will it crush 16 oz. cans ?
1959549
It's designed for soda cans - 12 oz. and made of aluminum. 16 oz. cans are generally food cans (soups, beans, etc) made of heavier grade metal. They fit the crusher, but may be harder to crush.
833981
I haven't been able to find a 32oz can to test this with. I've crushed 24 and 25 ounce cans with ease. As long as it will fit in the 9" "chamber" for lack of a better word. This crusher will crush it. It is quite robust. I'm glad I spent the extra money purchasing this product.
282284
Maybe. It would take a big dog to knock it over. It's heavy and opens with a foot pedal. The compacting center piece is held with a magnet I think and won't come out of the can without pushing it down and opening the can. I bought another one for another place. Great can.
1175000
I doubt it. Like the previous response, I have not tried a 12.7 oz can but a standard soda can leaves little wiggle room for the cans to roll. There are similar items made for canned foods that might work for your size.
189384
large size cans - I've never tried it on a can that would be too heavy for me to hold up there.
1205144
It will crush 16oz cans as well but they don't fit in the hopper so you have to load it strait in. It's fine for an occasional 16oz or odd shaped (skinny) can but if you have predominantly 16oz cans I wouldn't recommend this crusher.
1225795
its really set up for 12 oz standard cans. someone else said you can crush the taller cans if you give them a little crush by hand first but I havent tried that. it is for aluminum cans not stronger things like vegetable cans or soup cans.
77350
It will- I currently have 28oz tomatoe cans in mine--you have the option to narrow or widen the metal slats to have larger cans or smaller ones (like I have small 6oz tomatoe paste cans in there too- I iust adjusted the metal part narrower for those)
1111450
i don't think so. You have to grab the can with one hand and push the botton with the other.
1962332
Yes and no. The Pacific Fabrication 77702 can crusher was designed to crush 12oz soda cans. Any can that is either taller or wider had to be crushed a bit in order to fit in the Pacific Fabrication can crusher's opening and even then you take the chance of the bigger can getting stuck in the can crusher. When I have bigger cans than what the Pacific Fabrication can crusher is designed for I just use my foot to flatten them.
1225791
A Coors Light can fits almost exactly in the slot for crushing. If the pull tab is slightly up, you actually have to push it down before putting it in the slot.
1205146
It will crush 16 oz. cans but you have to feed them one at a time because the hopper will only hold 12 oz. cans.
1460680
I dont think it will work. It is used mainly for 12 ounce cans. It can be used for 2 different types of 12 ounce cans, but not for anything smaller.
1886514
The "tall-boy" cans don't fit. This works best with your typical 12 oz. can, but I was able to a regular sized red-bull can which are a little taller than a 12 oz. can. Anything taller and it won't fit in the crushing mechanism.
1886518
It's really sized for your typical 12 oz beverage can. Work wonders with those but I think you would be disappointed try to crush anything much taller.
269863
Not sure. Only crush 12 oz cans. Clearance inside crusher is 7 3/4" Don't have a 16 oz can to test (Sorry) If it does fit the instructions call for placing a small indentation in the side of the can. This helps it to crush easier. Love it for 12 oz cans.
664591
On aluminum, yes. Not sure about other metal cans. Keep in mind it is made of plastic. Maximum size it will take is the normal 12.5 oz cans. It's not large enough to fit the 16oz beer cans or larger.