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Daitouge Wide-Mouth Glass Fermentation Jar with Carrying Handles
A large glass jar with a wide removable lid, airlock, steel carrying handles and a protective base sleeve.
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The equipment in use
How this item fits your brewing setup
The Daitouge jar is the glass option when access through a narrow carboy neck would make your process awkward. The supplier describes a 6.4-inch mouth, and the removable lid opens the top for filling and reaching the contents. That access is the practical reason to compare it with a conventional handled glass jug.
The jar is sold in the nominal five-gallon format. Photographs show clear body markings, a cylindrical airlock, stainless carrying handles, a measuring cup and a protective silicone base sleeve. These are separate features: body markings help you see the level, while the cup provides a smaller measuring container. No calibrated accuracy or guaranteed finished-batch volume is claimed.
There is no dispensing tap on the shown jar. Plan a suitable transfer method for your process rather than assuming the large lid replaces a siphon or bottle filler. Compare the tapped plastic bucket if gravity dispensing through an outlet is more important than a glass body and wide top access.
Confirm the installed footprint if the jar must fit a fixed space. The dimensional graphics and structured fields differ, and the shape labels are inconsistent. Also check cleaning instructions for the lid, seal, airlock and cup individually: a dishwasher field on the jar listing does not establish permission for every accessory or a hot-cleaning cycle for the complete assembly.
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Specifications & supplied details
- Body
- Clear glass
- Named vessel format
- Five-gallon jar
- Listed mouth opening
- 6.4 in
- Lid
- Wide, removable
- Fermentation vent
- Cylindrical airlock pictured
- Carrying hardware
- Stainless steel handles, supplier description
- Base
- Protective silicone sleeve pictured
- Measuring accessory
- Graduated measuring cup pictured
- Dispensing tap
- Not shown
Before and during use
Advice for this reference
Before you choose
Choose for wide top access when a narrow jug neck would limit additions or removal of solids.
Also check
Plan transfer equipment separately if you need controlled bottling from this jar.
Documented use & care
Check the separate instructions for glass, lid, seal, airlock and measuring cup. No dishwasher permission or heat rating is generalized from the jar field to the complete set.
Connections & scope
Fit and useful limits
- Overall 12×12×19 in fields and graphic 11.14 in width/19.29 in height are not a settled installed footprint.
- Confirm the vessel shape and the space it needs before ordering: the title says rectangular, while the structured specification says round.
- The handles do not establish a measured full-load carrying rating. No thermal-shock or pressure rating is claimed.
Questions about this product
What else should you know?
Can I bottle through a fitted tap?
No dispensing tap is shown. Plan a separate suitable transfer and filling method, or compare a vessel with a verified outlet if that is your priority.
Will the whole assembly go in the dishwasher?
The jar listing’s dishwasher field does not establish instructions for the lid, seal, airlock and cup. Check each part’s supplied cleaning directions.
Why compare this with a narrow-neck glass jug?
They provide different access. The wide opening suits processes where reaching the contents matters, while the smaller jug offers a compact format with its own stopper-and-airlock arrangement.
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