Yes, in many cases. One thing to bear in mind is that the inside dimensions of our 1 litre square jars are 80x80 mm, and the paddles on some jar testers have 3" (76 mm) wide paddles. Therefore, with these testers there will be only 2 mm clearance between the ends of these paddles and the jar walls, so careful centering is necessary. You may prefer to use 2 litre jars with this type of equipment.

In more than three decades of jar testing, we have never come across a situation where there was any benefit to the 2 litre sample size. The smaller, lighter 1 litre jars and samples are much easier to handle and work with. The lower sample volume is a real advantage for off-site jar testing work, and even for on-site work if it is necessary to collect and carry samples from various locations outside the lab.

Square jars were considered a design improvement because a homemaker could stack more jars together in less space thus allowing a family to put up more food in their small cellars or cupboards. Square Jars were made for the Smalley Fruit Jar Co. Boston, Mass in the late 1890s. Other square jars date from the 20s, 30s and later. The value of square shaped jars tends to be higher than round as it seems that fewer square jars were made.

No. We have deliberately avoided this, for several reasons. Jar testers are basically simple, user-friendly things and we believe they should be kept that way. In all our years of jar testing, at hundreds of different sites, we have never come across a single person who likes or uses the programmable features found on some jar testers.

All of the major fruit jar research books out there are out of print. There has been some discussion about reprinting Dick Roller's "Standard Fruit Jar Reference." There is also the two part Creswick book entitled "The Fruit Jar Works" and two classic books from the 1970s namely "Bottle Makers and Their Marks" by Julian Harrison Toulouse, 1971 and "A Collector's Manual, Fruit Jars" by Julian Harrison Toulouse, 1969.

With 1 aerosol you can colour a dash, or a door panel or 1 bucket seat. With 1 litre you can do an average car interior. If you are changing from a dark to a very light colour you will need a little more.

Regular glass jars break easily at freezer temperatures. If using glass jars, choose wide-mouth dual purpose jars made for freezing and canning; these jars have been tempered to withstand extremes in temperatures. If standard canning jars (those with narrow mouths) are used, leave extra headspace in liquid packs (3/4-inch for pints; 11/2-inches for quarts) to allow for expansion of food during freezing and completely thaw food before removing it.

No. We can supply systems configured for either 115 or 230 volts, but the desired voltage must be specified at the time of ordering.

The core 1.1.4 release download available from the Apache site doesn't include -sources jarfiles (useful in IDEs to view source code). The sources jars are available from the maven2 repository directories, however:

That is very difficult to answer without seeing you. This is because the amount of grafts required will ultimately be dependant upon the texture and quality of your hair (i.e. darker, coarser hair may require less grafts to cover the same area as compared to lighter colored, fine hair). It will also be dependent upon your density goals.

That is very difficult to answer without seeing you. This is because the number of required will ultimately be dependant upon the texture and quality of your hair, i.e. darker, coarser hair may require fewer to cover the same area as compared to lighter colored, fine hair. It will also be dependent upon your degree of baldness and your density goals.

kW is more or less equal to 10-20 m² depending on the insulation of the house. It is recommendable to choose a smaller stove as the combustion will get cleaner if you fire hard in a small stove instead of slumber use in a large stove.

Although most often associated with drunk driving, PBT's are actually in widespread daily use in many other applications. Lifeloc Technologies supplies devices for many different uses, such as employment testing, transportation workers, police use, prisons, rehabilitation programs, corrections departments, probations, parole, court systems, schools, juvenile offender programs, international traffic enforcement, and personal/family use.

Such jar files should be located under the modules directory. However, if a ClassDefNotFoundException is still thrown, adding the jar to the lib directory usually solves the problems. Whereever you put the jar files, be sure they are added to the classpath D2K is using.

Home Strip gives up to 3 times more coverage than traditional solvent-based strippers. However, the coverage will depend upon the type of coating and thickness. On average the coverage is 3-5 square meters per litre.

If you click on it, it will bring up a box that will let you add a contact without having to leave the "Create Reminder" page.

There are some products that have been tested and listed with UL and CSA. Please contact Tech Support for more information

Jars do not need to be sterilized before canning if they will be filled with food and processed in a boiling water bath canner for 10 minutes or more or if they will be processed in a pressure canner. Jars that will be processed in a boiling water bath canner for less than 10 minutes, once filled, need to be sterilized first by boiling them in hot water for 10 minutes before they're filled.

Breakage can occur for several reasons: 1. Using commercial food jars rather than jars manufactured for home canning, 2. Using jars that have hairline cracks, 3. Putting jars directly on bottom of canner instead of on a rack, 4. Putting hot food in cold jars, or 5. Putting jars of raw or unheated food directly into boiling water in the canner, rather than into hot water (sudden change in temperature-too wide a margin between temperature of filled jars and water in canner before processing).