554 W. Desert Ave

Gilbert, AZ 85233

 tekman@21tek.com

480-275-4181

602-478-2716

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tekman@21tek.com

Our founder working in lab

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21TEK has merged with SURFACE SCIENCES in Phoenix, Arizona

Less Friction = More Horsepower and better Reliability

At SS, we are the most sophisticated company in this market space.  We don’t paint on coatings or cure parts in a toaster oven. Our process and materials are far more advanced than our competition, whoever that is!

What is NANOTRONITE? It is our proprietary substance using nanotechnology similar to those that came out of the Space Program.  NANOTRONITE is extremely slick and gets slicker as you apply pressure. NANOTRONITE bonds in a thin layer .5 to 1 micron by chemically interacting with the top layers of molecules of the substrate. Twice as slick as Moly.   No coating is slicker than our Nanotronite.

Rocky was employed in the exotic materials Dept. of a major steel company’s Research & Dev Lab. This Dept is the one responsible for the structural skin on the Gemni and Apollo Space Missions and the mission to the moon. He was responsible for the heat treating lab, which included: vacuum atmosphere furnaces, and sub-zero treatments, also the chemical milling and preparation lab. While at this lab, Rocky was instrumental in inventing a new metal.

He was the youngest person to work at Chrysler’s engineering lab, where he operated the wind tunnel.

He has been a sales manager where he sold high tech equipment to the military and NASA and managed up to six NASA engineers.

Rocky has an associates degree in automotive technology and formal metallurgy training.

He operated a Racing Engine Building service for ten years and built engines from Stock Elim to Round Track and even a Top Alcohol Dragster.

Our Product NanoTronite is actually a proprietary metallurgical processes, not a coating. Tronite creates a ceramic like surface on the treated part. It is hard and super-slick on the outer atomic layer (lattice structure) of the part but retains the properties of the original part beyond the top molecular layer.

The result: we create a very slick surface while retaining the base properties of the original part.