When I measure my small mason jar top, it is 6.5 mm. I don't understand how a cap could be 70 mm? I need to know what size plastic cap to buy?
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I have never checked the measurements. I just go by pint regular jar which is considered small/small mouth jars.. Wide mouth jars come in all sizes from 1/2 pint to gallons as do regular (small) jars. It's very confusing, but I think you would be able to use the regular lid on your mason jar. Sometimes I find mayo lids will also interchange with the small mouth jars. Hope this helps.
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I don't think you really measured something that was 6.5 mm. That would be a very small mason jar.
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You need either Small Mouth (regular) or Wide Mouth depending on your mason jars opening size. They are standardized to those two sizes.
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There are 2 sizes. One for the small mason jars and one for the larger. I really love these caps as I prep all my veggies for the week, like salad fixings, and keep in the fridge ready at a moments notice ! The white caps are easy to spot too.
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I don't know why the 70. mm would fit a 6.5 mm . . all I know is the small white mason jar lids fit the pint-sized mason jars and the larger ones fit the larger jars.
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All you really need to know is: Do you have "Wide Mouth" or "Regular Mouth" canning jars. Then buy the size you need.
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Hello i got mine but it broke(totally my fault i slammed my backpack and forgot it was in there)my girlfriend has a similar one but mine was slightly larger but same 18oz fit. Her's is 7 and 1/2 inches long bottom diameter is 3 inches which is consistant throughout, except the top which when measured without the cap is 2 and 3/4 inches. So with the cap should be same to bottom. The one ur looking at buying if i can rememebr correctly is a little taller but slimmer in diameter. Im def gona get another one soon though
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You can't go by ounces. You need to know whether you have a wide mouth or regular mouth. I am measuring the lids for you. Wide mouth= 3.5"and regular mouth = 2.75". Measure your jar opening.
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The 28mm PET caps are used on plastic water/soda bottles. They fit most bottles, not all.
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The caps we got are pretty big indeed, and I have had smaller ones ordered before.for the best info on sizes we advise to go here, http://www.capsuleconnection.com/capsulesKindly
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You need to find the "art 108" model. It's actually the one shown prominently in the listing picture (which is TRULY sad, because I pointed out to the seller a couple months ago that their listing was misleading). It's the one with the "black" plastic pieces that hold the cap in place while capping. The black grabbers are 28.5mm (your 29mm size), while the red grabbers are the 26.5mm (perhaps the normal / smaller bottles), and that's what they send. This is a terrible Shockwave web-site (hopefully link will come through here), but am sure you can navigate around and find what I am talking about. www.rigamontipietro.it/english/home.swf
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I do have some old 1/2 gallon mason jars that I do plan on doing just as you asked,just need to order more kits. underneath the cap is a nut which holds it altogether. IMthinking this size jar to be able to make a larger lamp for like end tables. The one that I made know is with a quart jar and with shade is a small lamp like desk size or dresser. Go to lowes,depot,menards and you can pickup a lampshade with harp madewith it that just snaps over light bulb. these things have been out for years. IN school,shop class back in theday it was popular for boys to make lamps for their moms and grammas. This is why I know how to do this ..Know you know my age,I hope this helps you its a fun craft. I do have some old 1/2 gallon mason jars that I do plan on doing just as you asked,just need to order more kits. underneath the cap is a nut which holds it altogether. IMthinking this size jar to be able to make a larger lamp for like end tables. The one that I made know is with a quart jar and with shade is a small lamp like desk size or dresser. Go to lowes,depot,menards and you can pickup a lampshade with harp madewith it that just snaps over light bulb. these things have been out for years. IN school,shop class back in theday it was popular for boys to make lamps for their moms and... » Read More I do have some old 1/2 gallon mason jars that I do plan on doing just as you asked,just need to order more kits. underneath the cap is a nut which holds it altogether. IMthinking this size jar to be able to make a larger lamp for like end tables. The one that I made know is with a quart jar and with shade is a small lamp like desk size or dresser. Go to lowes,depot,menards and you can pickup a lampshade with harp madewith it that just snaps over light bulb. these things have been out for years. IN school,shop class back in theday it was popular for boys to make lamps for their moms and grammas. This is why I know how to do this ..Know you know my age,I hope this helps you its a fun craft. « Show Less
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I can't answer that specifically but it is designed to fit most normal 5 gallon plastic jars. It fits over the opening then screws down to make a good seal. I haven't examined it closely but it feels like it is not threading onto a screw top but perhaps expanding a rubber gasket for a tight fit. It worked with all our water jugs just fine anyway.
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The kraut caps I ordered fit a standard wide mouth canning jar. Hope that helps.
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Hi Marilyn, If you look at your camera lens you will see a symbol like this followed by some numbers. That will be the size of lens cap you need. Example, 49mm You can contact us directly through this link if you need any more help,
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I tried it on the standard mason jars I have and it's smaller in diameter - but I'm no expert on Mason jars - the jars I tried are about 3" openings whereas the opening on the grinder is about 2.25" (58mm) ID. So no match to the inventory of jars I have!
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I have no idea. The cap I purchased was the first, and it said Adult size L. Sorry, that doesn't help you.
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I don't know if all sizes have the same cap size, but my bottle is 1.7 fl oz and the size of the ring is about 3/4" diameter. The ring seems very durable. It is pretty thick.
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I am not sure what the exact measurement is, but it is the same as a standard small mouth canning jar, such as Ball or Kerr. I use the regular canning lids and rings and they fit fine and seal perfectly, making the jars reusable without buying expensive one piece replacements.
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I absolutely agree with Myung Kwon: a funnel description is not complete without the diameter of the stem.I need to pour powder from a large jar into one with a 1 1/2" mouth. My canning funnel has a stem diameter larger than the mouth of the smaller jar, and all my other funnels are so small - and have such long stems - that the powder keeps clogging them up. This looks like the perfect solution. But if I'm going to pay this much for a funnel, I need to know for certain that it will fit into the mouth of the jar.
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screw top ( I couldn't find my cap BUT I saw the rings at the top, thinking it was a screw top) - 1 3/4" . I measured across the mouth of the bottle. Hope this helps - still using mine!!
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Hi, I have the .75 gallon (blue) one -- I have just removed the white cap and measured across the top of the bottle - it measures 5 cm or approx 1.96 inches in diameter. Hope that helps.