Aluminum Lids for Jars

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If you're packaging in glass, our aluminum lids for jars give you a closure that looks as good as it seals. Each lid ships with a built-in PE liner, so you get a tight, secure seal without buying liners separately. They work with our clear , amber , and frosted glass jars , and we stock seven sizes—from 0.5 oz up to 8 oz—in black, silver, and white finishes. Whether you're filling one case or fifty, the lids ship in bulk and match your jar order without a special order form. Cosmetics & Skincare Packaging A brushed silver or matte black lid does a lot of the branding work on its own. Balm makers and skincare brands use these aluminum lids for jars to finish cream jars, lip balm tins, and sample sizes without the plastic look some customers associate with drugstore packaging. The PE liner keeps oils and butters from reacting with the metal, so your formula stays stable from the warehouse to the customer's bathroom shelf. Food & Craft Packaging Honey, spice blends, candles, and small-batch sauces all move well in glass jars finished with a metal lid, and aluminum is one of the lighter, more corrosion-resistant options in that category. If you're comparing metal lids for glass jars for a food product, ask us about liner compatibility first—PE liners suit dry goods, cosmetics, and room-temperature fills, but they're not built for hot-fill canning the way a plastisol-lined lid is. We're happy to help you figure out which liner fits your process before you order a full case. Why Choose an Aluminum Lid Aluminum doesn't rust, and it's noticeably lighter than tinplate or steel lids of the same size—worth knowing if you're shipping a lot of cases and watching freight costs. It also takes a clean matte or gloss finish well, which is why so many private label brands pick it over plain plastic caps. And unlike some metal finishes, aluminum resists the dents and scratches that show up fast in transit. Who This Is For Food and beverage brands packaging dry goods, spices, o