Instead of super hard, spray super hard - the "another answer" you didn't know.

What is necessary is not "high hardness," but "high strategy." The way to use the technology of ultra-hard thermal spraying.

The "thermal spraying" technology involves melting metals and ceramics and spraying them onto the surface of a substrate. Among these, carbide thermal spraying offers significant advantages in both cost and processing risk, as it allows for high wear resistance only in the necessary areas. Previously, there was a project where all components made of S45C + carbide were produced entirely from carbide, but in hindsight, I feel that a more rational proposal could have been made using carbide thermal spraying. Due to a lack of knowledge, I was unable to make that suggestion at the time, but I will strive to utilize this learning and present the optimal options next time. *Such responses are just a small part of the efforts that Bandai engages in daily. Please take a look at the value we can provide to our customers.

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