How long is the glass tube?
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Its actually lightweight plastic, and its long enough to give you +4" if the siphon is placed at an angle in a 6 gallon carboy. Plenty long enough for wine or beer making. I would guess it at about 24".
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The tubes are actually plastic. The outer tube is 23 inches or 58.4 cm. The inner racking cane is 22 inches or 55.8 cm. Plenty of length for both my 5 gallon plastic bucket and my 5 gallon glass carboy.
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I haven't measured, but the flexible tubes are about 12-15 inches and the hard tubes are about 10". I have a pump hanger (came with the first couple I bought) so I cut the original tubes.
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It is the same length as the original. Just long enough to fold the glass over
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The stem is 3-1/4". This is the reason I like these glasses, the stem isn't longer than the bowl depth.
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About three feet long. My hose winds around the top tube all the way to the seat tube, and then goes down to the top of the water bottle holder.
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The tube is around 2 feet long and it is about 6" in diameter. The tube itself stays realitively cool when it is properly connected to ducting
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The glass is 8 1/2 inches tall. The stem section of the glass is 4 inches. I took the measurement with a ruler for accuracy.
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Standard test tube size. I think about 5 inches. Moved and they never broke.
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19 and three quarter inches long and 3 inches wide also the tube has a reflective plate inside of it
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It's about 15" tall, 7" wide at the top then tapers down to about 5 and a half inches at the bottom. The tube itself it's abit 43 inches long. Hope this helps! :)
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The glass is 18inches the two white parts on the sides holding the glass are 3inches and some centimeters putting the whole thing at 25 inches long total.
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I'm sorry, but these were a gift and I no longer have the glasses. I would guess approximately 1-3/4" - 2".
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Not super long about six inches. Its long enough for what it can do. I've mixed chocolate syrup into tall mugs with it no problem.
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The tube itself is 38". You must subtract the length of tubing that will go into the water container itself because the tube must reach the bottom of the container since the container stands upright with its opening topside for use. The tubing is standard 1/4" inside diameter tubing which you can purchase at any Home Depot or hardware store. So, it is easy enough to replace for a longer reach if needed. I have used it in a side pocket with the tube coming up and over my shoulder strap and find that is long enough in this instance to use with either a standard 1 liter platy or a 40 or 48 oz soft nalgene bottle
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The glass is 23" from front to back... Length of the small side of the "L" is 32" to the inside corner where the other side starts... Larger side of the "L" is 41-1/2" to the inside corner...
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It was broken soon after I got it. The glass is thin and fragile and was broken into pieces. I think it was 7 inches.
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It's the main, larger-diameter suction tube that's 10-inches. The plastic tubing is quite long - something like six or seven feet - in two sections, one before the siphon starter/hand pump and a longer one after it. If you find an out of the way place to hang it so that the siphon starter/hand pump critter can remain horizontal, you'll avoid getting those annoying, permanent bends in the plastic tubing. Best of luck.