consists of microscopical small ceramic particles (0.2 mycron),
which are taken by the engine oil to any metallic surface, which
face high attrition because of strong friction power. The ceramic
particles are dissolved in a fully synthethic engine oil, which is
mixable to any other engine oil.
By the warming up of the engine, the ceramic particles are burned
onto the metallic surfaces and form a durable protection film for
approx. 100,000 km. Thus friction and attrition are lowered
drastically and already existing scratches in the metallic surfaces
will be re-filled. By this compression and power are increased,
whereas consumptions of oil and fuel are reduced.
Ceramic is the material with the lowest friction factor and thus
may take away most of the friction power in the engine and gear box.
Less friction is less energy demand for self motion, leading to
savings in fuel consumption.
Since long time ceramic is successfully used in professional
racing sport and space travel, wherever friction and attrition have
to be at their minimum.