how many grams or millimeters per can
747828
they are 320 ml but i HIGHLY recomend either newport or stok IF you are using it for extracts, if your just filling lighters then go for it.
747829
If you mean milliLITERS, there is 320 mL marking on the canister. Yes, it's more expensive than Ronson because it's more clean Butane. This gas flows easier (no clogging) and burns more stably that results in more ignitions per charge of lighter. Moreover, it eventually would clean the lighter if it's working properly, of course. BTW, it's made in Korea.
747830
The CAN is 100 grams and 190 millimeters, but I suspect that's not really what you wanted to know. A FULL can weighs 275 gr, so that's a net 175 gr of butane. Zippo/Ronson is a shorter can (approx 170 mm) with "NET WT. 5.82 oz. (165g)". (Yes, some butane IS sold by weight.) I realize that, mathematically, the Vector can should hold more than 175 gr, but I'm weighing a virtually empty can (won't fill a lighter) and a can that I'm pretty sure has never been used. Regardless, the Vector is far better fuel, so price comparison is rather meaningless, anyway. (Sorry, that was probably TMI, but ask a guy with OCD a question like that and this is what you get.) The CAN is 100 grams and 190 millimeters, but I suspect that's not really what you wanted to know. A FULL can weighs 275 gr, so that's a net 175 gr of butane. Zippo/Ronson is a shorter can (approx 170 mm) with "NET WT. 5.82 oz. (165g)". (Yes, some butane IS sold by weight.) I realize that, mathematically, the Vector can should hold more than 175 gr, but I'm weighing a virtually empty can (won't fill a lighter) and a can that I'm pretty sure has never been used. Regardless, the Vector is far better fuel, so price comparison is rather meaningless, anyway. (Sorry, that was probably... » Read More The CAN is 100 grams and 190 millimeters, but I suspect that's not really what you wanted to know. A FULL can weighs 275 gr, so that's a net 175 gr of butane. Zippo/Ronson is a shorter can (approx 170 mm) with "NET WT. 5.82 oz. (165g)". (Yes, some butane IS sold by weight.) I realize that, mathematically, the Vector can should hold more than 175 gr, but I'm weighing a virtually empty can (won't fill a lighter) and a can that I'm pretty sure has never been used. Regardless, the Vector is far better fuel, so price comparison is rather meaningless, anyway. (Sorry, that was probably TMI, but ask a guy with OCD a question like that and this is what you get.) « Show Less
747831
Each can is 320 milliliters of liquid. Liquids are generally measured in volume not mass (grams) or length (meter).
2150853
The tin I have is 900 grams. If I remember my high school math well enough (1000 gram = 2.2 pounds), they are about 31.5 ounces, about 2 pounds. They are heavenly, addicting.
1623240
this cans are 2.43 lbs a piece.so you are getting over 4 lbs.hope this helps.
1196539
Hi, can reads total fat 7 grams or 11% I think that is per serving as there are 3 servings to can with 2 tamales per serving
2129926
A count can can not be given because of the adjustment one makes for can size. With a standard configuration for 303 or size 2 cans, I was able to store 9 cans per row, 54 cans in a standard configuration. My use, I made adjustments for different size can. The product allows for large cans and small cans as used for tuna. The maximum number of cans is based on your configuration.
772573
This is per serving: Total Fat 5 Grams Saturated Fat 3.5 Gram Trans Fat 0 Grams There are about 5 Servings per can.
1321372
A lot. Easily over 30, if you cram them in. I don't use it for beer, but I'm sure many 12 oz cans will fit.
736788
have no idea. haven't used the smaller 3 oz. can. suggest you contacty the company.
1946087
I have cans from 10 ounces to 15.5 ounces in mine and they work very well love them.
1134982
Hi, threw this out a while back but I'm pretty sure it's 32.9oz or 2lbs aprox. The can was huge, bigger than I expected and lasted a long time.
316580
There are markings on the funnel, 50ml to 1100ml. So if you wanted 10 grams you might have to measure out the amount first
220979
Huh. Hard to say. A LOT. If this is a small side dish for a party of 50, I would play it safe and get four cans.
93929
Mostly 14.5 to 15 ounces. The small ones less than 8 ounces area bit hard to get in properly . If using the short stubs, I use 2 tuna cans at a time but still not that great, but it works.
1960048
You have to convert grams to milligrams. But instructions are based on weight of animal. There is a tiny scoop provided. 1 gram equals 1000 milligrams.
1348904
I always go with the standard and use 1.5 to 2 ozs. per gallon. Works for me!
377538
A "hot" mixture is up to 4oz per gallon. Might get by with 3 oz per gallon.
938799
5.1 grams for the 9mm snap cap versus 12 grams for a 9mm Hornady critical duty 135 grain flexlock or versus about 12 grams for your standard 9mm 124 FMJ.