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Here is a case study regarding responses to environmental impact surveys. At one point, I heard a slightly tired voice on the phone asking, "What is this survey trying to confirm?" I explained the effects of the substances being investigated and the disadvantages they could bring. The person in charge then said, "I finally understand what this survey is about; it’s very important," and I could sense their voice becoming a bit brighter. At first glance, it may seem like a routine task with little variation, but by understanding the necessity and importance of the survey, one can also find a sense of fulfillment in it. [Case Overview] ■ Issue - A question arose from the person in charge: "What is this survey trying to confirm?" ■ Solution - Explained the effects of the substances being investigated and the disadvantages they could bring. - By understanding the necessity and importance of the survey, one can also find a sense of fulfillment. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

The customer's request was for a "hard surface treatment that can withstand harsh environments." Our company proposed "hard chrome plating," which boasts exceptional hardness among plating treatments. Since welding is performed in a later process, it was necessary to leave certain areas unplated, requiring specialized equipment. Therefore, we simultaneously developed and installed dedicated jigs, masking methods, and a dedicated line, successfully establishing a system to stably supply the requested plating treatment. [Case Overview] ■ Request: Hard surface treatment that can withstand harsh environments ■ Solution: - Proposed "hard chrome plating," which boasts exceptional hardness among plating treatments - Simultaneously developed and installed dedicated jigs, masking methods, and a dedicated line *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

A major manufacturer consulted us about wanting to transfer the plating process for concert xylophones and glockenspiels. Since we had the same type of plating bath, it seemed to have a lower hurdle compared to transferring it to another company. However, we found that there were differences in the metal content of the plating film, making it impossible to create a process that matched perfectly. Therefore, we conducted trials under various conditions. After several rounds of prototypes, we were able to establish a process that was comparable to the one before the transfer. [Challenges] ■ Wanting to transfer the plating process for concert xylophones and glockenspiels ■ Differences in the metal content of the plating film made it impossible to create a perfectly matching process ■ There were parts where combinations not typically used were employed *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.