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The system runs two components, the A side and the B side, each with different properties that affect how they heat, flow, and spray. The B side, or resin, has a thick, syrup-like consistency and requires more heat to maintain proper viscosity. The A side, Polyiso, is naturally thinner and does not need as much heat to stay within the correct temperature range.

Both materials run through heated lines to ensure they apply smoothly and mix correctly at the spray gun. In a climate like Arizona, seasonal temperature changes play a major role in how the equipment is adjusted. Hot summers may require less heat, while cooler months demand more controlled heating to keep materials spraying at the correct consistency.

Understanding temperature, viscosity, and equipment calibration is key to producing a clean, even foam application. When the E20 reactor is properly dialed in, it ensures consistent material flow, correct mixing, and reliable performance across every project, no matter the weather.