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*RA-TECH 7075-T6 Forged Receiver
*RA-TECH including Steel Receiver Pins
*RA-TECH AR / M4 GBB BUFFER TUBE SPACER
*RA-TECH 6061-T6 Aluminum extrusion receiver extension / buffer tube
*RA-TECH Steel Buttstock Fixing Ring
*RA-TECH Steel Eceiver End Plate

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説明

Differences Between Cerakote and Traditional Paint

Composition
- Traditional paint: Primarily composed of resin and solvents, making it more brittle and less wear-resistant.
- Cerakote: Contains ceramic particles, providing superior hardness and durability.
Coating Thickness
- Cerakote coatings are approximately 0.001 inches (25 microns) thick, ensuring minimal impact on part tolerances, unlike powder coatings, which are generally thicker.
Durability
- Scratch & Wear Resistance: Cerakote is at least 10 times more durable than regular paint.
- Corrosion Resistance: Outperforms stainless steel in salt spray tests, making it ideal for humid or coastal environments.
- High-Temperature Resistance: Some Cerakote coatings can withstand temperatures up to 980°C (1800°F), making them suitable for firearm barrels, exhaust systems, and other heat-exposed components.

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Differences Between Cerakote and Traditional Paint

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