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The simple explanation, which follows below, is intended to provide you with a basic understanding of the Boron-CLS-Bond™ function and performance benefits. This product has been independently tested at world-renowned research and testing laboratories and is currently used by major industries and the US military for its proven and designed applications. This is truly a product that meets a real need thus creating an authentic opportunity for all.
Development and Product Description
The origin of the product goes back to 1966 when the branch of Science called Tribology was formally established. Tribologists are the scientists who study and research fluid systems to search for ways to reduce friction and the wear that friction causes. In 1995 Tribologists working at the prestigious Dept Of Energy's Argonne National Research Laboratory, managed by the University of Chicago, made a breakthrough discovery. They found a way to permanently bond the surfaces of a fluid system with a super hard (85% the hardness of a diamond) solid surface lubricant. Tribologists call it a "solid boundary lubricant" or Boron-CLS-Bond™.
Disadvantages of motor oil as a "Liquid Boundary Lubricant"
Your vehicles' engine and the motor oil circulating in it is a fluid system. The purpose of the motor oil is to reduce the friction and wear between the moving metal surfaces, which contact each other.
Because motor oil is liquid, it is not able to prevent the engine's moving metal surfaces from touching and wearing. In fact, by the time your engine's oil requires changing (every 3000 miles in most cases), the dirty oil contains more than one million (1,000,000) tiny metal wear particles measuring ten (10) microns or smaller in size. These particles are the most damaging because they are small enough to fit between the engine's moving parts and further score and gouge the precision metal surfaces. It is literally like sand blasting the inside of your engine.
New fresh new oil is somewhat able to prevent excessive wear at first, but as the oil suffers degradation and breakdown from heat, dirt and chemical contamination it allows more and more surface contact and consequently more wear in your engine. Ironically, the anti-wear additives in the oil become acidic over time and will begin to pit the metal surfaces causing further wear and damage.
Providing the greatest possible surface protection from wear and friction is the purpose and goal of Tribology. The technology development we are discussing here represents the leading edge of this science and is the most effective solution yet discovered.
Advantages of a Boron-CLS-Bond™, a "Solid Boundary Lubricant"
Now, let's compare any engine oil or liquid lubricant, including all synthetic oils, to a solid boundary lubricant. To better understand the concept of a "solid boundary lubricant", imagine freezing a permanent micro thin layer of ice on all the metal surfaces inside the engine. This is exactly what Boron-CLS-Bond™'s "solid boundary lubricant" protection is like.
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