1 3/4″ (45mm)
Live now- Fits bottles
- 1.77-2.17 in / 45-55 mm
- Best for
- Small sauce bottles, spice shakers, compact station bottles
Fit check · 10 seconds
Which band fits
your bottle?
One number gets you an answer.Measure the outside diameterat the widest point of the bottle body— not the neck, not the cap —and read the size off the scale.
mm
2.28 in
Your size
2 1/8″ (55mm)
2.17-2.76 in / 55-70 mm
Standard squeeze bottles on prep and service lines — the most common size
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The whole range, measured
2 1/8″ (55mm)
Live now- Fits bottles
- 2.17-2.76 in / 55-70 mm
- Best for
- Standard squeeze bottles on prep and service lines — the most common size
2 3/4″ (70mm)
Live now- Fits bottles
- 2.76-3.35 in / 70-85 mm
- Best for
- Larger sauces, dressings, and bulk-prep bottles
3 3/8″ (85mm)
Live now- Fits bottles
- 3.35-3.94 in / 85-100 mm
- Best for
- Large containers, cleaning products, and bar bottles
If you haven't got a ruler
Wrap it, mark it, divide
A ruler laid across a curved bottle reads short. Wrapping is more accurate anyway, and a strip of ticket roll is always within reach.
- 01
Wrap a strip of paper around the widest part of the bottle body.
- 02
Mark where it overlaps itself, then lay the strip flat and measure to the mark.
- 03
Divide by 3.14. That's your diameter — put it in the box above.
One thing that catches people out
Don't work back from the bottle's volume. Two 32-ounce bottles from different suppliers can measure differently across, and a 16-ounce bottle can measure the same as a 32-ounce one. The diameter is the only number that decides the fit.
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