1 3/4″ (45mm)
Coming soon- 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 diameter at the widest point of the bottle body — not the neck, not the cap — and read the size off the scale.
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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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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)
Coming soon- 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.
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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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