What is the diameter at the tip of the nozzle?
828186
It is 5mm. The smaller tube you see protruding from the bottom is to allow bottle to take in air so that it pours smoothly. I like that feature because my old one was actually a bit larger, but didn't pour smoothly because no air intake.
828187
There is a comparison chart of several pourers online and I believe you will find it useful. Here is the link: www.pouro.netI found a great pourer there called Amazing Pourer that can be opened or closed with a simple twist. I tried it and they are the best for me.
828188
Inside the metal opening it appears to be just under 3/8 of an inch but bigger than 1/4.
213232
I am not sure.........have purchased three of these and used them on all different size nozzles.......maybe you can call the company/seller.
2174896
Hello, the diameter of the nozzle is 6" (150cm) hope this helps you, have to say it's a wonderful little dryer, I take it on all my hols.
1931300
The tip is probably 3/8 of an inch wide or so. Depending on how narrow the area you are working with depends on whether it will work for you or not. The idea is to run the plastic welding rod through the insert on top of the tip and when it melts, it drips into the area you are working meaning the tip doesn't go into the area rather than over the top of the area you are welding.
851903
A little over 1.5" diameter at the opening -- the end where you would then attach the "crevice tool" or other nozzle
681099
From tip-to-tip (end of plastic connector to the other end) it is 5 3/4" (~14.6 cm.)
857648
The tip (nozzle) is part of the tip/guard assembly and removes as a unit. It is removed by loosening the retaining nut at the base of the assembly. The retaining nut is silver with 4 flats that are 1 3/16" apart with standard threads (loosen counterclockwise). The retaining nut should not be overtightened (I change my tips by hand only). The tip cannot be removed from the tip/guard assembly.
1199874
Sorry for the delay in responding. I don't know the exact size of the tip, but it's more wide than it is narrow. It's probably 1/4 inch. Hope that helps.
2278651
Hi Jared, The probe tip is about 5 1/2" from the bottom or 4.25 gal worth of liquid. Hope this helps.Barley & Vine
1877640
I do not have other nozzles, but have found other question/answers stating the tips do fit. check the other questions. It does come with 2 different size tip holder
2219848
4" outside diameter. The end nozzle fits most household type attachments @ about 3 1/8".
1932136
2.25 inches for the attachments; the flexible hose is about 1 in on the narrow side and about 1.25 on the wider side; the blower nozzle is 2 inches and 2.25 inches at the base; hope that helps.. it was a Father's day gift for my husband and he uses 2-3 times a week.
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approx. 18" give or take 1". the black nozzle comes off easily and often for quick storage.
1880947
Using a ruler, I measure the inside diameter of the small end at about 15mm, or 19/32 of an inch (a little more than half an inch). It's tighter and a different shape than the photo suggests, but hardly as tight as a pin point. It looks sort of like a tiny trumpet in reverse, because the air goes in the wide end.
446644
I'd say the tip is the size of a pencil eraser. Its great for small holes and with the length of the nozzle its great for hard to reach places. Great product. Good luck!
1606429
Not familiar with that ball, but the nozzle is graduated and the tip pretty small.
1289852
The nozzle has a female attachment to receive a standard male hose attachment. (Hoses all "look" about 1 inch in diameter on the outside, but may have different inside diameters, such as 5/8" or 3/4," but the attachments are a standard size.)