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1.5 inches.
In countries outside of the US, 45s often have a smaller album-sized holes (e.g. Australia and New Zealand), or otherwise a pseudo-spider is "built-in" to the record, which can be punched out.
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What was that plastic insert called for record albums?
If you are talking about 45 rpm records, 'singles', the plastic insert was called an adapter, or a spindle adapter. They allowed you to play 45's without the awkward 45 spindle you would otherwise have to insert.
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What is the thing called you put in the middle of a 45 record?
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When was the 45 rpm record invented?
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