How well do these fit Fido wire bale canisters/jars? a) are the inner and outer diameters snug?b) is the silicon material thick enough?
1555902
I have three Flip top containers with the same size openings but different jar heights. I measured across the inner openings 2 3/4" and the outer edges 3 3/4. The gaskets I got fit great. I think the inner dimension if the most important.
1555903
The silicone gasket rings that I ordered fit the jars that I have very well. I was concerned that they would not be thick enough, but they are perfect.
1048478
I know they are the correct size for the unmarked jars my wife has. Those are generic wire bale canister jars. It was a tight fit but they work fine. Use a micrometer to find the diameter and these were about a quarter inch smaller than the jars, but work find and seal properly.
1900085
I think it would work! There's enough room in there for a quart jar, so I'd take your 1/2 pts - stack them on top of each other and see how that compares to the height of a quart jar. I'd suggest using some sort of "spacer" between the jars - just seems like a good idea. And I would not worry about the temperature - everything in the canner will be the same temp - one it starts to steam and the gauge says you are ready!
1096751
I have a Food Saver and they are compatible with that. I cannot answer for other brands. The distributor should be able to help you.
1826744
I do not know the gauge of the wire mesh inside the bottoms of the sifters, but the diameters of the sifters are roughly 7, 9, and 10 inches as a nesting set. They really are VERY nice and take up little space.
276384
Yes, this lid will fit the 169 ounce or 5L jar. It fits any Fido jar that is .5L, 1L, 3/4L, 1.5L, 2L, 3L, 4L and 5L. Thanks!
1946280
I used them in a canning jar lid and they fit snugly. You might be able to us them on something slightly thicker but not much. They are very pliable. Hope this helps.
408980
The inside diameter of mine is 2.75", the outside diameter is 3.75". It is a little stretchy, so if you need it a little wider, it should still work. I see that Mia says hers are 2 5/8" inner and 3 5/8" outer. I've had mine for a while now, so they have probably stretched out to the size of my jar lid. She may have a more accurate measurement for new rings.
1347820
Yes more or less, to be exact the seals are outer diameter = 3 13/16 and inside diameter = 2 5/8. They are the same size as some orange gaskets that came with my ARC France wire clamp 1.5 liter jars I bought years ago.
1815829
I am unfamiliar with Boss pickler jars, sorry. However, if you measure the inside dimension of your Boss jar opening and it is more then 3 inches across the glass weights will fit. The inside measurement of the opening of my fido 1 1/2 liter jar is: 3 1/2 inches across and they fit just fine. You have to layer these weights across the surface of your ferments, one will not not be enough to hold down the food.
1605231
they were intendedfor canning, but they will work as a regular sealing lid. lid needs to be fairly snug, but do not over tightenas it tends to deform gasket. also if jar seal edge and gasket are completely dry this may cause leakage. the gasket needs to slide on seal edge of jar so seal pressure. the only problems i have found is over tightening and dry on dry. one other thing is if it is not a canning style jar it may not seal, no matter what you do.
527511
They should be a good fit for a 3.5" jar. These sealing rings are 3-3/8" in diameter and are able to stretch to that diameter if the jar has a raided ridge that they can slip over. But they are not as stretchable as silicon sealing rings.
967696
They should. We use these for our canned pumpkin that we give the dog. There is also Ethical 3-1/2-Inch Pet Food Can Covers, 3-Pack these that we use for standard canned dog food. If you measure the opening and it is 3", 3-1/2" or 4" you will be good. 3-1/2" is like a tuna fish can.
139083
I'm curious as to what type of can you are trying to find a lid for, as I'm unfamiliar with a can of that size. I know of 3 pet food can diameters. A 3oz. can (such as Fancy Feast) is approx 2" across; a tall(13oz?) and a 6.5oz can (rare) are approx. 3" across, and a 5.5oz can is a bit under 3" across. These lids fit all of those. Any extra info (brand?) would help me know what you're looking for. The middle-size ring is a bit stiffer than the inner and outer sizes, but once it's been used a bit, it gets much easier to snap on. I use it for all 3 sized cans.
641659
I'm not sure. I actually found these cheaper at Walmart & returned them for a different size. They are not the same size openings as the mason jars I currently have though.
2119917
I just tried this model on a Ball 1Qt Mason jar and it is too big. I assume that it depends on the jar. Also - see above that there is another model and that the 1st question talks about the fact that they are different sizes.
671895
They are silicone. They are also a bit stretchy, so don't be concerned if they appear to be a little small for your jar.
1691007
Sorry, I don't know but I would never buy them again for my hinged glass lid Ball jars. Too thick.