The fuses are RK-1 type, quite common in the US and made by every fuse manufacturer. The manufacturers have test data to validate their claim that using a 2:1 (or 3:1) ratio will ensure selective coordination and I have never heard anyone dispute that.
Bolted faults are not common, but certainly possible. You have to design for them.
If you absolutely must have full selectivity, regardless of fault current, then fuses are probably the most reliable solution - if you can accept the downsides, especially single-phasing. In general, MCCBs will not coordinate with each other due to the instantaneous trip. Some MCCBs are tested for "series coordination" with other MCCBs but there is a maximum fault current limit to this capability.