Professional-Grade Reusable Cloning Collars for Cleaner, More Reliable Propagation The EZ-CLONE Infinity Collar is a premium reusable cloning collar designed for serious growers, research labs, and propagation professionals who need a clean, durable, and highly reusable solution. Made from FDA-compliant food-grade silicone, these collars are built to withstand repeated sterilization while maintaining their shape and performance cycle after cycle. Custom-designed for EZ-CLONE Aeroponic Cloning Systems, Infinity Collars make it easy to insert and remove cuttings without damaging delicate stems or disturbing developing roots. Why Growers Choose EZ-CLONE Infinity Collars: Includes 16 reusable cloning collars per pack Made from FDA food-grade silicone Designed specifically for EZ-CLONE Aeroponic Cloning Systems Will not absorb water or harbor bacteria like foam collars Makes inserting and removing cuttings easy without disturbing roots Built for repeated use in professional propagation environments Built for Maximum Reusability: Exceptional sterilization resistance for long-term use Can be washed, machine-washed, boiled, microwaved, bleached, pressure cooked, or oven sterilized Maintains integrity through repeated cleaning cycles Ideal for growers seeking a more sustainable cloning solution Clean, Durable, and Sustainable: Non-absorbent material helps reduce contamination concerns Earth-conscious reusable alternative to disposable collars Trusted by agricultural and university research labs Made for EZ-CLONE Systems: Precision fit for EZ-CLONE machines Supports healthy propagation with less handling stress Helps keep your cloning setup efficient and organized Made in California: Designed and manufactured in California Built to meet the needs of both hobby growers and commercial facilities Built for Growers:Whether you're replacing worn collars or upgrading to a longer-lasting propagation solution, EZ-CLONE Infinity Collars deliver the durability, cleanliness, and ease of use growers need for consistent cloning success.
