Pressure canner / cooker size chart

Since the year 1930, All American Pressure Canners Have offered the best and safest method for home canning. The U.S.D.A. recommends that pressure canning is the only safe way to can meat, fish, poultry, and all common vegetables. Units are available with the capacity needed for preparing large quantities of food and pressure cooking inexpensive meat cuts to juicy tenderness in a short time.

Only All American Pressure Canners / Cookers feature an exclusive, precision machined "Metal-to-Metal" sealing system. Positive action clamping locks align the cover to the base forming a steam tight seal. Because no gasket is involved, the cover is always easily opened and closed.

Model Number

Liquid Capacity (quarts)

Pint jar Capacity

Quart jar Capacity

Overall Height (inches)

Inside Diameter (inches)

Shipping weight

910

10.5

7

4

11.75

10.25

13

915

15.5

10

7

12.25

12.25

20

921

21.5

19

7

15 3/8

12.5

22

925

25

19

7

16 3/4

12 1/4

23

930

30

19

14

19

12 1/4

28

941

41.5

32

19

19

15 1/4

39

1915X

9.5

Not specified

Not specified

12 1/4

12 5/8

20

1925X

17.6

Not specified

Not specified

16 3/4

12 5/8

24

1941X

27.9

Not specified

Not specified

19

15 1\4

41

25X

120 volt

25

Not specified

Not specified

16 3/4

12 5/5

30

50X

120 volt

25

Not specified

Not specified

16 3/4

12 5/5

34

75X

120 volt

41.5

Not specified

Not specified

19

15 1/4

51

 
 

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