Rumor has it that diamond-like carbon (DLC) was first formed when the U.S. military performed vacuum testing and hydrocarbon oil leaked into the chamber, where it ionized and deposited itself over various parts. The coating formed was a slick, graphite, hard diamond with serious potential.
When we first got wind of that potential in the 1990s, we were building our own coating machines — we still do, and we wondered: What would happen if we applied Hard Carbon to a wrist pin in a high-performance engine?
You can probably figure out the answer to that…
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