





Fresh-Port® Inner Plunger Lid for Classic Canister
Airscape® is an award-winning coffee storage canister with a patented inner lid that forces the air out with a “swoosh,” creating an “airless” instead of airtight environment. Airscape® has now revolutionized this technology with the addition of the Fresh-Port®. Fresh-Port® includes a port to introduce inert gasses like argon gas or nitrogen to create a barrier between your dry goods and oxygen. The new inner lid to upgrade your Airscape® canister also includes a degassing valve to release naturally occurring CO2. Finally, the inner lid is now clear to be able to see your coffee right inside the Airscape®.
DISCLAIMER: The Airscape®-branded inner lid is compatible only with Stainless Steel Airscape® canisters.
Upgrade your Airscape® Classic Coffee Canister inner lid today! Make sure to grab one of our Airgone® Argon Canisters good for 100-150 2-second flushes!
A quick note when using Airgone®! There is a wear-in period when using Airgone® with the patented Fresh-Port® Inner Lid. Some customers may experience slight resistance when inserting the red Airgone® straw, which is completely normal! These lids are designed with narrow valves to prevent leaks and oxygen exchange that could harm your product.
For optimal results when using Airgone®, keep the red straw detached from the Airgone® can when inserting it into the Fresh-Port® valve. Hold the red straw close to the end being inserted and apply gentle pressure until the straw can stand alone. Then, attach the Airgone® can to the opposite end and administer a 2-second flush to displace oxygen. Once worn in, customers should have no trouble using Airgone® to keep their products fresh.
If you’d like to speed up the wear-in process, take a paperclip and gently poke the blunt end through the Fresh-Port® valve. This should slightly widen the valve while maintaining the silicone seal to prevent oxygen exchange!
Works with Airscape® sizes Small and Medium.
Pairs well with

Fresh-Port® Inner Plunger Lid for Classic Canister