How many ounces does a standard 2" canister hold? What size label fits them?
1813458
I would estimate it holds approximately one-quarter cup and labels came with my order that were already printed with spice names. Labels and canisters have held up very well.
1813459
This is just the base you have to provide your own containers so there is no standard container its whatever you make it
1813460
about three quaters of a spice bottle depending on the spice have said that they are the worst product i have bought the tins do no stick to the sheet we tried everything would never reccomedn them for this use
809663
Inner measurement on largest canister- 7 1/4 inches, second largest - 6 1/4 inches
180706
The canisters have the quantity of ounces in the front upper left side in blue letters. The number of ounces is 18 OZ. As far as the on-line description, it must have been an over-sight or mistakenly not noted since the back of the canister is shown rather than the front in order that the warnings and precautions are viewed by the prospective buyer. This product was the best and Innova was the best in their price, shipping and effectiveness in the transaction!
2039520
Each canister is 5 inch in diameters They are 9 inches, 7 1/2 inches, 5 1/2 inches and 4 inches. Hope this helps
1671046
2 mm in diameter, 4cm circumference- these are measured where the lid goes.
2094393
Measured internally 2 inches tall. Hold one cup 8 ounces. I wish they were just a little larger for my tassimo coffee maker cappuccinos. I think I saw some place that they have a larger size.HTH
1596971
for the larger canisters the lids are the same size - 4 1/2" across. Americans cannot comprehend mm!
119921
I'm not quite sure on the exact dimensions but they hold at least 8-10 ounces easily!
1199414
Amy,They seem about the size of a pampered chef rub jar. Holds 1.5 oz. from lid to bottom 3 3/4 tall. Hope this helps. I love mine.
1128643
All canisters are 4×4. Tallest canister is about 8" high, 2nd canister is 6" high, 3rd canister is about 5" & smallest is about 4".Hope this helps.
1992487
They are 2.1" high by about 2.5" in diameter. So, a little math (Pi x Radius x Radius x Height) shows they can store roughly 10.31 cubic inches. So that means 5.67 fluid oz (1 cubic inch holds about 0.55 oz of water). This of course will vary depending on what you put in it, as some items are much heavier for their volume.
1916258
2.3" H x 4.6" OD x 4.4" ID x 0.2" thick with slight taper to bottom. Labled volume is 2 cups; actual volume is 1.34 cups BUT now see the lid fits 2 slightly different shaped containers so will have to wait for my wife to return to verify that I measured the correct container (both containers have identical volumes) using vernier caliper. I don't have time to take the measurements of the other container right now; sorry.Also Known As Kroke
1672660
I would guess they would hold between 3-4 ounces of liquid equivalent in space. They are 2.375" diameter and 2" high.
372922
The markings go up to 2 oz, but you could probably fit another half ounce or so in there.
1496967
I think everyone is missing the point here. 1oz is 28grams. Bottle size does not matter. A canister which holds 1 ounce would be hard to handle and possibly slip from your hands.
269629
these are 2 inch diameter, I think standard canning lids are closer to 3 inch diameter
9268
The 2 oz. bottles are about 3" high and 1.25" dia.I'm not familiar with the kit size, but you should be able to tell from the rough numbers above.