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This shelf offers seventeen distinct capacities And printing it in full shows something a range would hide The conversions are readable straight off the list Which is the finding the cutting and abrasive property measured in full And it has the same consequence for a search The two remaining irregular values are not whole ounces The band is closed at 30 milliliters, which matters for one leaf And it is closed at 354.9 at the top The physical dimensions are recorded for most of the shelf Which makes this the tightest shelf in the library on every axis at once References

30 to 354.9 milliliters. Seventeen values for a hundred and seven containers.

This shelf offers seventeen distinct capacities

30, 50, 55, 59.1, 75, 88.7, 100, 118.3, 125, 150, 177.4, 200, 236.6, 248.4, 250, 266.2 and 354.9 milliliters. Which is a short enough list to print in full.

And printing it in full shows something a range would hide

Eight of the seventeen are round numbers and nine are not. The round ones were specified in milliliters and the others are fluid ounces converted.

The conversions are readable straight off the list

59.1 is two fluid ounces. 88.7 is three. 118.3 is four. 177.4 is six. 236.6 is eight. 266.2 is nine. 354.9 is twelve. So seven of the nine irregular values are whole ounces.

Which is the finding the cutting and abrasive property measured in full

On that shelf 215 of 238 containers were specified in fluid ounces with the milliliter figure stored beside them as arithmetic. This list is the same fact at a size small enough to see at a glance.

And it has the same consequence for a search

A buyer asking this shelf for 250 milliliters finds one value. A buyer asking for anything between 225 and 275 finds three, and the one with the most rows behind it is eight fluid ounces.

The two remaining irregular values are not whole ounces

248.4 is 8.4 fluid ounces and 266.2 is nine. So one value on this shelf was specified as a fraction of an ounce, which is the kind of row that exists because a particular mold does.

The band is closed at 30 milliliters, which matters for one leaf

A sample set wants smaller. The shared shelf this one is drawn from goes down to 5 milliliters and 22 of those rows were excluded, so the small end is a routing decision rather than an absence.

And it is closed at 354.9 at the top

Thirty five rows above 355 milliliters were excluded, including everything the base shelf has at a pint and above. For a favor that is a sensible ceiling and it is still a ceiling.

The physical dimensions are recorded for most of the shelf

Heights run 1.27 to 5.33 inches with a median of 2.27, recorded for 96 of 107. Diameters run 1.25 to 3.70 with a median of 2.39, recorded for 91. Both are outside measurements.

Which makes this the tightest shelf in the library on every axis at once

Two materials, two categories, seventeen capacities, eight colors, and a capacity band closed at both ends. A hundred and seven rows that agree with each other, selected from 251 that do not.

References

The Davis Pack Supply catalog, measured 19 October 2026. The base shelf runs 5 to 500 mL across 29 distinct capacity values. This shelf runs 30 to 354.882 mL across seventeen: 30, 50, 55, 59.1, 75, 88.7, 100, 118.3, 125, 150, 177.4, 200, 236.6, 248.4, 250, 266.2 and 354.9 mL. Twenty two of the excluded rows sit below 30 mL and 35 above 355. The median is 118.3 mL. Heights run 1.27 to 5.33 inches with a median of 2.27, recorded for 96 of 107; diameters 1.25 to 3.70 inches with a median of 2.39, recorded for 91. These are outside dimensions.

The Davis Pack Supply catalog, measured 19 October 2026. The 107 containers on this shelf record two materials, 83 PET and 24 glass. The 246 closures record nine: 190 polypropylene, 37 metal, 6 urea, 4 PET, 3 plastic and metal, 2 plastic, 2 HDPE, 1 phenolic and 1 metal and polypropylene. Closure families run to nine, led by 169 continuous thread polypropylene lids, 39 metal or aluminum CT caps, 22 PP dome lids and 8 sealing discs. The ratio of closures to containers is 2.30 to one. Eight container colors appear, led by 47 clear, 21 amber, 10 blue, 9 white and 8 black. Ten container families, led by PET Single Wall Jar at 76 and glass straight sided jar at 14. Case packs run 12 to 6,370 with a median of 330, and prices 30 to 705 cents with a median of 86. Availability, a snapshot and not a promise: 69 of 107 marked available and 38 not.

Written from 16 CFR part 323 and from the catalog as it stood on 19 October 2026. Part 323 is the Made in USA Labeling Rule and it governs an unqualified claim of United States origin; it imposes no labeling requirement on anybody who makes no such claim, and it does not reach any container on this shelf. The catalog records no country of origin for any product, so nothing here states the origin of anything or whether any product may be labeled Made in the USA. Nothing here is advice about origin claims or advertising. This shelf is a subset of the store-small-dry shelf and the sewing notions property enumerates that shelf in full.