Utilization as a cutting tool is also possible! Leave the B.H treatment to us.
Our company offers the "BECOME HARD treatment (B.H treatment)" aimed at improving the wear resistance of materials and achieving surface superhardening. This treatment is applicable to almost all metals, including iron, hardened steel, and aluminum. Additionally, it is possible to treat specific parts of processed components. 【Features】 ■ When high hardness is desired or high wear resistance is needed ■ When there are issues with high-frequency hardening ・ Can be applied to large areas (with minimal warping) ・ Suitable for thin, long materials (warping may occur, but can be corrected) ・ In cases of insufficient hardness ■ Partial treatment is possible for materials that cannot be hardened *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Other Features】 ■ Can be processed even on hardened materials (HRC 60° to 65°) ■ Usable as cutting tools ■ Machining on the base material is possible after B.H treatment (drilling, tapping, grooving, etc.) ■ Welding on the base material is possible after B.H treatment ■ After coating, welding and GR processing are possible ■ Despite its hardness, it has a certain degree of flexibility (variable depending on coating thickness) *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Our company primarily focuses on high-precision machining, and we carry out BH treatment (a technology that reduces wear) to harden the surfaces of metals, as well as planning and self-development to manufacturing various products (originally designed golf markers, keychains, tie pins, machine nameplates, etc.). Additionally, we have developed various original products using our own ceramic elastic rubber grinding wheels that can polish without scratching the surface.
