Surface Transforms are a manufacturer of latest generation technology carbon-ceramic brake discs for vehicle and aircraft applications. ST is certified in TS16949 Automotive Quality Rating and AS9100C Aerospace Quality Rating.

The material of Surface Transforms is a new generation of carbon fibre reinforced ceramic (CFRC) produced by Surface Transforms’ proprietary processes. In this process, Carbon-Carbon is converted into carbon-silicon carbide ceramic (CSiC -Carbon-Silicon Carbide).

Surface Transforms is a highly innovative brake disc manufacturer based in Liverpool UK. With its own patented material technology and a team of scientists and qualified engineers, they are constantly developing new processes for the production of carbon-ceramic materials of the highest quality and durability.

While the carbon-ceramic discs found on production cars are produced with small pieces of carbon (chopped carbon fibre), ST uses a technique of layering many layers of carbon fibre on top of each other and weaving them together to form a 3D multidirectional matrix in the material. Thanks to this new generation of technology, Surface Transforms guarantees a stronger and more durable product that is 3x more heat resistant than standard production carbon-ceramic brake discs.

As a result, the performance is optimal and the temperature of the braking system remains lower during load. The surface of the discs is treated with an anti-oxidation treatment, which can be reapplied after wear and tear from heavy and long-term use. The brand now has a long list of applications available for different brands and models and is constantly developing to expand this.

Below, we detail why you should choose Surface Transforms if you’re looking for a carbon-ceramic brake disc upgrade for your vehicle.

-Weight savings of up to 70% compared to steel brakes (usually 20 kg unsprung weight)
-Improvement in handling
-Less noise and vibration
-Better overall performance in wet and dry weather
-Less wear and therefore longer lifespan
-Excellent operation even at cold temperatures