Thirteen under fifteen milliliters
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The small end of this shelf is thin but it exists
Thirteen containers hold less than 15 mL, 24 hold less than 30 and 62 hold less than 60. The whole shelf runs 5 to 500 mL.
Which is the band the smallest leaf in this group occupies
A stitch marker is a ring of a few millimeters and a working set is a few dozen. Fifteen milliliters is already generous for that.
And at this size the closure matters more than the container
A light ring will sit on the thread of an open jar and ride out on the lid. A continuous thread closure that is actually turned down is the whole of the requirement.
The shared shelf has 179 plain continuous thread lids of 288
So the closure that suits this job is the most common one on the shelf, which is a comfortable position to be in and worth saying because it is not always the case.
Above sixty milliliters the shelf gets much deeper
191 of the 253 containers are at 60 mL or above, and the median across the shelf is 177. So the shelf is built for a quantity larger than a set of markers.
Dimensions are the other half of the small end and they are recorded
Heights run 0.5 to 6.745 inches and diameters 0.617 to 4.625. Fourteen rows record no height and 31 record no diameter, so a dimensional filter will silently drop them.
Which is a different kind of gap from the weight column
An unrecorded height is an absence. A recorded weight in an unstated unit is a presence that misleads. The first narrows a search and the second corrupts one.
Every dimension here is an outside measurement
So a 2.5 inch height is not 2.5 inches of usable depth, and a 4.625 inch diameter is not a 4.625 inch opening. The neck finish is the field that describes the opening.
And nothing on this shelf is sealed against anything
These are dry storage containers for small parts. No page here claims a moisture barrier, an oxygen barrier or any storage life for a fiber, a metal or anything else.