What's the diameter of the opening? I'd like to use my AeroPress directly on it.
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I measured very close to 9 and 1/2 inches. It's a great little carafe! Keeps coffee very hot for several hours.
447054
I don't believe so because most Aeropresses have dia. of 4.5 inches which is larger than the mouth of the Zojirushi!!Hope this helps. P.S. the travel mug is wonderful!
810295
I can confirm the 70mm outside diameter. I have a stainless 4-cup stovetop unit (make is illegible) and my friend has an electric stainless 6-cup unit, one of the newer, stylish ones--this fits both. Hard to understand why the dealer doesn't put the dimension on these, since there are so many different espresso makers of the same general type.David P.
2064045
We use a dixie 12 oz cup and the measurement of the opening is 3.5" square so if you can measure the cup you mentioned that should help.
2074982
The aeropress will not fit directly below, you would have to hold it at an angle and therefore not hands free.
696768
It's about 5 inches across; hence it fits your standard Chemex coffee pot, just not the narrow-necked 1-cup or, I think, 3-cup pots. I think mine must be a 6-cup pot.
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There are several sizes of this style pitcher. The small one is 16oz, nominally, and is 6.125 high. The base of the pitcher is square in cross-section, which isn't obvious from the pics. The top/lid is circular. The diameter of the opening is OD=3.0", ID=2.75". Which means that an Aeropress, for example, fits comfortably into the nice, level top. It's fine to drink from directly, and the spout is great for pouring into other cups.
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The outside diameter of the top of the coffeepot, not the screw on lid, is 4 inches. Inside diameter, because of the threads, is 3.5 inches. The actual opening to the pot is only 2.5 inches. I haven't used a cone with this pot.
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Looks to be about 2 1/2 inches. It will fit into the stem of a coffee perculator.
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I don't know the diameter. But it holds a regular coffee travel mug and I had absolutely no problem with it. As long as it's sitting on a flat secure surface it should be fine. I really like mine. I managed to fill it up with plenty of stuff.
1994372
5 1/8 inches. I hope your coffee maker does not have a heated base. These cups are plastic with a slip resistant base.
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It is for a 4 cup coffee maker.. it fit's my Mr Coffee.. Keep in mind, this is for a flat cone (not pointed)
246887
Not sure since I sent it back. But it was too wide to fit into my 8-cup Bodum press.
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I don't have a ruler, but it fits beautifully inside the 4-cup Mr. Coffee coffee maker it is made for. I imagine it has the exact same dimensions as this other, "no handle" version (http://www.amazon.com/Mr-Coffee-Permanent-include-handle/dp/B000WMTBD8/ref=pd_sim_k_4), which a commenter said were these dimensions: "...3.5" outer diameter upper rim; 2 7/8" OD bottom (solid plastic); 2" height..."
810296
I can confirm the 70mm outside diameter. I have a stainless 4-cup stovetop unit (make is illegible) and my friend has an electric stainless 6-cup unit, one of the newer, stylish ones--this fits both. Hard to understand why the dealer doesn't put the dimension on these, since there are so many different espresso makers of the same general type. David P.
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I measured it. 7/16" x 1/8" opening. I've tried just about every brand out there, and these are perfect! My hubby and I both love them. Ordered a second one for him. They really do keep coffee hotter than all the others, too. We've taken them in the car and never had spill over.
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Mine is about 3-7/8" wide and a little less than 7" tall, and it fits with a metal Bodum frame. I have the Bodum Chambord 8 cup French Press.