Pallet 392 units - Gallon jar 3895 ml TO110

01 · THE JAR

Almost four litres and a neck a hand fits through

Clear, thick glass, 159 mm across and 254 high, 1.4 kg empty: at 1.4 kg per litre it holds 5.45 kg of honey to the brim and about 5.3 with its headspace, so full it is over six and a half kilos. The 110 mm neck is what makes this size useful: it fills at full flow without a funnel and empties with a ladle or spatula when the honey sets. It serves just as well for olives, pickles and fruit in syrup from the workshop.

02 · THE NECK

TO110, a lid it shares with no one

The 110 mm Twist-Off neck is the only one in the range with that size: its lids come separately and no other jar’s fit. In the house, gold or black, in a pack of 9 (3170, 3171) to try and in a case of 270 (3230, 3231) for the pallet, a case and a half. It is the same lid as the 1,966 ml Half Gallon (2436, pallet 3311).

03 · THE PALLET

392 jars, 549 kg and truck access

392 jars come palletised and shrink-wrapped, about 549 kg with pallet and cardboard, to bottle in the order of 2,000 kg of honey in under four hundred pieces, far fewer than the equivalent in kilo jars. It is the unit of the producer selling in bulk to workshops and shops or moving the crop without drums. It ships by pallet carrier, with truck access and a covered spot to unload; each full jar weighs over six kilos, so think of the space before the volume. To try, the pack of 5 (2434); in the family, the Half Gallon (3311) and the TO77 Quarter Gallon (3309).

04 · BEFORE YOU BUY

The pallet of jars is supplied without lids; the TO110 lids (3170, 3171, 3230, 3231) come separately.