NASA developed cryogenics in the 1960's to protect every vessel sent into outer space, from John Glenn's Mercury to the space shuttle.

Until a few years ago, cryogenic processing and the computer power required to maintain precise time/temperature profiles were secret, and prohibitively expensive.

Today, with the low cost of computing, the TECHNOLOGY EXCHANGE GRANT we received from NASA in 1997, and extensive testing, CRYOFORCE™ and authorized CRYOFORCE™ licensees can treat your goods for as little as $2.10 per pound!

Cryogenic processing involves using dry nitrogen gas to cool products down to below -300°F and controlling the warm-up back to room temperature. Then, some products are triple-tempered for further enhancement. The Cryoforce process is slow, as slow as a quarter degree drop per minute. It is also a long process, taking as long as 48-72 hours. This environmentally benign process literally transforms materials at the molecular level, yet is so gentle that even light bulbs can be treated.