Cryogenic Processing of Engines Tools Guns Pumps etc.

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300 Below provides cryogenic processing and cryogenic tempering services for firearms, mining, tooling, military, brake rotors, motorsports, and metal objects using a liquid nitrogen LN2 based proprietary process. Based in Decatur, IL, 300 Below is the world's largest and oldest commercial cryogenics provider and has freezing parts since 1966.

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[1uzttsoarer]

wow theyre like 35 min away from my house! time to take in some 2jz parts.

[graycloud057]

cryo works. Even a forged piece can gain from this process as it draws the molecular structure of the atoms tighter making a strong piece even stronger. I believe Sako does this to every rifle barrel they produce.

[fst3v0]

lol, "leading edge of new technology" yet that computer is SOOOO 1997... and that headset?! ROFL....

[Frostman182]

If anyone is thinking of doing this to a braking system (rotors, pads, drums, shoes) Try it. My family has tried it on two cars and a friend tried it on his. The results are great! Longer life, greater braking power and less brake fade. I am also doing this to my brakes as well as clutch and flywheel.

[P0acherMan63]

nah....your mom's mouth is better

[FilmPA]

Use your hand

[jerrydoubleu]

A hardness and durability that could not be accomplished any other way. hmmmmm. And I just luuve the penguin.