Superb Canning Lids, Regular Mouth, Bulk

Canning, invented in 1809, is a modern marvel that we often take for granted. It seals in all the nutrients a food at peak ripeness has to offer. It can extend the shelf life of perishable foods for 1 to 5 years.

Superb Bulk Regular Mouth Canning Lids provide an abundance of inventory for home canners and businesses alike. Keeping ample stores on hand allows you to make batches as your produce ripens, ensuring that every bit of your produce is preserved at its peak.

Each lid has a steel core with five layers of corrosion protection, establishing a strong barrier that can handle the high-heat, high-moisture environment of boiling water bath or pressure canning. The high-grade sealing compound delivers consistent performance and is designed to produce that clear popping sound when the seal is secure. The audible confirmation that your jar is safe for storage provides peace of mind.  

The consistent performance and reliable seal are fully up to the challenge of high-volume processing – ideal for commercial production, small businesses, farm stands, and serious homesteaders.

Why you’ll love them:

• 100% made in the USA
  
• Suitable for Commercial Production or Home Use
  

About Superb:

Since the 1700s, members of the Miller family have had deep roots in workmanship as farmers, blacksmiths, and clockmakers. The modern-day Millers, Dan and John, created the Superb family of companies back in 1986 in a two-car garage in Ohio Amish Country with a vision to make a difference in manufacturing. They have grown to become a well-known manufacturer of precision custom metal parts for companies all around the world. More recently, their superior canning lids were born out of necessity when the 2021 supply chain disruptions threatened their local Amish populations’ ability to preserve their harvest. The Miller boys jumped into action to help their neighbors who were unable to get the canning lids, which they heavily relied on to feed their families. Putting their engineering caps on, Dan and John designed a lid with a more reliable seal, better quality assurance, and improved corrosion resistance. Today, the Millers continue to manufacture canning lids and are now focused on bringing these high-integrity lids to home gardeners, home cooks, and homesteaders across the nation.