1. What is the diameter of the applicator? Some of the entrance and exit GSW's I've treated are no more than 1/4 inch in diameter.
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Good answers from Jason and Tattoo. If you do a websearch for Celox in a syringe, there are a couple of pretty good pictures of the applicator that comes in this package. Botach web site has a nice picture. Think just under 1/2" and you'll get a good idea. Sounds like you could use a good hunter's education course in your neck of the woods! ;o)
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almost a half inch....I wouldn't try and stuff it in a hole from a .22 but the skin should stretch enough for you to get it in the wound from say... a 9mm or larger. Not really thinking that this was intended for a gsw created by a rifle round...due to the extreme trauma created and LOW survivability rate of high velocity ammunition
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Feels to be 1/2 inch but the applicator tip could be smaller, can't say as I have greatfully not had to open one. However, let me say this, I don't think there is a smaller one available, so better to have this than nothing. You can find a way to get it in there if need be. Just my thoughts. I haven't treated a GSW since there were available, in full disclosure, so have no real experience with using them.
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A little over 1.5" diameter at the opening -- the end where you would then attach the "crevice tool" or other nozzle
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With a ruler I measure 2 11/16" outside diameter (which is close to everyone else's 2 5/8"). I can't tell you my measurment for the original inside diameter since I had to cut mine to make the hole bigger, but as I've cut it, the inside diameter is 2" now. I can't recall just how much I cut off the inside edge, but the other people's "measurements" of 1 7/8" and 1 3/4" for the original size are about right.
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A few inches is correct. I would go more in depth, but the video posted by Mr. Cassidy below should answer any question that you have. Let me know if you have any other questions.
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Sorry I took so long....Actually we don't remember how long exactly, but not very. I'd say no more than 12 inches in diameter. Sorry i can't help you more. I think we just took a chance that it would fit our machine and were happy it did.
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1 inch...I had ordered that to replace a Berkey dispenser but it did not fit so I never used it.
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The "inside diameter" of the hole at the end of the tip is ~0.165" (between 1/8" and 3/16"). The end of the tip is rounded but where the rounded tip transitions to a smooth taper the outside diameter is ~0.27". At the larger end of the taper (nearer the barrel of the syringe) the outside diameter is ~0.38". Any relatively flexible tubing with an inside diameter between .27 and .38 inches could be slipped over the tapered end to give a good seal. Sorry I don't know enough about feeding tubes to give a better answer.
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The metal applicator length on the bottle, right? It's right about 1.25'' long.
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The opening is a little less than 1/2 inch. The total diameter is about 3/4 inch.
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Very interesting reading the other responses. I also measured the closed end on the inside and it was only 1 1/4in.
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Richard, I am not sure of the diameter however I will tell you that I have some beefy aluminum arrows from my compound bow that I shoot in it. I have shot pretty much every arrow I think I have out of this thing and it seems to work okay. When I bought this it was because I could get a lot of parts for one I was making but this is pretty good. Grip is a little slim for me but I made another. Might want to upgrade the tubing though. One annoying thing was that the band around the whisker biscuit came off so I could see it needed some gorilla glue and all was fine again. I have take rabbits with G5 game points from 20 yards and glad to be able to pack something small with me when knocking around. Never gave much thought to arrow diameter until I saw your question. Good luck.
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Generally 3/16 inch with the center protrusion show in the photo extending another 1/16, for a total of 1/4 inch. It's the center protrusion that makes contact and it seems softer to me, but that may not be the case. These are excellent products. The best I have ever seen. Have used them on doors, drawers, under glass kitchen cutting boards, and most recently under desk glass. Work great in all applications. They stay where you stick them.
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Less than half an inch, 0.4 inch to be exact. Only good for door edges I think.
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The inside diameter of the nozzle end is 1", the outside diameter is 1 1/4". I was not able to measure the diameter of the actual hose because the nozzle is permanently attached to the hose. Hope this helps.
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The diameter of the slot is 1" wide and the total length of the brush slot is approx. 1 and 1/4 inches from tip to inner radius
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Outside diameter is 9 1/2", inside diameter is 8 1/2". A radial cut through the gasket shows it to be "V" shaped with the apex of the "V" pointing outward. Thickness of the narrow portion is 5/32", of the wide, inward-pointing side is 5/16". When I overheated my first one, the apex was about 4/32" and the arms of the "V" were touching, measuring about 5/32". Holding a seal was no longer possible.
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I had the same question! I called a nice guy at Kuchenprofi USA and he measured the funnel for me. No contact info found on Amazon. The opening that goes in the bottle is 1 and 3/8 inches. Hope that's helpful :)