Our proprietary cryogenic treatment process utilizes cryogenic liquids to cool the treated material to temperatures approaching Absolute Zero. At these extreme temperatures, a number of atomic changes take place. The atomic structure of the alloy is refined as dislocations (atomic wedges) within the lattice are removed. Following this refinement, the alloy exhibits improved load sharing characteristics that enhance material life. Furthermore, strain within the material is reduced and equalized to give the alloy greater thermal and dimensional stability. There is also a 100% transformation of any retained austenite to martensite.

Johnson Packings is an Authorized Licensee for Cryocon, Inc.

Cryogenically treating your golf clubs can help add distance and control to your game! Manufacturing clubs from cryogenically-treated steel allows weight to be redistributed with thinner club walls and faces, which generate superior energy transfer for greater distance. Nicklaus Golf Equipment is the first manufacturer to apply cryogenic technology to its clubs on a large scale, producing a "cryogenic supersteel" that is 25% stronger and 18% harder than 6-4 titanium and 28% stronger than alpha maraging steel.

At Johnson Packings, we can cryogenically treat your clubs to give you a similar advantage. The cryogenic freezing process is also great for other sports equipment, including baseball bats, tennis rackets and fish hooks.