A popular coating we provide with magnetron sputtering is Molybdenum DiSulphide (MoS2). This extremely low-friction coating is grown out of the surface for maximum adhesion.

With its incredible bonding strength and extremely low friction, MoS2 can dramatically increase part life.

• Molybdenum Disulfide (MoS2) is a solid lubricant with an exceptionally low coefficient of friction (~0.01–0.03) and high operating temperature (450°C), thanks to its unique crystal structure. Its strong x-y bonds and weak z-direction bonds allow MoS2 layers to slide effortlessly, but natural MoS2 often has random orientations that hinder performance.

  
  

• Using advanced techniques, Surface Engineering Technologies LLC deposits MoS2 in a uniform orientation, creating a durable, ultra-low-friction coating.

  
  

• This innovative composite coating works in humid environments and excels in critical applications, from satellites to racing engines.

  
  

• It can also be paired with treatments like Titanium Nitride or Heavy Metal Ion Implantation for premium performance.