don't know what size to get - I have a stainless bialetti - gasket measures 3" and rubber ring outside dimension is 31/4". Any suggestions?
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This one should fit. I just measured mine and the dimensions you mention match. The gaskets are based I guess on the number of cups your Bialetti makes. I wasn't sure what size gasket to get for mine when I first started looking for them either.
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I believe you can choose based on the number of cups your particular bialetti makes.
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Not sure about the stainless Bialetti since I am only familiar with the aluminum models. If you know the size, e.g. 6 cup, 9 cup, etc., the gasket kit tells you what size it will fit.
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I do not know. I have the 9 cup expresso. Here is where I bought rings, maybe they have them for the 6" Packing of 3 Gasket for coffee pot "Giannina " 9 and 12 cups
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Update! I just measured the 9-cup Bialetti Moka Espresso Maker and the measurements should indeed be the same as espressozone.com's GAS-310 gasket.
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If you are referring to the large white ring, it measures 4 5/8". The gaskets measure 3 1/2". I made a new hole so I didn't use that ring.
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For the VM38 which I bought, the outer diameter is 43 mm. I used the rubber flange I-VM38-200-1 to mount to an S&S; manifold on my Sportster. All of the dimensions of the VM series carburetors can be found in the VM Tuning Manual. Download the manual at: http:www.mikuni.com/pdf/vmmanual.pdf
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I own 2 Biletti's - the smaller one (6 oz) has a gasket size of 2 1/4" ID/2 9/16" OD, the 12 oz Bialetti takes a gasket of 2 1/2" ID/2 15/16" OD
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I bought an 8-inch version, so I can only give dimensions for that, but it might be helpful:True outside diam = 8" (max measurable diam of entire lid)Outside diam of metal rim that extends down = 7-3/4" (so 1/4" less than the overall diam); rim extends down
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Try "Sur La Table Le Parfait Rubber Gaskets 612491 , 100mm" -- I am not sure this is what you are looking for, but I needed a larger gasket and found these that are bigger than the Fido ones. These DO fit my larger jar lid/mouth (~4 1/2" outside and 3 1/2" inside), so I am quite pleased to have both sizes now for my storage jars. There are 12 in a pack: Sur La Table Le Parfait Rubber Gaskets 612491 , 100mm
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The Fido gaskets I ordered from Amazon measure 3 1/2 (90mm) outside and 2 5/8" (67mm) inside. The package describes by the outside diameter. Sounds like you're looking for a larger size.
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These silicone rings are about 1/16" thick. If you want a thicker gasket ring, get the rubber, that you would use on the glass jars.
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Ifyour are looking for the gasket, it's not the one advertised on Amazon - we ordered that one and it didn't fit (too small).
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You should buy the "regular" size rubber gaskets. After you heat them up, they will fit the jar.
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I have a Bialetti Venus 2 cup Stainless Steel Espresso Maker, the filter fits fine but the gaskets were slightly too big. They didn't fit. Plus the item that I received only had 2 gaskets instant of 3. So I returned the item.
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You can by them on Amazon: the right size is Bialetti Replacement Gaskets and Filter For 6 Cup Stovetop Espresso Coffee Makers. I own this product and the gaskets were a perfect fit.
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Ira, I am not sure. I use the silicon gasket for my stove top Italian espresso maker. It's a six cupper and wI was taking a chance it would fit. It does for my coffee maker. The standard rubber gaskets over time expand and eventually deteriorate and imparts the rubber taste to the coffee. However, this gasket does not expand, but it also does not expand therefore the gasket keeps falling out from the inside rim when taking the maker apart. This may be an inherent quality of the silicon rubber. It is not bad or good, just a slight inconvenience. I may have not answered your question, but provided my insight on the experiences. I would buy again. Ira, I am not sure. I use the silicon gasket for my stove top Italian espresso maker. It's a six cupper and wI was taking a chance it would fit. It does for my coffee maker. The standard rubber gaskets over time expand and eventually deteriorate and imparts the rubber taste to the coffee. However, this gasket does not expand, but it also does not expand therefore the gasket keeps falling out from the inside rim when taking the maker apart. This may be an inherent quality of the silicon rubber. It is not bad or good, just a slight inconvenience. I may have not answered your question,... » Read More Ira, I am not sure. I use the silicon gasket for my stove top Italian espresso maker. It's a six cupper and wI was taking a chance it would fit. It does for my coffee maker. The standard rubber gaskets over time expand and eventually deteriorate and imparts the rubber taste to the coffee. However, this gasket does not expand, but it also does not expand therefore the gasket keeps falling out from the inside rim when taking the maker apart. This may be an inherent quality of the silicon rubber. It is not bad or good, just a slight inconvenience. I may have not answered your question, but provided my insight on the experiences. I would buy again. « Show Less
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hi, it seems to be silicone/rubber gasket about 3inches in diameter. Its stretchy, elastic limit is a bit higher than regular rubber so you can give it a small tug to stretch it to the size you need (if your base is slightly wider than the 3 inch diameter). I have a bella cucina rocket blender and doing this works well.
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I purchased my extra gasket from FactoryDirect2you.com Item #1502KR Kuhn Rikon 24cm blue gasket. I also bought a glass lid so I can use the pressure cooker as a fryer Item#3710 9.5" Duromatic glass lid.