My jars are very old and have a outside lid dimsension of 2.75" which ring should I use?
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A little more information is needed to understand what you want to do. These rubber rings are used when you use a glass lid (as shown) upon which the jar itself doesn't have threads at the mouth. The small (regular) qt jar is 2 5/8" across the top of the outer side of the mouth, and the wide mouth is 3 1/8" across the same. This would also be used to seal a metal zinc lid. The jars measurements would be the same as above, but of course both sizes would be a threaded mouth. If you're not using those to types of lids you won't be needing these rubber rings. Sorry to say, but if this doesn't answer your question, you'll need to provide more information, upon which I'll attempt to provide you with more. Hope this helps.
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My jars have a rim that the gasket stretches around. This rim fits inside the jar and the gasket seals the outer edges of the jar top.
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This is what is annoying about this product on this site - the most important issue being inside diameter is never mentioned; but judging from previous questions and answers, I'd say you need the ring labled: Kilner Replacement Rubber Seals for 12, 17, 34, 51, and 68-Fl Oz Jars, Pack of 6, or the middle size, meaning it should stretch to fit 3 inch diameter. Even the Kilner website doesn't give dimensions which are helpful.
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horseface said on November 24, 2014 | Edit Sorry, I hit the wrong button. The rubber ring I have has an IO of 2.25, OD is 2-13/16 and the distance between IO and OD is .25". The rubber ring does stretch around the circumference of the jar (OD of 2-13/16") the part that is about 1/4 high from the horizontal lip of the jar. So it should fit on the lid lip that fits inside the jar. Send me your address and I will send you one.
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Ceramic rings will work. I bought another bag of the ones it comes with if I remember correctly and stuffed it to the top.
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I agree with the others, make sure you have the right ring for your canner, mine slipped a little when I put it on, added a little vegetable oil to the ring and put it on again,,,it worked great,,hoped this helped.
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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.
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it extend i/2 inch (which is the length of the jar mouth or where the ring will be tighten to)
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It's outside to outside fits most small to medium size jars,use them for my coffee grounds, inside glass is 3inches to 3 1/8 inches outside to outside,to hold gasket to seal jar!!!
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Kit comes with one rubber ring for each airlock. Replacement rings are available. Here's one possibility: Reusable Replacement Canning Jar Ring
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The Kuhn Rikon will work on lids that are almost 3.5 inches in diameter or smaller. Please keep in mind, however, that the lid must be absolutely flat, like the lid on an ordinary jar of pickles or spaghetti sauce. If the lid is dished out on the top, it won't work. In that case, you could use a wrench similar to those used to remove oil filters (with a rubber strap that fits around the filter and a handle that allows you to get leverage). That's what I used to use before I bought this.
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The large mouth Ball lids and rings should work. The ones used for canning.
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Wendy, based on the dimensions given, Jar opening is approximately 5 1/4 Inch Inside DiameterJar Outside Diameter is approximately 5 3/8 Inch Diameter, It will not fit your 5 1/2" equipment. Hope this helps.
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I don't know about your specific model number, but I have three different Oster blenders. The o-rings fit all of them but the base did not fit any of my jars.
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That's why I bought new jars, because my old lids were bad. Don't know where you can find lids only. Good luck.
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I use Mason jars for canning, processing them in a boiling water bath. After removing the ring from processed and cooled jars, a bottle opener easily lifts the metal, rubberized lid. I wonder if the jar opener, as great as it is for vacuum-sealed glass jars (olives, pickles, etc.), would catch the edge of the thin Mason jar lid. If you know someone with a Jar Pop, ask them to try it on a Mason jar.
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My Lodge 15" was too large for the burner on our AGA so I gave it to a friend. Never had time to look for a lid, sorry not to be more helpful.