter (ID) = 2 1/16 inches. Not measurable is a very small ridge for holding a snap-in filter/strainer (not included with this funnel). The ridge is located in the interior, one-half inch up from the stem's bottom edge. Its presence has not hampered my use of the funnel for canning purposes. Fyi: A one-cup size Kerr jar: ID = 2 3/8 inches The funnel sent to me is beige in color, not the green shown in the photo.
255908
The opening is the same diameter as any flask. I recommend an average sized funnel. Don't get anything too big as it will spill if you overflow. Most funnels with a long spout should fit. I don't have exact measurements for anything. Just Google it.
282040
My 1 quarter can does not require a funnel. The opening is about 2 diameter wide.
1084803
The opening is 1/2 inch across (inside diameter). If the scrub is in a tube to begin with, these should work (I've used scrub from a jar that's more of a paste, which probably wouldn't squeeze out very easily). Generally, if something can be poured, pumped or squeezed from its original container, it works in these tubes.
1698641
The diffuser is only 6 inches wide. Wouldn't really work well if you are canning more than one jar.
895934
Here's an answer that I posted to a similar question: I've used a 2-qt Ball canning jar, which is too tall, but if you cover the Ball jar with a lid, then put a plastic baggie over the whole thing, it works! Alternatively, I've used a barrel-type pickle jar, which fits but only makes 46 oz. at a time. I actually brought the base of the machine with me to the grocery store, to find a pickle jar that would definitely fit.
1963714
I am using glass mason jars - the funnel fits quite well no matter what the size.
372933
You would need to custom build an adapter to fit you jars. This pump is for "tinkerers". Also, think about how much vacuum it will pull... Will it be enough for YOUR task? Food poisoning is no joke.
635513
The diameter of the funnel neck (which fits inside the opening of a wide mouth jar) is 2 and 3/4 inches, or 7 cm, and it fits precisely into a wide mouth jar. It's the only funnel I've found described as a "wide mouth" that is actually what it says it is.
478446
A normal quart (Mason or Ball) canning jar fits. Anything shorter than 6.5" and narrower in diameter (width) than 3.5" will fit.
1972877
I use a funnel with a quarter inch diameter stem, and it works well. The opening in the bottle neck is slightly larger...maybe 5/8 inch. Hope this is helpful information.
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I do not think so. The threads are different. However, I have not seen a wide mouth ball jar lid in quite a while so my memory may be faulty. I measured the outside diameter (OD) of lip of jar on this 2 1/2 gallon jug and it is 4 1/2" wide. The lid will fit but the one I purchased; the lid will go on and then if you keep screwing lid on it pops off. Hope this helps you.