All American 941 41 Quart Pressure Canner

Q: Is this the right size for my family?

The Model 941 is best suited for very large families, bulk food preservation, homesteaders, and serious home canners. It holds up to 32 pint jars or 19 quart jars, allowing you to preserve large quantities in fewer batches. If you want maximum capacity and efficiency, the 941 is the ultimate All American pressure canner.

Q: Will this work on my glass cooktop?

The Model 941 is not recommended for glass or ceramic cooktops due to its size and weight when fully loaded. At up to 80–90 lbs during operation, it may exceed stove weight limits and extend beyond the burner, potentially transferring heat to surrounding surfaces. For safest operation, this canner should be used on gas or electric coil stoves only.

The Largest All American Canner for High-Volume Home Canning

All American 941 41 Quart Pressure Canner

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All American 41 Quart Pressure Canner

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The All-American 941 Pressure Canner is the largest and highest-capacity pressure canner in the All American lineup, built for serious home canners and bulk food preservation. With a massive 41.5-quart capacity that holds up to 32 pint jars or 19 quart jars, the 941 is ideal for preserving large harvests, processing meat and vegetables in fewer batches, and supporting extended-season or high-volume canning projects. Precision cast from heavy-duty aluminum and featuring All American’s signature metal-to-metal sealing system, the 941 delivers consistent, reliable pressure with no gaskets to replace—ever. Whether you’re stocking a long-term pantry, feeding a large household, or preserving at scale, the 941 offers unmatched capacity, durability, and performance. The USDA recommends pressure canning as the only safe method for preserving low-acid foods such as meat, fish, poultry, and vegetables.

Premium Features
Professional Cast Aluminum Construction Extra heavy-duty for fast, even heating. Never warps or rusts.	Precision Machined Metal-to-Metal Seal No gasket needed. Forms a perfect steam-tight seal every time.
Geared Steam Gauge Accurate pressure readings for safe canning every batch.	Three-Way Pressure Regulator Weight Set to 5, 10, or 15 PSI with simple turn of the weight.
Double-Thick Edges Extra protection at wear points ensures decades of use.	Smooth Satin Finish Easy to clean and looks beautiful in your kitchen.

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What's Included:

• All American 941 Pressure Canner
• Precision-Fitted Lid
• 2 Cooking/Canning Racks
• Pressure Regulator Weight (5, 10, 15 PSI)
• Geared Steam Gauge
• Complete Instruction & Recipe Book (#74)

Stove Compatibility

Gas Stoves: Yes

Electric: Yes

Glass/Flat Top No
See Important Stove Compatibility Information Below

Complete Specifications

Model Number:

941

Liquid Capacity:

41.5 Quarts

Jar Capacity:

32 Pint Jars or 19 Quart Jars

Inside Diameter:

15 1/4 inches

Inside Height:

14 1/4 inches

Overall Height:

19 inches

Bottom Exterior Diameter:

17 3/4 inches

Bottom Thickness:

3/8 inch

Empty Weight:

41 pounds

Stove Compatibility:

Gas, Electric Only (No Glass-Top)

Manufacturing:

Made in USA (Wisconsin)

Warranty:

1 Year Limited Manufacturer

Certification:

UL Listed

Stove Compatibility

Gas and electric coil stoves work with all models.

Glass-top stoves: The 910, 915, 921, and 925 are suitable for glass-top stoves. The 930 and 941 are too heavy and too wide for glass-top stoves.

Weight: Typical flat-top stove weight limits are 50-60 pounds. The weights listed are empty. Add 20–30 lbs for water and jars in the 910–925, and 40–50 lbs in the 930 and 941.

Burner Fit: The canner diameter may extend beyond your burner and transfer heat to nearby surfaces — ensure adequate clearance from countertops.

Height clearance: If you're buying a 925, 930, or 941, measure from your burner up to your range hood or microwave before ordering — taller canners can be a tight fit.

Can I use my All American Canner on a propane stove?
What do I need to know about using my canner on a propane stove?

Frequently Asked Questions

The Model 941 is best suited for very large families, bulk food preservation, homesteaders, and serious home canners. It holds up to 32 pint jars or 19 quart jars, allowing you to preserve large quantities in fewer batches. If you want maximum capacity and efficiency, the 941 is the ultimate All American pressure canner.

The Model 941 is not recommended for glass or ceramic cooktops due to its size and weight when fully loaded. At up to 80–90 lbs during operation, it may exceed stove weight limits and extend beyond the burner, potentially transferring heat to surrounding surfaces. For safest operation, this canner should be used on gas or electric coil stoves only.

Correct! All American Canners use a precision-machined metal-to-metal seal. There are NO rubber gaskets to wear out, replace, or fail. Simply lubricate the rim as instructed, and your canner will seal perfectly for decades. Many customers use 40+ year old canners.

A pressure canner is larger and maintains precise pressure levels needed for safely preserving low-acid foods like meat and vegetables. According to the USDA, it must hold at least 4 quart jars to qualify as a safe canner. According to the USDA, a pressure canner must hold at least 4 quart jars to qualify as a safe canner. The Model 941 far exceeds this requirement, holding up to 19 quart jars per batch. You CAN cook in a canner, but you CAN'T safely can in most pressure cookers.

With proper care, your All American canner should last multiple generations. We regularly hear from customers using canners from the 1940s, 50s, and 60s that still work perfectly. The cast aluminum construction doesn't wear out, and since there's no gasket, the seal never fails. This is truly a lifetime investment.