FARROW FLOW® Insert
If you know anything about me, you know I’m very honest. I watched the blast pattern and efficiency change dramatically after this was installed at the header on the compressor. I was left so baffled as to how, I had to contact Nigel himself to ask why. This also opened my mind to how this could help in other high pressure applications. It’s definitely an intriguing system and absolutely made a believer out of me.”
– Jeremi R. Day Sr, PCS
AMPP Senior Certified Coating Inspector
FARROW FLOW® Wet or Dry blasting.
The patented Farrow Flow® insert is designed to improve your existing dry blast system. When inserted into the airline, the air is directed in a helical pattern creating a vortex which picks up the media creating an optimal mix at the end of the nozzle giving you a 25% or more wider spread. This means less time, lower pressure, lower media, and fuel consumption, and easier on your operator!
Length
2.563”
65.10mm
Width
2.437”
61.89MM
Thread
1.25” NPT Male
Thread
1.25” NPT Female
Thread
Physical Data
INTERIOR INSERT:
(ABS) acrylonitrile
butadiene styrene
EXTERNAL SLEEVE:
(PVC)polyvinyl
chloride
US Patent
63/085329
1.25” NPT Female
Thread
In minutes, you can convert your existing blast pot and achieve the following:
Farrow Flow Inserts are Available Across North America, South America and Europe
Why Use Our Inserts?
- 25% Faster
- 25% Less Media
- Converts Any Dry, Wet or Dry Ice Blast Pot
- Easy installation
- Patented Pending Worldwide
- Eco-Friendly
- Lower Pressures = Lower Emissions
About Us
In October 2021, Farrow Holdings Inc. launched a second company brand Farrow Flow, Inc. with a new patented insert that improves the performance of directional airflow in a conduit. This exciting invention improves the performance of all types of blasting by at least twenty-five percent.
In 1998, founder and inventor Nigel Farrow began looking for new ways to improve the speed and performance of an early generation slurry blast machine by adding heat to the process. The first patent
named,“The Method for Removal of Surface Coatings” was granted and the first Farrow System was manufactured and in production. Farrow System is known as the industry standard on which all current day wet abrasive blast machines are built. During years of research and observation in the field, Farrow noticed the skilled blasting operators consistently moving the nozzle in a circular motion while blasting to get the best profile on the substrate.
Farrow Flow are now available in North and South America and Europe
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FARROW FLOW®️technology previously only available on Farrow System slurry machines are now available
"STEP BACK-AND STILL COVER MORE"
With Farrow Flow, your blast pattern changes — so should your distance.
When you install a Farrow Flow insert in your airline, you’re not just changing airflow — you’re changing performance.
The insert’s vortex design widens the blast pattern and increases surface velocity, even at lower PSI.
That means you can stand farther back and still achieve the same cut, coverage, or cleaning power.
✅ Wider spread
✅ Lower pressure
✅ Faster coverage
✅ Less operator fatigue
Tip: Start by increasing your standoff distance slightly, then dial in the sweet spot for your surface and media type.
Once you feel the difference, you’ll never go back.
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“Less noise. Less pressure. Less fatigue.”
Blasting doesn’t have to beat you up.
The Farrow Flow Insert transforms the air stream into a smooth, controlled vortex — delivering full cleaning power at lower PSI.
That means your system runs quieter, your compressor works easier, and your operators stay fresher, longer.
✅ Lower working pressure
✅ Reduced noise and vibration
✅ Less operator strain and fatigue
✅ Consistent performance all day
Farrow Flow: More velocity. Less pressure. Better working conditions.
#FarrowFlow #AbrasiveBlasting #OperatorSafety #Ergonomics #VortexAir #SurfacePrep #IndustrialInnovation #EnergyEfficiency #Sandblasting #vaporblasting
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⏬Turn down the pressure, not your results.
"When a real sandblaster tells you they can run at lower pressure and still get a cleaner finish — you should listen.”
In this video, you’ll hear firsthand how the Farrow Flow® Insert has transformed blasting performance Ingham's Powder Coating in Denver, PA.
By creating a vortex inside the air stream, it maintains velocity even when you drop your PSI — meaning:
✅ Faster cleaning
✅ Less media used
✅ Reduced compressor strain
✅ Smoother, more even finish
It’s not hype — it’s physics.
Farrow Flow lets you blast smarter, not harder.
#FarrowFlow #SurfacePrep #AbrasiveBlasting #VortexAir #EfficiencyInMotion #EnergySavings #FarrowTechnologies #BlastingInnovation
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👉 Lowering your spray pressure by even 10 PSI can dramatically reduce VOC emissions — if your system maintains efficient atomization.
That’s where Farrow Flow comes in.
By creating vortex air, Farrow Flow increases transfer efficiency and lets you spray smoother, wider, and cleaner — all at lower pressure.
💨 Less overspray
💧 Less waste
🌿 Less VOCs
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#FarrowFlow #HVLP #VOCReduction #CleanAirCoating #TransferEfficiency #IndustrialCoatings #PowderCoating #HVLPspray #FarrowFlowInsert #VortexAir
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⏱️ Cut Time, Not Corners.
With Farrow Flow installed in your HVLP spray gun, every pass covers more surface area — more evenly — the first time.
⚡ Finish jobs faster
🎯 Reduce overspray
💰 Use less paint
✅ Fewer touch-ups
Farrow Flow isn’t just an upgrade — it’s a shortcut to better results.
➡️ One pass. Full coverage. More time back in your day.
Link in Bio for more info.
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#FarrowFlow #HVLPpainting #TimeIsMoney #SpraySmart #IndustrialPainting #CoatingEfficiency #TransferEfficiency #WiderCoverage #SprayGunUpgrade #PainterTools #VortexAir
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