Bottles with a diameter of 33 mm, suitable for jars and bottles with a screw diameter of 33 mm. These threads are common in half jars and small bottles used for making juices, jams, preserves, liqueurs, or honey.

The 33 mm lids are made of galvanized steel and internally coated with food-grade silicone. This ensures that the contents of the bottle or jar do not react with the metal and that the lid will not oxidize.

The 33 mm lids have 3 clips and fit onto jars with a twist-type thread. These are reliable closures that allow for the safe sterilization and pasteurization of preserves. They offer a good fit between the lid and the jar, ensuring successful canning of fruits, vegetables, or alcoholic products.

• Conical click-type lid for better pasteurization and other food preservation methods.
• Conical lid for tight sealing and protection against atmosphere, dryness, humidity, and contamination.

The 33 mm lids are available in five colors: gold, red, black, green, and white. They are also offered in four package sizes: 10, 50, 100, and 200 pieces, allowing for selection according to your needs.

The 33 mm lids are suitable for pasteurizing various preserves such as juices, jams, syrups, compotes, sauces, liqueurs, and honey. These lids fit all small jars and bottles with a screw diameter of 3.3 cm and 3 clips.

A conical click lid is an excellent aid during pasteurization and preparation. When the metal lid is conical, it means the jar or bottle has been properly preserved. If the click lid does not become conical automatically, it should be pressed after the contents have cooled. If it does not return to its position, the products should be pasteurized again or the glass or lid replaced. A conical click indicates a broken seal or an open bottle.

Our lids for jars and bottles come in four package sizes and five colors. You can choose the exact color variant that complements the organization of your kitchen or storage. Monochromatic lids can also be a simple and effective way to label preserves. Remember not to use abrasive sponges when washing and disinfecting, as they can damage the silicone coating.