-i have some 1950's wire bail Ball Eclipse Jars (pint size) ,,, are these the right rubber seals??
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We bought them for a larger jar (at least a quart) but the same style so the neck size may be the same. We found ours to be a bit too large for this style and somewhat too thin, so a different seal may work better.
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Of course, just make sure the hole is the right size. If you're just going to use the plastic airlock and not the carboy rubber part, I would recommend buying some rubber washers that will fit tightly on the airlock on both sides of the mason jar.(washer/lid/washer, and stick the airlock through all the holes)
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Thanks so much for the information. I received the same information prior to yours and placed my order and when I received them two days later they fit perfectly. Now I can enjoy using my antique clear and blue jars.
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Sorry, not these, use the Tattler lids for canning. These have no seal on them.
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Don, O.K I will do my best my lid on my jars is a clamp style lid unclamp to open lid, down to clamp lid closed. The top lid when open is outside 3" inside 2-3/4" outside opening to closing for lid is outside 3-1/4" outside 3-3/4". The gasket on my jar is on top lid and sits against the opening when closed. The measurement that should matter is t.he 3" x 2 3/4" that is where my gasket fits on too and it's perfect. The jars I have are Blue see though glass with a fruit pattern pressed in glass. I purchased at Pier 1 years ago and are from Italy.
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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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These are small lids-- the size is close to a standard milk bottle. If you mean Ball canning lids, no. I don't think that will work.
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No. I purchased these hoping I could use them with my Ball plastic jar lids and unfortunately they did not work & my Ball lids still leaked.
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It has a rubber gasket. The side holes for the hinge wire are too big and not in the right location. Seal is not tight, these will leak air!
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Have not tried rubber gasket, went to anchor hocking website and bought replacement lids because they rust almost immediately if you use as a pickling jar. The discription says lids are aluminum, this is a inaccurate statement the lids are steel and rust.
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I bought the 9882000MW replacement gasket and it works great. Measure the diameter of your canner to be sure, but it fits my 12 qt and 22 qt canners just fine.
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I have the 620.162 16 qt. canner and used the 9907 (1075) from Amazon. In my manual the diameters of the .162 and the .212 are the same, so they most likely use the same gasket. I had to bring the rubber gasket to a boil and push it in bit by bit. My husband suggested vegetable oil and that might work also. Until I got the gasket in securely I had some steam escaping. Good luck.
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Yes, these should fit those jars; the opening is standard. The only jars which they won't fit are wide-mouth jars.
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I juse them to replace all my old dried out air tight jar gaskets, no need glue, perfect fit.
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No, they fit the flip top lid canning jars. They are too wide to fit the wide mouth Ball jars.
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I would echo what other responses have said. Measure the size of the jar opening and you will know if they will fit. I do remember that there are a variety of sizes available. you may have to hunt for a bit, but you should be able to find one that will work
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The fit is precise but that's a good thing to avoid leakage. Try pressing down on the handles before twisting to open as that could help break the seal on the rubber gasket. No tool as far as I know. Good luck!