Recipientes de tela reutilizables de alta resistencia AC Infinity | 15 galones | Paquete de 5

Quick Spec: SKU: AC-PFP15  |  12 in. H × 20 in. Diameter  |  True Capacity: 16.32 Gal  |  500G Nonwoven Fabric  |  Steel Rings  |  BPA-Free  |  5-Pack  |  $32.99 USD

Precision Control in Any Space

Every production run that ends short of target weight carries a root cause — and more often than not, that cause is invisible until harvest. Containers that restrict drainage force roots into anaerobic zones. Rigid walls that prevent lateral air exposure allow root-tip elongation to continue unchecked until the vessel is fully colonized and gas exchange collapses. The result is a canopy that looks uniform at week three and diverges sharply by week six: uneven uptake rates, inconsistent stem diameter, and yield variance that no nutrient program or lighting adjustment can fully correct. The equipment itself is the variable, and it compounds silently across every cycle you run it.

After deployment, the production floor looks different. Containers arrive at transplant day with a known geometry — 12 inches of vertical depth, 20 inches of diameter, 16.32 gallons of true working volume — and they hold that geometry through harvest, through washing, and through the next cycle. Root tips that reach the fabric wall encounter open air and self-terminate, redirecting lateral energy into a dense, fibrous root mass that occupies the full container volume rather than spiraling along the perimeter. Drainage is passive and continuous. Container-to-container consistency becomes a controllable input rather than a source of variance. Operators who have standardized on this format report that transplant scheduling, irrigation timing, and canopy management all become more predictable because the root zone is no longer the unknown.

The mechanism behind that consistency is material specification. The AC Infinity AC-PFP15 is constructed from 500G nonwoven fabric — a weight classification that places it in the tearproof, weather-insulating tier of cultivation textiles, not the disposable-bag category. The nonwoven structure allows radial air exchange across the full sidewall surface, which is the physical prerequisite for air pruning to function at scale. Built-in steel rings serve dual purposes: they maintain the circular cross-section of the container under load, and they provide anchor points for midair hanging and twist-tie passthrough for low-stress training integration. Reinforced-stitching handles are rated for the weight demands of a fully saturated 15-gallon substrate column. The fabric is BPA-free and machine-washable, which means the container is a reusable capital asset, not a per-cycle consumable. In practical terms, the AC-PFP15 delivers 16.32 gallons of true working volume in a 12 in. × 20 in. footprint across a 5-pack configuration at $32.99 USD.

Where This Belongs (and Doesn't)

The AC-PFP15 is a passive cultivation container. It requires no electrical connection, no HVAC integration, and no control wiring. Installation consists of filling and placement only. Consult your facility's irrigation and drainage engineer for floor-load and runoff-capture requirements when deploying at scale.

How It Works

Air pruning is a passive, geometry-dependent process. When a root tip grows laterally and contacts the porous sidewall of the AC-PFP15, it is exposed to the ambient air outside the container. That air exposure desiccates the root tip, halting elongation at the wall boundary. The plant responds by generating new lateral root branches from the point of termination, progressively increasing the density of the root mass within the container volume. The result is a fibrous, high-surface-area root architecture that maximizes contact between root tissue and substrate — which directly supports nutrient and water uptake efficiency. This process is only possible when the container wall is permeable to air across its full surface area, which is the functional role of the 500G nonwoven fabric construction.

The 500G fabric weight is a structural specification, not a marketing descriptor. At 500 grams per square meter, the nonwoven textile provides sufficient tensile strength to be classified as tearproof under normal cultivation loads — including the mechanical stress of lifting a fully saturated 15-gallon substrate column by the reinforced handles. The same fabric weight provides thermal buffering against ambient temperature fluctuation, which reduces root-zone temperature variance in facilities with imperfect climate uniformity. The steel rings integrated into the container rim serve as structural stiffeners that prevent the circular cross-section from collapsing under load, and as functional hardware for hanging integration and low-stress training tie-off points. The BPA-free material designation confirms the fabric and ring assembly contain no bisphenol-A compounds that could leach into the root zone or substrate. Machine-washability means the container can be sanitized between cycles without degradation of the fabric structure, converting a per-cycle cost into a multi-cycle capital asset. In practical terms, the AC-PFP15 delivers a 16.32-gallon true working volume in a 12 in. H × 20 in. diameter footprint, constructed from 500G BPA-free nonwoven fabric with steel rings and reinforced handles, in a 5-pack configuration.

System Integration

• Irrigation Compatibility: Passive drainage through the nonwoven sidewall and base is compatible with top-feed, drip, and flood-and-drain irrigation architectures. Confirm runoff capture capacity with your facility drainage engineer before scaling deployment.
• Benching and Racking: The 20 in. diameter footprint should be verified against your benching grid spacing before ordering at volume. The steel ring maintains container geometry under load, supporting stable placement on wire-deck and slatted bench surfaces.
• Training Integration: Built-in steel rings provide anchor points for twist-tie and soft-tie low-stress training without requiring supplemental hardware. Confirm tie material compatibility with your IPM protocol.
• Sanitation Protocol: Machine-washable construction supports between-cycle sanitation. Verify wash temperature and detergent compatibility with your facility's sanitation SOP before first wash cycle.
• Container Standardization: The 5-pack format supports room-level deployment planning. For facilities standardizing container geometry across multiple rooms, order quantities should be calculated against your transplant-per-room target to maintain uniform container age and wear across the fleet.

Operator Field Notes

• True Capacity vs. Nominal: The AC-PFP15 carries a true capacity of 16.32 gallons against a nominal 15-gallon label. When calculating substrate volume per room, use 16.32 gallons per container for accurate media ordering.
• Container Geometry Under Load: The steel ring maintains the 20 in. diameter cross-section when the container is fully loaded. Do not stack filled containers — the fabric sidewall is not rated as a structural load-bearing surface under compression from above.
• Washing Protocol: Machine-washable designation applies to the fabric and stitching assembly. Remove any substrate residue before washing. Do not use bleach concentrations that exceed your fabric manufacturer's textile care guidelines — confirm with AC Infinity if in doubt.
• Handle Load Rating: Reinforced-stitching handles are designed to support the weight of a fully saturated substrate column. Lift from both handles simultaneously when moving loaded containers to distribute load evenly across the stitching.
• Training Anchor Use: The steel rings are functional hardware, not decorative. They are rated for twist-tie and soft-tie passthrough. Do not attach mechanical tensioning systems or weighted training devices directly to the rings without confirming load limits with AC Infinity.
• Cycle Tracking: Because the containers are reusable, establish a cycle-count marking system (permanent marker on the base, for example) to track container age across your fleet and retire units that show fabric thinning or handle stitching degradation.

Operator FAQ

Shipping & Logistics

• Shipping Territory: Cannafull Spectrum Solutions ships within the contiguous 48 United States only. Orders outside this territory cannot be fulfilled.
• Lead Time: Standard lead times apply. Contact Cannafull Spectrum Solutions for current availability and estimated ship dates on volume orders.
• Returns: Contact Cannafull Spectrum Solutions before initiating any return. Damaged-on-arrival claims must be reported promptly with photographic documentation. Review full terms at cannafullspec.com/pages/return-policy.
• Restocking Fee: Returns of non-defective items are subject to a restocking fee of up to 25% per our Return Policy. Review full terms at cannafullspec.com/pages/return-policy before ordering.

Questions about shipping, lead times, or volume pricing? Contact Cannafull Spectrum Solutions directly before ordering.

What's in the Box

• 5 × AC Infinity Heavy Duty Fabric Pots, 15-Gallon (AC-PFP15)
• Each pot: 12 in. H × 20 in. Diameter, 16.32-gallon true capacity
• 500G nonwoven fabric construction, BPA-free
• Built-in steel rings (per pot)
• Reinforced-stitching handles (per pot)

Note: Substrate, growing media, irrigation hardware, and training accessories are not included. Confirm pack contents against your purchase order upon receipt. If contents do not match the above, contact Cannafull Spectrum Solutions before use.

Regional Compliance & Deployment Notes

• U.S. Deployment: The AC-PFP15 is sold and shipped within the contiguous 48 United States by Cannafull Spectrum Solutions. No Canadian distribution, Health Canada compliance language, or CSA certification applies to this product listing.
• BPA-Free Compliance: The AC-PFP15 is confirmed BPA-free by manufacturer specification. Operators in jurisdictions with specific material-contact regulations for cultivation containers should verify this designation satisfies local compliance requirements with their regulatory counsel.
• Facility Licensing: Container selection and deployment are the responsibility of the licensed facility operator. Cannafull Spectrum Solutions makes no representation regarding the suitability of this product for any specific state or local cultivation license condition.
• Sanitation Standards: Machine-washability supports between-cycle sanitation, but compliance with state-mandated sanitation protocols for cultivation equipment is the operator's responsibility. Confirm that your wash and sanitation SOP satisfies applicable regulatory requirements.

Compliance requirements for cultivation containers vary by state and license type. The information above reflects product specifications as provided by AC Infinity Inc. and does not constitute legal or regulatory advice. Operators are responsible for verifying that all equipment deployed in their facility meets applicable state, county, and municipal regulations. Cannafull Spectrum Solutions ships within the contiguous United States only.