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Regular Mouth Canning Jar Lids — 4 Pack of 12 (48 Total), Fits Ball, Kerr & All Standard Brands
Regular Mouth Canning Jar Lids — 4 Pack of 12 (48 Total), Fits Ball, Kerr & All Standard Brands
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Whether you need just a few lids to finish a batch or want to stock up for the whole season, these Regular Mouth Canning Jar Lids have you covered. This value bundle includes 4 packs of 12 lids (48 total) — two-piece metal lids that provide the airtight, self-sealing closure you need for safe water bath and pressure canning. Designed to fit all standard regular mouth mason jars from Ball, Kerr, and other leading brands. Single-use for heat processing — because when it comes to home food preservation, a proper seal is everything.
Highlights
- 4 packs × 12 lids = 48 regular mouth canning lids total
- Fits all standard regular mouth Mason jars — Ball, Kerr & more
- Airtight, self-sealing two-piece metal lid design
- Suitable for water bath & pressure canning
- Single-use lids for heat processing — rings are reusable
- Audible “pop” confirms a proper seal after processing
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between the 4-pack and 12-pack?
Both contain the same high-quality regular mouth canning lids — the 4-pack is great for small batches or topping off your supply, while the 12-pack is ideal for a full canning session.
Are these compatible with Ball and Kerr regular mouth jars?
Yes — these lids are designed to fit all standard regular mouth mason jars, including Ball, Kerr, and most other major brands.
Can these be reused for canning?
No — these are single-use metal canning lids. Once heat processed, the sealing compound is used up. You can reuse the rings, but always use a fresh lid for each new canning batch to ensure a safe seal.
Do these work for both water bath and pressure canning?
Yes — these standard two-piece metal lids are suitable for both water bath canning and pressure canning applications.
How do I know if the jar has sealed properly?
After processing and cooling, press the center of the lid. If it doesn't flex up and down, the jar is sealed. You'll also hear a distinctive “pop” as jars seal while cooling.
