
Originally designed for use on satellites and race cars, the process starts with aircraft aluminum. Ten thousand volts of electricity hit the metal, almost like lighting strikes, causing a microscopic transformation which creates a super-strong ceramic case that is five times stronger than aerospace aluminum.
This sounds a great deal like industrial anodizing... In any case, relatively few individuals (I know I was one) don't understand exactly how extreme milspec anodizing might be. At the point when developed a couple of mil thick, that anodized shell could be as hard as carbide, which is absolutely amazing when you consider it.
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