What does the 7 in the 7 x 1/8 refer to. The diameter, the radius, the length when the band is laid against a ruler without stretching?
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1/8 is the width of the band , itself, and 7" is the length of the band laid flat (forming a double strand)....
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When held up to a ruler, the length of the rubber band is 7-inches and it's 1/8-inch wide.
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7" is laid flat double, if you are not sure then buy Adjustable Loop-A-Can rubber band by Playantra as it fits from 1 gal. to 55 gal. Trash cans/barrels.Trash Can Rubber Band Patented Adjustable Garbage Can Band Fits 1 to 55 Gal (Pack of 3)
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It is the length of the rubbe band before stretching. It fits a kitchen garbage can over the liner bag, and keeps the bag from falling into the can where you can't put trash in it. It is a simple idea, but works very well. Wouldn't be without them.
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Hello. These resistance bands are closed loops, and measure 2 inches in width and 10 inches in length when laid flat. Their circumference is 20 inches. The 3 bands are of different thicknesses, ranging from .7 mm to 1.2 mm, which of course gives them their 3 various levels of resistance. Thanks for your interest!
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4mm is correct. the 1inch is probably for shipping concerns or because the form they were using only allowed inches and the smallest being 1" The product is actually only 4mm in thickness.
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Hi thereI am not sure how wrist bands are measured so I measured the circumference of my wrist. My wrist is 7 inches in circumference. The fit is about right; not too tight but holds satisfactorily. Another note on this watch: I tend to abuse my talking watches a bit and consequently I replacethem routinely. It's usually the talking part that fails. This particular watch only lasted about 5 months before the time-set function failed (watch and voice still works but I can no longer changethe time). I do not know if this is some inherent weakness in the watch or just my rough treatment. I hope this helped Hi thereI am not sure how wrist bands are measured so I measured the circumference of my wrist. My wrist is 7 inches in circumference. The fit is about right; not too tight but holds satisfactorily. Another note on this watch: I tend to abuse my talking watches a bit and consequently I replacethem routinely. It's usually the talking part that fails. This particular watch only lasted about 5 months before the time-set function failed (watch and voice still works but I can no longer changethe time). I do not know if this is some inherent weakness in... » Read More Hi thereI am not sure how wrist bands are measured so I measured the circumference of my wrist. My wrist is 7 inches in circumference. The fit is about right; not too tight but holds satisfactorily. Another note on this watch: I tend to abuse my talking watches a bit and consequently I replacethem routinely. It's usually the talking part that fails. This particular watch only lasted about 5 months before the time-set function failed (watch and voice still works but I can no longer changethe time). I do not know if this is some inherent weakness in the watch or just my rough treatment. I hope this helped « Show Less
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if you go to their site you can download the measurement strip for free, it is like a reg ring size not inch size. I needed mine to use on the first knuckle on my middle finger. I have short stubby fingers and the 7 worked perfect for this spot. I ended up ordering the multi pack as it was a little cheaper than one size, now I have for every finger and different areas if I ever need again.
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All bands have the same circumference and same width. Length is 10 " (flat) and width is 1 7/8. Blue is light resistance, green is medium and red is heavy.
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John- It's a nominal 1 1/2". Actually, I measured it with a caliper and it's 1/64 smaller than 1 1/2".
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The 8" measure at the bottom of the picture is just to give you an idea of the scale of the pattern. Hope this helps.
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About the size of a quarter but 1/8 of an inch wider radius that's the best I can explain without a measuring tape roller our caliper to measure the true diameter
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If it measures 7in diagonally its a 7in and not a 9 what you ordered.There is a 7in version as well.
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The circumference is the length of a ruler. If you want to find the diameter of that circle that's divide the length of a ruler by 3.14159 and you will get diameter. For the radius divide diameter by 2.
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Standard sizes from 1/4 up to 1/2 inch. 1/4, 9/32??? 5/16, 3/8, 7/16, 1/2 and obviously I'm missing one. It's smaller than the 1/4, maybe it's 3/16. I've almost never used that, or the 9/32.
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The band is slightly more than an inch deep and the length is adjustable. It seems to have a wide range for adjustment so I believe there is only one size. I have mine adjusted to about 27 inches and there is plenty of room for another 8 inches or so.
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The difference between the two rulers is that one is U.S. Standard and one is Metric. Our Ring ruler is item B008UX4DS4. Thank you.
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Inside measurement between the indentations is 7-3/8", outside measurement is 7-5/8".
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Oh I see. The width is 1/8th of an inch. It may matter if you are measuring for wide or narrow rings. I am not a jeweler but I bought that to measure my and my wife's ring fingers and not for commercial purposes. I am not a jeweler, sorry but the width may matter. So if you want to measure for narrower rings, you may need another set with narrow width :). Good luck.
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setting / length (mm) 1 / 1.5mm 2 / 2.5 3 / 4 4 / 5.5 5 / 7 6 / 9 7 / 11 8 / 14 9 / 18