glass gumball machine
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Listings indicate maximum gumball diameters typically range from about 0.62 inches up to roughly 0.7 inches; some products specify 0.62" as the maximum while others list 0.7". Check the specific product listing to confirm the exact compatible size for the model you’re considering.
Most use an adjustable mechanical dispenser operated by a twist/turn lever. Many are coin-operated (accepting pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters), and some offer a free‑spin option to dispense without a coin.
Many models are coin-operated and accept pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters. Several listings also mention a free‑spin feature that lets you dispense candy without inserting coins.
Common finishes include bright, vintage-style colors such as red, pink (including transparent pink), and blue, often paired with metal or cast‑metal components.
Most combine a glass globe with metal components (cast metal or aluminum alloy) for the base and lid; some models also include plastic parts.
Capacity varies by model. Examples from listings include 5 ounces, 32 ounces, and 80 ounces, and some descriptions list capacity in pounds (for example 2 lbs or 5 lbs). Check the specific product listing for the exact capacity of the model you’re interested in.
Some machines include an airtight sealing gasket to reduce stickiness or mold, and many have a bottom chute or flip‑top/anti‑spill door to prevent dispensed treats from spilling onto the floor.
Tabletop machines are often around 11 inches tall, while full‑standing models are commonly about 37–38 inches tall.