Does anyone know what the actual sizes of these beakers are? What are their various diameters as well as heights?
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1,000ml = 160mm Ht. x 108mm Diam., 600ml = 124mm Ht. x 90mm Diam., 250ml = 90mm Ht. x 68mm Diam., 100ml = 72mm Ht. x 50mm Diam., 50ml = 57mm Ht. x 42mm Diam. (Dimensions rounded off.)
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I don't know the exact size, because I got rid of them as fast as I could. They are much smaller than typical ice cubes (which work much better, by the way).
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The diameter of the largest one is 2.75" x 2.75" tall, the medium one is 2.0" x 2.25"tall, and the smallest is 1.5" x 2.0" tall. This set is really handy when you need smaller funnels. I have found that the smallest one is great for liquids but fine powder gets clogged up pretty quick. The medium one seems to work best for me, kinda the best of both worlds. I hope this helps a bit. Have a great day.
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I'm happy to answer your questions and wish there had been reviews when I purchased them. The canisters are not as well made as my old ones and they're much smaller than I expected. I kept them because my old ones didn't fit well with the dcor after we updated our kitchen and at the time I couldn't find any others. The dimensions of the LARGE canister are as follows; with the lid it's 9" tall, without the lid it's 6" tall. The circumference is 19" and the width at the bottom is 5". The dimensions of the MEDIUM canister are as follows; with the lid it's 7" tall, without the lid it's 5" tall. The circumference is 16" and the width at the bottom is 4". The dimensions of the SMALL canister are as follows; with the lid it's 6" tall, without the lid it's 4" tall. The circumference is 14" and the width at the bottom is 4". There is a plastic rim on the inside of the lids to help seal the canister, but it doesn't fit tightly so don't pick them up by the lids.
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I think they are about 2 1/2" to 3" tall, with diameter of maybe 2 1/4" at widest point and opening of about 1 3/4". I can send exact measurements later if you'd like.
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They are about 11/2" tall and about 11/4" in diameter at the rim of the cup
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4 1/4" tall, top diameter is 3 1/8" and bottom diameter is 2 3/8 diameter. They are nice little cups that stack. We love them!
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for Clayton Owen: I've bought several beakers and give them as gifts. The one I use may be the one you refer to -- diam: 3.5". Caution, it's strong glass but glass nevertheless. My sister's broke when she put cold water into a very hot beaker. Ana
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The tubes have no markings on them whatsoever. I measured the diameter of them and they were 1" , 1.25" and 1.5" . Hope this helps.
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Sorry to take so long to get back to you. I had to find them in order to measure them. Here are the measurements:smalll 3/8 long; 1/4 diameterlarge 1/2 long; 1/4 diameterHope this helps.
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They are about 3 1/2 inches high and about 1 1/2 in diameter. I love them because they are unique.
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5 1/8" tall and 3 1/2" diameter at the top. These are very good, durable glassware.
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I packed them away already,but they're good size graduating down in size.Id guess and say the largest is about 3-4 quarts with the smallest at around 4 cups approximately.All the others in between are different sizes also.They will serve their purpose nicely.
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Mike, I bought it as a gift and don't remember the diameter of the glasses, but I do know that the stopper is NOT plastic, it's also crystal. Hope this helps.
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I would say they are about 3 - 3 1/2" in diameter. Just for comparison, the sticker can almost cover the base of a standard size drinking glass. Hope that helps!
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They are nominally 8-, 12- and 16 quart. That's not like a Pyrex measuring cup, where there is a little room above the nominal capacity; that more like a stainless steel measurre, where you get a heaping measure and then use a flat blade to make the contents flush with the top. I used to work in a lab where we would use the 20- and 30-gallon pots regularly. I find myself using the smallest one all the time, and rarelt the larger ones.
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Sorry I gave them as a gift, so I can't measure them. They are the same glasses we enjoyed a beverage from in Dublin, when we toured the Guinness brewery. They're quite stout and therefore not too tall.