Internal Engine Coating For Pistons and Bearings

Lubritic Internal Coating: Ruk engine internal coatings are used extensively for high horsepower applications and in new engine builds. The most important purpose of this coating is to create a surface that is protected against galling and other damage associated with metal to metal contact points. Taking away these contact points by coating one surface or both reduces damaging friction and heat which cost you horse power in an engine. This coating is designed to remove that friction and heat, increase component life for all contact surfaces, and increase power or movement on whatever it is applied to. 

 

Ruk Coatings in Utah coats pistons and engine bearings on top fuel dragsters in this coating to reduce friction and wear in a high horsepower atmosphere.  The coating itself becomes part on the component that is coated.  There is also no need to change tolerances with this coating because of how thin it is.  This internal coating is a must have for any engine builder.  If you are a drag racer and the motor is torn apart every time it goes down the track this coating is a must have.  If you are the shop that restores cars, rebuilds engines, or builds performance engines this coating is ideal.  This coating is great for piston skirts, bearings, springs, valve stems, engine chambers, etc.

Thermal Barrier Internal Coating: Ruk thermal barrier coating is also used in high horsepower applications and new engine builds. Ruk coats the tops of its pistons in a thermal barrier coating to complete the overall piston protection in the motor.  It is highly recommended that you do the tops of the pistons in a thermal barrier if you are getting the skirts done.  The Thermal barrier on the top of the piston protects the piston from the environment that it is in…  An explosive environment!  The coating protects the piston itself from hot spots, and protects the rings from seeing a high amount of heat which reduces radial tension loss.  Another plus is the coating increases flame propagation on pistons.

Valves are another popular component to coat in a thermal barrier.  We coat the faces of the valves to protect them from heat in the combustion chamber.  The coating also helps to push the heat out with the exhaust which allows for less heat soak of the valves and attached components.  We also offer coating the seated area of the exhaust valves.  If we coat this area you will need to re-seat the valve.  Another component we coat in a motor with a thermal barrier is the heads themselves.  We can coat the combustion chamber as well as the exhaust ports to help protect the components from heat and to reduce heat soak of components in the motor.  Piston tops, valves, combustion chambers, and exhaust ports complete the thermal barrier package in any motor that needs to reduce heat and increase power.

Ruk Internal Coatings Quick Facts:

Thermal Barrier coating good up to 1700°F - Perfect for any new engine build - Used extensively by drag racers - Great for motorcycle and snowmobiles - Perfect for turbo and supercharged engines - High functionality and performance for high heat and high wear applications - Thermal barrier coating protects against thermal fatigue - Lubritic coating protects against damaging wear and prevents wear and tear on components - Increases component life several times over - Increases performance - Mostly used by racers, engine builders, drag racers - No maintenance - Durable finish that lasts - Can be applied to new and most used components

Recommended Applications:

LUBRITIC:
Piston Skirts
Cylinder walls
Bearings
Camshafts and Crankshafts
Valve Stems
Springs

THERMAL BARRIER:
Piston Tops
Valves
Combustion Chambers
Exhaust ports