Is the screen on the 50 oz Press larger than the standard 34 oz press or is the press just taller with the same cylinder dimensions?
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It appears to be a millimeter of two larger in diameter than my Bodum French press. I had the same thought, to maybe just use the parts from my old press, but unfortunately they are just slightly smaller and don't work.
1414442
I don't know, but the 50 oz has a screen size of 4 inches across the middle. I just went and measured it for you...
759856
With the handle, the press is 12" deep x 14" wide by 7-1/2" tall closed. If you look at the picture of the press open, you may see that the top swivels on the handle allowing it to press something as thick as 2" maybe a little more with the plates still parallel. It is limited by the electrical cord that connects from the bottom to the top. We really love this press.
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approximately 8 x 4 x 2.5. (fyi - weight is not as heavy as other presses i've handled but if you press down on the food a bit, it'll stay put. also most of the other presses have grill-like indentations. this one has tiny waffle indentations.)
2130176
I'm using a 120inch but the 5030 is very versatile. Epsons website has a screen size calculator that you can use.
2253390
The plunger stem is 6 3/4", as with almost any French press the screen goes to about 1/2" from the bottom. This is a great addition to any kitchen, it looks great and performs as would be expected. I bought 2 Mr. Coffee presses prior to purchasing this product. Both Mr. Coffee products didn't last long and were completely inferior to this product. I highly recommend this Thermos press, I seriously doubt that you would be disappointed.
63154
Yes, I would think it is a standard size. Reason for stating that is because I purchased it for my Mirro 9605000A Canning Accessories Food Press with Wooden Pestle, Silver. It fits right over the stand and I can strain all the juices out of anything that I am working with @ that time. ie: berries, vegetables, tomatoes. I hope this helps.
1148703
That's a great question. The one I received was 24.81 oz and I bought it for $60.68. Looks exactly the same. Purchased mine from Dependable Resource. The link you sent shows it for $45 which is a huge price difference. I am actually going to return it and reorder for the adjustment. Not sure if I just missed the sale??
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It depends on whether you use the press ring or not... I have pressed my hamburg patties 4.5" with the ring and 4.75" with out the ring. The size is not the most important feature of this press... it is the wonderful confirmority of the hamburgers and the ease of use of the product. As far as I am concerned anyone who makes hamburgers, this a a MUST HAVE product!! Thank you Tupperware!!!
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The diameter is 4 and 6/10 inches. So it is a little over 4 and one half inches. If you make a dimple in the middle it doesn't shrink. I like a thicker burger, so I don't use the dimple maker that comes with the press. I can easily make half pound burgers with this press and then make a dimple in the middle and grill it! I use it all the time and it should last many years. Very well made!
1217603
they are about the same. i have both the red (40oz & 21oz) and black (64. oz) ones!
1937159
I got the 32 oz. With the top on it is 5" diameter and 4 & 1/8" high. 64 oz is the same width according to the listing. Working well.
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I used it for my 8 oz press but did notice it was a bit higher than the holder so maybe it would fit the 11 oz. If it's the one I bought--which I think it is.
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No. This is an eight cup press with screens four inches in diameter=101.6 mm based on an internet conversion table.
789306
First off, you need to be aware that fluid ounces differ from volume. Espro claims their medium press is equal to a 1.5 - 2 US cups & the large press is equal to 3-4 US cups. Volume and capacity conversion; 1 cup US (cup) in volume = 8.00 fluid ounces US (fl oz).
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I'm sure it is. You may need to order it direct from the company. It is my favorite press.
1920086
Yes it is standard 7/8 x14 threads which fit all standard reloading presses. Most dies and accessories use these threads so they are interchangeable from press to press. I love mine and use it in a hand press to make it portable. I have deprimed several hundred cases (mainly 308 and 44 mag) without issue. I find that depriming then cleaning saves on my dies and I get the primer pockets cleaned without having to size first.
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It is 34 ounces, so that's 4 8-oz cups, plus. It is a little less than 7" tall, and nearly 4" in diameter at the brim. The best comparison is that the press from my Bodum fits and works as in the original. You're welcome.