How Radiator Hose Pipe are Manufacture in Local Factory || Production Process of Radiator Hose Pipe
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- Опубликовано: 20 окт 2021
- How Radiator Hose Pipe are Manufacture in Local Factory || Production Process of Radiator Hose Pipe
#rubberbraidedhoseproduction #manufacturingprocessofhosepipe #modernmachines 
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find it hard to watch when the kids fingers are that close to the extruder inlet no second chance with machines like that he could use a wooden poker and keep all his fingers
Fingers? Those machines would take entire being. Agree with what you are saying though.
Usually the older brother runs that machine, but all his fingers are in my radiator hose., hopefully they have more kids 🤔?
But they weren't raised to be p**sies, so they do what ever it takes to get the job done. As I'm sure you're aware, jobs like this separate the men from the boys.
It's why manufacturing is done in poorer countries, so big corp can have their fingers in more pies.
@@awestruck9075 no big corp is behind what you see in this video, way too slow and inefficient.
What amazes me more than anything is that everybody there appeared to still have all their fingers!
I have been thinking the same thing! Also why most of the workers are younger people... guessing they die or get disabled :/
На 13 минуте мальчик с протезом кисти
You guys need to get out of your houses if this surprised you
@@Takster i agree this is disturbing on so many levels i dont know where to begin and I’m a certified Chrysler and GM mechanic
I have worked on some faulty machines that have involved similar dangers as seen here. The biggest difference is I was only at risk for short times, I didn't have to do it and definitely not under pressure. I was always aware of every nip point and what could go wrong. Taking these risks every day and being under production pressure is a sure recipe for a lost finger eventually. Or worse. Let's be honest, it's not "if it happens", it's "when it happens"
Please God, bless and protect the children and men working in such unhealthy conditions and with such dangerous machines.
Theres no God protecting any of them but hey if that makes you feel better.
Since you are sure there isn't, did you check?
@@AtaruMor0boshi 😂you,just don't know that ?
God is the one who put them there.
OMG I used to work on a bigger version of the rolling mill it was called a 60" mill and also worked on its bigger brother an 80" rolling mill, nearly doing what this chap is doing except for that I had safety bars and ppe, I blended rubber on both these mills for the printing industry and the carpet jute industry, only ever saw a very small rolling mill in a lab but never seen a 30" working mill, great stuff, masks should be worn when handeling the sulpher and acceletators to cure the rubber.
Even the extruders is a smaller version of the version I had used too.
Great stuff......
His hand is waaay to close to the center of the two rolls for my taste..worked with a guy who had angled hand from doing just that...
@@rustyshackleford7082 We had over reach safety bars so if you went too far the machine stopped immediatly and reversed back in case your hand did get stuck, and the machines were a lot lot bigger withover 80kgs of rolling rubber on top and had to blend it by hand through the "Nip" just like this guy, lol how dangerous was that.
Great story!
I somehow don't think they are worried about the sulphurs & accelerators. They are so primitive, & such filthy environment. Their clothing is extremely unsafe, working around the machines.
Those kids look so happy knowing they will live a long 20 years of life.
The most amazing thing is that he still has all his fingers..... 😱
Toxic, very unsafe, and I bet very poor wages bordering on slave labour🤔
The skills of these people are absolutely amazing and they can do most anything with very simple means. Total respect!
Xz,
Children should receive a proper education... and I believe that work experience is definitely part of a proper education... love to see it!
Que sempre prospere na vida, trabalho interesante
Every radiator hose I have seen had strengthening fibres embedded into the rubber, whereas these had none!
The strength and longevity of hoses without the reinforcement fibres can only be guessed at, but I have no doubt that they will not match the Western manufactured hoses which were fibre reinforced.
That apart, this was a very interesting insight into how these items are manufactured, with the absolute disregard for the health and safety of the workforce, especially the underage children.
No freezing problem, no anti-freeze, so they use plain water. With just water as a coolant, it can be replenished where and when ever needed. So there is no need to build up pressure. Just let it boil, have a break and fill it up.
No Need because nodbody uses radiator cap in trucks here, every 2 hours fill some water and go.
@@TheWasim1977 Thanks for the local input to us westerners. This is exactly how it was made here 50-60 years ago.
The reinforcement layer is wrapped around the hose after it’s inserted on the mandrel. That layer is probably a fabric calendered in rubber.
@@yotarip Tell me that you didn't watch the whole video, without telling me you didn't watch the entire video.
My heart stopped when the kid was pressing the rubber into the auger with his whole hand. On top of it all, he was looking around and at the camera with his hand inside the hopper.
Yes me too... That machine is very dangerous, i would swallow that kids arm in seconds !
Eso si es explotación infantil, al igual q ocurre en nuestra latinoamerica
I guess the kids little fingers don't get caught as easily as an adult. Lol
Здоровья вам ребят огромного.
Interesting and amazing how the raw material is processed from the powder and juice.
Quite a long mixing operation too.
Good work guys!
The powder is talc \ wonder what the hell the juice is?????
@@quantumleap359 Probably a blend of old oil and lamp black, to make the rubber more plastic, though it also likely contains a lot of BPA as well to keep it plastic.
Lets not forget the yellow sulphur.
Пацаны - расходный материал. Пальцами заталкивают резину прямо в зазор червяка. Воронку специально сняли, чтоб червяк прям видно было
наши пальцем только в телефон тыкают.
@@fainderskurs-koi8767 и в нос тоже))
@@Inkognito0777 Я первый раз, на завод попал, в 14 лет, вакурат сразу после седьмого класса. Кореша батя, начальник, по блату устроил. Ясень квасень, мужики ничего не давали делать, чтоб руки не всунул. Но стоял смотрел. горы стружки . Токарные, фрезерные. Но главное. Это афициальная работа. Пропуск. Проходная на 8 часов. раздевалка, спецовка. И мы такие, перед пацанами. Нам некогда, завтра на смену))) Ну месяц проработали, дело в детской комнате прикрыли. Получили какие то баснословные деньги. Тут уж не помню, то ли 30, то ли 40 рэ. Один хрен мамка забрала. Шо делали, особо не помню. Корефана к сварным притыкнули, мня на механику. Зато курили по взрослому, не бычки, а Приму, с дядьками в курилке.
@@Inkognito0777 и в попу и не всегда свою
Да ладно, обрати внимание - пацан прошаренный, пальцы жмет против вращения, чтобы не затянуло. Но так-то да с ТБ у индусов жесткач полный, тут еще можно сказать передовое производство!:)
La sicurezza prima di tutto! :)
I never realized that the Gates factory was so high tech. And so many safety precautions too.
Also, I think I missed the part where they added the reinforcement cords, that would have been interesting to see.
I was waiting to see that too 😀
The reinforcement was the wrap right before they cured it. No internal reinforcement threads in these
14:35 my friend
This is old school, with the reinforcement provided by the tape wrap. This was common at least into the 1950’s in the USA.
Gill Bates
And arms too. Incredible dedication to work! 👍
Состав на глаз, армировки нет! А потом мы удивляемся почему патрубки каждые пол года надо менять!!!!
Выглядят качественно. Но вот то что не армированы, это да.
@@user-xp6fb2pn1i Главное белой сажи побольше набухать.
Если до сих пор работают, значит люди покупают и имеет достаточный ресурс. У меня патрубкам 25 лет. Работают до сих пор.
@@economistei9912 это не сажа, а этиленпропилен
Как же нет армировки!? 14:41 вот же ,армировщик четвёртого разряда!!! 😂🤣🤣😂
Мужик создаёт стойкое впечатление, что он умеет регенерировать новые руки 🤣🤣🤣
Да,блт! Но не руки,а полнейшая регенерация! Если руку затянет,будет фарш котлетный! 😎
А мальчик пальцы
У них вероятно большая текучка 😁
Один бедолага уже с протезом ходит...
Господа ,а Вас не заинтересовал тот факт ,что Дети работают ?
I wish my job was so easy. Every day just get a little workout making hoses. Perfect life.
Great job guys! They can do a lot with not so much machinery! All that hard work and it seems that they enjoy the work! Happy workers, great production!
Great example of how rubber parts were made 100 years ago. Still works well enough in their economy.
Exactly... sad their government will not allow technology to lift them out of poverty.
@@ryanburbridge what you mean technology that will take his job
@@ryanburbridge who said they won't allow it
At least they don't reply on other countries for their parts
@@sammyd7857 India has a long policy that refuses technology to come in to replace labor. It’s across the board in many industries. Because they don’t allow new technology these people are stuck with antiquated processes
Удивительно. Все пальцы и руки на месте. Чудеса
Каждый день новые))) Те что без пальцев сразу увольняют
Они ещё и в камеру успевают смотреть
@@carbastan1461 у них еще и сотовые телефоны есть.
Это не на долго)
@@Wwladislaw НЕТ ПАЛЬЦЕВ, НЕТ ТЕЛЕФОНА
Good video wellcom mir sheraz kitchen
It's for the local market and this industry provides jobs. Well done! From little things big things grow.
For the local market,yes, because no one else would want them. Cheep price for cheep product. From cheep little things big engines blow.
My like # 110
Сохранил, чтобы показать внучке.
Пусть она знает, как нелегко зарабатывают на жизнь некоторые дети.
Мои вам наилучшие пожелания, а первым делом - высоких заработков!
При том, что там практически полная безграмотность.
Аналогично, положил в закладки, покажу своему сыну-когда начнёт ныть что вшколе тяжело учиться!
@@uncenzored360 👍
Раньше детей пугали Бабой Ягой
@@fainderskurs-koi8767 мальчики всё же учатся. Ну и богатые, если они не совсем религиозные, учат и дочерей.
Gotta just LOVE the totally dangerous machinery, open gears, open rollers that probably have absolutely no form of emergency stop.
If someone gets totally maimed I wonder if they'll have a video of it?
Ive seen some of the videos out of china, even with modern equipment with emergency stops, everyone just stands around and watches because they were never taught what to do if something like that happens. They just shovel the dead into a wheel barrel and hire a new slave.
@@SerangelROM probably get fired if they try to help
And what do you think it was like in the USA 100 years ago? Same exact setups.
@@perfumedmanatee6235 It is probably a start/stop switch, which is NOT an emergency stop.
That's what United States is all about. We don't still have conditions like 100 years ago.
I remember working jobs in 1970s with punch presses with hardly any guards and all kinds of dangerous things.
Yah Allah Itni zyada mehnat pyare bacchon se
Young boys working delightfully. Taking pride in their father's handiwork.
This is hard hard work. Something very few people know in western world especially America. This country lives on credit now not the sweat of hard work and large industries.
Who are you kidding when I was young, I worked my fanny off and did it until age 60 when my health caught up to me! Don't think there are that many lazy people in America other than those out causing damage and riots!
Americans would love to have these jobs because they would be well paying and keep them out of poverty. The problem is the boomer generations fucked us because they wanted their free shit from social policies and cheap consumer goods. So they voted for the policies and voted to send our jobs away. Now they sit back with their luxurious pensions and retirements while screaming at the youth of to day need to slave away working for poverty wages for the boomers social security and medicare.
Those kids in third world countries learn more working than ours do spending 21+ years in expensive education just to be taught they have no gender and everything and everyone is racist and their country owes them a living.
Em 1967 eu com 15 anos de idade foi o meu primeiro emprego em uma fabrica de produtos de borracha, foi nessa trefila de extrusão de borracha que comecei na empresa Levorin, Guarulhos BRASIL, sei muito bem o que esses meninos passam depois de um dia de trabalho suado o corpo fica encardido do pó preto que penetra na pele, somente um banho bem quente pra limpar, merecem um elogio pelo trabalho que fazem PARABÉNS a todos.
Fiz a mesma coisa na empresa de borracha da hyundai kkkk interessante
Para que serve essas merdas?
@@joaopaulojp56 pra deixar de ser babaca e ofensivo como vc, nada melhor que o trabalho para ensinar a se comportar como gente.
@@thiagolieutaud9315 para que serve?
@@joaopaulojp56 How Radiator Hose Pipe are Manufacture in Local Factory .....
Comment les tuyaux de radiateur sont fabriqués dans une usine locale
Come vengono fabbricati i tubi flessibili del radiatore nella fabbrica locale
Carane Pipa Selang Radiator Pabrik ing Pabrik Lokal
Как шланги радиатора производятся на местном заводе
Com es fabriquen les canonades de la mànega del radiador a la fàbrica local
Como os tubos da mangueira do radiador são fabricados na fábrica local.
para a gente aprender a fazer alguma coisa de util, ao invés de comprar tudo industrializado.
You have to love these health n safety videos. very skilled people
Madre mía, este hombre se merece un monumento. Seguro que es el que más cobra.
Great job to all of you, quality part 👍🏻🇺🇸
I like it when they smile. Brings me happiness
Good work!!! Have my respect!!!
Incrível. Parabéns. Serviço duro. Deus abençoe. Gratidão. Gostei 👏
Viu o perigo tbm???
Aqui no Brasil uma empresa assim nem pode funcionar.
DURO y ARDUO PROCESO de FABRICACIÓN para HACER las MANGUERAS para RADIADORES
¡¡ BUEN TRABAJO 👍 !!
hard-working people. I salute you
WOW now thats the way to get the job done. Just get it done, I like it how everyone is involved in making the hoses. Great job guys great job
Especially the children risking life and limb. This is exactly what American capitalists would be doing if they could, and will, a soon as they get rid of the Democrats. This is how they rolled 100+ years ago. Remember Shorpy.
@TheMechanic Great patient hard work!!!!! Your buisness of teamwork is a huge inspiration & blessing to watch, learn & see!!!
عمل ممتاز وابداع بالرغم من بساطة الآليات تحياتي لجميع العاملين// من العراق
نعم ، هؤلاء الناس هم عمال مجتهدون ، قلبي يخاطبهم
I cringed when I seen that 10 year old kid putting his fingers in so close to that machines auger, I can see that leading to no fingers in the future for him.
Dont worry he has been doing it for 5 years..
When I saw his fingers there I was expecting his arm to follow.
I always wonder if it's lack of education, no respect for one's own life or what. I've lived in Asia for a while and and people just don't think of the consequences of their actions. I was waiting for the fathers T-shirt to catch on those rollers.
and there will be 45 more kids just like him to take his job. If truth were told, he may be the sole income for the family.
He's not 10.. he's 11... Its all ok
hope the kids have more education than only this, but at all there are good skills to produce up to date products with simplest methods. I like your work :)
Yes, I love sweatshop footage on RUclips. So informative.
Another excellent production facility which again exceeds all local health and safety protocols.
Well done.
No animals were hurt or eaten during this production.
Except for the bugs who died when they blasted the hot steam from the pressure oven ;)
@@luluuk R.I.P
Wow! Thank God you obviously don't live in a country like this ! As you make fun of them...wow!
@@juanmancha2167 making fun of bugs getting blasted by hot steam?
Esse menino colocando as mãos na prensa de parafuso, Deus o guarde!
Justamente...sem qualidade e trabalho escravo. Triste
love watching stuff like this. quality.
I keep waiting for them to get sucked into the machine. Love these kinds of bids. Good job
I'm surprised Dorman lets them record in their main factory
wins the internet .....
🤣🤣🤣
I was thinking they must do the quality oem hose for VW, hand made child labor makes best product.
OSHA would have a field day here. Especially looking at those exposed gears. I was a sheetmetal worker for ten years. That roller took plenty of fingers off. This one runs with a switch. It needs a pedal switch just to be safe.
Lol, I was just looking at the shit quality of these hoses and thinking the same thing. They must be Dorman.
@@travisk5589 I can't imagine these things taking a lot of pressure for long,.
People do not realize that everything in the world is made from this one rubber mixing machine. It all starts here with this old guy mixing random items he finds in the garbage. One time he was very proud when he made a Big Mac Meal from a christmas tree.
Some people are so full of negative energy
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@nainitalism two negatives make a positive.
i think i ate that big mac. was wondering about the odd flavor.
looks like a safe place to work!
Very interesting good work practice I just signed up for your videos I am now a subscriber keep up the good work love watching good people do good work and provide a quality product stay safe my friends stay safe 👍👍🇺🇲🇺🇲✌️
The process of producing a product is truly amazing
Yea that fluffier kid was a hard worker
@@toejam7606 .m.
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The kids in Germany at this age playing playstation and watching mobile....
@@ori0001 as they should be.
not really. just a third world sweat shop.
Ola pessoal. Admirei ver com faz essas borrachas ou seja mangueiras ne? Gracinha dos garotos ja trabalham em fabricação. Muito legal.tem futuro...valeu o video muito instrutivo eu nunca tinha visto antes como fazer. Achei interssante e dificil. Um grande abraço do Brazil. Amo vocês trabalhadores ....
Тебе привет с Украины...Бразилия у меня сочитаеться с красивыми девушками...футболом ..и статуей Иисуса на горе..очень красиво
Isto é exploração infantil. Um absurdo. Naquela poeira, quando adultos, certamente terão problemas respiratórios.
@@marcoaurelioribeiro3235 Pois é, é verdade. Porém lá no Paquistão (acredito que sejam de lá mesmo), as pessoas não tem uma expectativa de futuro. lá é como se tivesse quase um século de atraso
Acima de tudo são jovens que trabalham por necessidade e sem segurança.
Como um empresário brasileiro entra no mercado para buscar preço com uma empresa deste porte.....
I Enjoyed watching those Kids Doing A Hard Job.
*very interesting video* 🔥🔥🔥
Incrível, os caras são ótimos profissionais 👏👏
Profissional são as empresas brasileiras que possuem certificações que mantém qualidade, segurança de trabalho. Crianças trabalhando na produção e acha profissional.....
They are not reinforced with fiber !
blow out in a few months
Yep. Those can’t handle any pressure
Maybe with bone fragments.
Great quality product produced by skilled workers.. 👍
I wouldn't want one of those hoses on any of my vehicles. That's only half a hose. It's missing the reinforcing cord in it.
I really praise all the PPE ( sarcasm) they utilize ......face shield, respirator, gloves ect...
his t-shirt is the most fascinating part of this.
its not the child putting his hands in dangerous equipment?
@@GOTboost-tl3qi for modern kids it is dangerous even to stand next to the meat-mincing machine.
@@GOTboost-tl3qi Yes it is, but that are the working conditions an the need for a job, in that part of the video the process is called xtrusion, and the power of the screw could mice even a metal bar.
Technology today and OSHA standards are way above par as seen in the video! I missed t-shirt wording have to watch for third time not good a speed reading!!! Lol
Caught it weird person I bet his wife gave it to him on his birthday and he was so happy, I’m kinda jealous no!!! Is kinda cool watching the best they can do and teaching the you the tricks of the trade who needs fingers or arms I bet they sprout new ones! Really cool process I know could never done a better job!!! Wonder if a newly processed one ever leaks no matters we can make another one
Так вот как и где делаются говенные односезонные патрубки радиатора на ГАЗ-53)))
Их делают дети. Наши дети кроме интернета больше ничего не умеют
@@evgengarage7831 Нечего детям делать на резиновом производстве. Особенно таком. Вредно и очень ⚠️
Они меня конкретно зае..Ли.
@@economistei9912 А у них видимо и выбора то нет.
Да взрослые тоже нехрена не
умеют
Wow really good production and child labor
Wow, that all looks SO safe, chemical and fume free. Most excellent temperature and quality control!
Dont worry, the exposed gears and belts maintain a comfortable working condition. Edit: Sarcasm aside... that kid sticking his fingers in the meat grinder... that was hard to watch...
Really a hard work. Appreciate their efforts
I appreciate their efforts but it is totally not right
Вау!Новое видео,всегда стараюсь смотреть в числе первых!!!
I have a lot of respect for these kids. They TRULY know the meaning of HARD WORK. They learn at an early age that you have to earn your living and I bet it pays off later in life and they are more prepared knowing a useful trade right from childhood that they can take into adulthood and make a living easily enough from the knowledge they got growing up.
سبحان الله وبحمده سبحان الله العظيم
اللهم صل وسلم على نبينا محمد
Out of all of these types of episodes by different producers, this one was the most interesting by far. Here it is, us westerners crying about recycling yet not doing anything in reality. These guys use scrap rubber (and in other places metal of all sorts). Plus I never had seen a radiator hose made (always wondered what those "bands" were, lol). Just constantly keep thinking those kids should be in school, man.
Yes it is interesting to see how the molded rubber radiator lines were made, but these particular hoses are going to be junk in service and fail rapidly. The hoses are just plain rubber with no reinforcing fiber embedded in them, which makes them far less tolerant to heat and pressure experienced in a cooling system. When they fail, they're going to explode since they're not reinforced.
@@GGigabiteM could be air intake hose.
@@GGigabiteM Agree.........Now we know why NOT to buy cheap after market auto parts make in a 3rd world "factory"....LOL
@@GGigabiteM I was thinking the same thing about no reinforcement in the hoses. Maybe they don’t run thermostats to keep the pressure down?
School of life, they will grow up and marry some Pakistani girl in the UK, then go and have a great life with a free council house and social security payments while working in a shed at the bottom of uncle Ali's garden.
Un saludo y uno mas fuerte a estas personas trabajadoras y al que lo hizo viral .. saludos Amigos soy de Mexico pero vivo en U.S.A saludos desde por a qui.. :D
Very interesting! Looks like they made some pretty good quality hoses. Although it did wear me out just watching it. And I'm not even a lazy person. Lol
very poor quality hoses
Very Very Nice Process
Супер.Настоящие герои Здоровья вам .👍
Да уж...
Теперь знаю, в каком подвале рождаются балаковские патрубки!
Балаковские хоть армированы нормально. А как эти давление держат вообще не представляю >_
Балаковские норм вполне.
Тканевая обмотка снаружи для этого. Я вот не представляю долговечность, это да. И надёжность вообще.
@@idopshik скорее всего, они делают патрубки для двигателей с термосифонной системой, где низкое давление.
@@idopshik Они же сняли в конце эту тканевую обмотку! В итоге резина без армирования.
I love it how in 20:48 dude takes the cutting jig off the table to do the job in more comfy way :)
I blew a boost hose on my ford ranger, it had a crack in the centre of the hose. I was swearing an cursing about defective workmanship. After seeing this video I take all that back. Dam that's hard work.
God bless them, they're working and putting food on the table.
Yeah, not stealing )
@@p1ai162 U r right, they leave this activity to Western multinational companies
Nice work my dudes. Please don't get your fingers stuck in there. Love the shirt. Let's pray for world peace!
Don't be too proud; I'm sure he's wearing this sweatshirt more by necessity than for supporting that flag! ;)
Again we are shown that great things come from all places, the improvisation is amazing!
Hideki is very impressed with the formation of raw rubber.
Cuantas faltas a las normas de trabajo y seguridad!
Y en otros lugares nos quejamos. Excelente vídeo, es un proceso que manejo en mi trabajo, solo que con PVC y sin vulcanizar.
se les vé felices y con buen pago se les nota en la cara de lo contrario cuando hay seguridad y normas estos trbajos informales no durarian
@@baoteriom3626 Felices? tu te imaginas esos ninos con otras oportunidades, en verdad siendo ninos y disfrutando de lo que son, no tienen mas opcion es la realidad
@@baoteriom3626 Felices hasta que el tornillo sin fin les lleva la mano entera y a la puta calle.
"Local Factory", sure right. Down the street a bit just past the "OSHA Compliance office" is "4 Diamond restaurant" or as some may refer to it as, a Goat on a pile of burning pallets.
Holly shit
Nice job!!! God bless you end your family !!!
Respect for your hard work
Amazing hard working people. Hello from Florida!🐊🌴
Very cool !
I wonder what the pressure rating is for those hoses ?
My guess is atmospheric pressure only.
they are overwrapped but no thanks, reminds me of people using space ships for under water diving and being asked how many atmospheric pressures is it good for? well it is a space ship so I would say 0 and 1
Depending on the radiator cap it could run between 4 and 30 psi before going into the overflow tank
@@Qusin111 what planet are you from ?
Are you curently owning a space ship ?
@@marcelsinky1652 it’s a joke from Futurama.
@@thandle he's still learning. He'll soon realize modern TV shows are crap. All the good stuff ended almost 20 years ago
the best Radiator Hose Pipes are always made in a Local Factory. Too bad I'm not a local boy, I would definitely buy one
This is awesome and thanks for the great video. Tony from Air Compressors Trade.
Thanks 😊 u
Иногда в изоляции попадаются пальцы. Но это нормальная часть производственного процесса, товарищи.
I am amazed they still have their fingers intact.
Great job fellas!
Kids, hard a work, ya love to see it..
Yeah low pressure hose, no braid in it. Great video
Holds 2 bars easily being made properly of course. Just check it yesterday myself. Not sure about this exact production 'though:)
Yeah, I was waiting for the reinforcement to be applied, but it wasn't. Just a textile wrap to fake the look of a mandrel made hose, but this was just extruded tube. I hope that it is at least EPDM rubber! It might hold 2 bar cold, hot is another story! I was in the industrial hose business for 20 years so this was amusing to watch! I hope that guy never gets a hand trapped in that Banbury mixer, because it will take him right through it if he does! They really need to use gloves and face masks or they'll be suffering very unpleasant respritory disease when they are older, usually fatal.
You should see their Nuclear weapons'
I thinking it's like hoses from the 40s, they last 20-30k. Old tech but works, today's hoses last up to 200k mi.
@@jeremyr7147
It's down to the rubber compound, quality and process control, none of which are evident here!!
I hope those little fellas stay well away from those exposed gears - and industrial deafness will surely 'haunt' the operator of that machine. Without any reinforcement fabric/material in the end product - will they stand up to the pressure? I am assuming they must - otherwise, it would be pointless making/selling them ('assumption is often the mother of all F-CKUPS - HA) - or this keeps them in business supplying new hoses over and over and over again - HA. I could be wrong - but that bandage wrapped around the hoses before going into the pressure vessel and then being stripped of after coming out - was just to imprint an 'imitation' of reinforcement to the exterior of the hose - hence giving the appearance of being reinforced - without actually being reinforced? And this shows how hard some people must work even from an early age. Glad to at least see a few smiles - hopefully, they do not wear off with time. Have a safe and nice day all. CHEERS from AUSTRALIA.
i wouldnt expect the bandage marks around the outside to fool anyone. I assume that its done as an "outer mold" to keep the rubber from drooping out of shape, and also to keep them from bonding together while being vulcanized. Just a though.
Surprisingly it does its job as a radiator hose. It doesn't deal with a lot of pressure like a hydraulic hose will withstand. But it is a better choice since finding and paying a premium for OEM parts for 20-30-year-old vehicles does not justify the cost.
they could st least use a stick.
I was trying to figure that wrap out.. maybe there was a layer of film that peeled off the reinforcement leaving it vulcanized in.
That wrapping is a polymer to help in the curing process I believe, when it goes into the huge pressure cooker. It doesn't have anything to do with "fooling" anyone.
this little one is so cute boy hahaha,,keep going
its very satisfying to watch at 3 am
Good crew making hard work look effortless, nice job guys... 👍
Очень опасно, особенно детям
“Work harder, not smarter” should be the name of this channel.
And not a single hand or arm was amputated in this process. I'm impressed.
I'm sure thay had all the kids with the missing fingers and hands in a different department while filming.