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Neckog Industries

Two-Part Resin Dispensing Machine

Flovv is a two-part resin dispensing machine. It meters Part A and Part B at a precise, repeatable ratio and blends them in a static mixing nozzle as it dispenses — so every shot of two-component polyurethane or resin comes out consistently mixed, with far fewer bubbles than hand stirring.

Two-Part Resin Dispensing Machine

What is two-part (A:B) dispensing?

Many resins, polyurethanes and adhesives come as two parts — Part A and Part B — that must be combined at an exact ratio and mixed thoroughly before they cure. Get the ratio or the mix wrong and the material cures sticky, soft, brittle, or full of voids. A two-part resin dispensing machine takes over the measuring and mixing: it meters both parts at a fixed ratio and blends them as it dispenses, so every shot is consistent.

How Flovv dispenses

  1. Load Part A and Part B.
  2. Set the amount and dispense — Flovv meters both parts at the fixed ratio and blends them in the static mixing nozzle.
  3. Apply the mixed material to your mold, joint, or cavity before the pot life ends.
  4. Repeat with the same consistent shot, cast after cast.

What you can dispense

  • Casting: two-part polyurethane and casting resins into molds
  • Bonding & filling: two-part adhesive and filler applications
  • Potting & encapsulation: protecting electronics and assemblies
  • Sealing: gaskets and seals from reactive two-part systems

Why accurate metering matters

  • Right ratio every time: a fixed A:B ratio prevents the off-ratio cures you get measuring by hand.
  • Homogeneous mix: the static mixing nozzle blends thoroughly, with far fewer bubbles than hand stirring.
  • Less waste and rework: fewer rejects, fewer re-pours.
  • Repeatable: the same workflow shot to shot, so new operators get consistent results.

What Flovv is not

Flovv is a low-pressure system for reactive two-part liquids. It is not a thermoplastic injection molding machine (it does not melt or inject plastic pellets), not a high-pressure industrial dispenser, and not a 3D printer.

Honest limitations

  • Viscosity: very thick systems are harder to dispense and mix cleanly at low pressure.
  • Mix ratio: extreme or unusual A:B ratios may fall outside the machine's range — check yours with us first.
  • Pot life: short-pot-life materials must be dispensed and placed quickly.
  • Fillers: abrasive or fast-settling fillers can affect metering and nozzle wear.
  • Bubble-critical parts may still need degassing or vacuum despite in-line mixing.

Consumables

Static mixing nozzles are consumables — replace one when the mix inside cures, when you switch material or color, or if it clogs. We recommend keeping spare nozzles in stock.

Ready to start? See the Flovv resin casting machine, or explore specific uses: polyurethane resin casting, low-pressure RIM casting, and foam casting. Browse compatible materials and resins.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the mix ratio fixed or adjustable?+

Flovv meters Part A and Part B at a fixed, precise ratio for consistent mixing. If your material uses an unusual or extreme A:B ratio, check with us first to confirm it's within the machine's range.

What two-part materials can it dispense?+

Two-component (A:B) reactive polyurethane and casting resins across a wide hardness range. Viscosity, pot life and fillers all matter — silicone and epoxy support is expanding, so contact us about your specific system before a production run.

Can I use it for bonding and potting, not just casting?+

Yes. Beyond casting into molds, Flovv suits two-part bonding/filling, potting and encapsulation, and sealing — anywhere a consistently metered and mixed two-part shot helps.

Is this injection molding or a high-pressure dispenser?+

No. Flovv is a low-pressure machine for reactive two-part liquids. It does not melt or inject plastic pellets like thermoplastic injection molding, and it is not a high-pressure industrial dispenser or a 3D printer.

How often do I replace the nozzle?+

Not every cast — only when the mix inside cures, when you switch material or color, or if it clogs.