xD They are indeed crazy, but food not came to taple by itself. This isn't in India where these stuff usually comes, that one have Pakistan shirt. But one have that American shirt too. I don't know do they read or care anything. Could be just for working. Finally must say that those batteries must be extremely expensive to local people, so they recycle what they could back in use. Yes, this opens eyes and mind little bit every time.
Wow as someone who has worked in a battery factory in the midwest US, there is very interesting to see. The casting of lead plates is cool to see from a mold like this. We used a continuous chilled casting drum that made basically a solid ribbon and coiled up. Then the ribbon was run through a giant punch machine that punched the little holes out of the plates but kept it as a ribbon on a spool. The spool then went to "pasting" where it would be pasted with the lead oxide, cut into the plate shape, and drying paper put on both sides all in one machine. Had probably 15 gigantic drying ovens for the plates. Drying racks would then go to "stacking" where each plate would get the separator paper and be stacked in the right amounts for that battery cell type (sold multiple sizes). The cell packs were stuffed into the battery case and pushed to the plasma welder that connected the cells. Lid was put on, filled with acid, and sat for a couple days before being ready to ship. Sad to see the exposure these people are getting, even seeing some kids sitting on a bed as the dude ran by with a wheelbarrow full of .... smoldering lead oxide i'd imagine. They were very strict and specific about lead exposure. 24/hr janitorial staff to clean common areas as well as monthly blood testing on site. Required to change into company clothing for your shift and must shower at the facility before going home. Can't leaving during shift even to go to your car.
I had a friend who worked for Ford many years ago in development. He breathed enough lead fumes that when he was 70, his body, which had stored it in his bones, dumped it into his system and he had to be chelated. At the same time, he got severe dementia and was dead in a couple years. Still convinced the dementia was caused by the lead. These guys will find out, if they live to about 70, how much lead they have absorbed.
Wow...I didn't know this kind of process in making battery..... I'm a welder...and we have all kinds of ventilation in our shop...steel toe boots...googles...modern welding helmets...proper uniform and apron...And the boys still complained.... Watching this video... I realized... There's nothing to complaint in our shop....God bless this men...its not a work, its a survival in life.
Always feel sad for these people who work in these dangerous and long term toxic conditions to probably earn a very low wage to feed themselves and their families but you have to admire their skill and ingenuity.
They didn't exactly look like an authorized refurbisher. Unless you are buying batteries relatively close to where they are (and off the street) you aren't getting these. You can drive your car without guilt.
@Mathew Andrews until they themselves refuse to work in such conditions, it is useless to help them, I know this from myself as a person who worked in powder coating without protective equipment
I love it when the inhabitants of the first world tell me how I should behave and what to do 20 years ago, when I came from Russia to Israel, I worked in the same places and in the same conditions, of course, we had all the means of protection, but not for those who came from 3rd world countries, how did we become again live in the first , it's simple, those who agreed to work already on disability and the employer has no choice but to improve working conditions keep your teachings to yourself as long as these people agree to work in such conditions they will work
Unless they spilt a lot on themselves, the lead would run off very quickly before causing significant harm. If they were wearing shoes with a lot of nooks and crannies for the lead to pool in, that would be different. But like everyone else has said the dust and fumes and constant exposure are the real dangers.
What's amazingly real about the technique is the fact that industrial scale manufacturing pollution is being produced in the same area that people live. Completely unregulated by the government. The areas where these folks are living and manufacturing are beyond slums. The waste from this battery manufacturing is going directly into the local river/steam. The fumes are being directly inhaled unrestricted/unfiltered by everyone in the immediate area. The only thing amazing about this technique is the level at which corporations will stoop down to procure the cheapest materials to maintain their low overhead. Guaranteed this man is one part of the process for Walmart brand car batteries. It wouldn't surprise me if he's helping to produce ACDelco or something.
absolute wow for all i hear about lead dust from old lead paint the carnage that it causes these folk are bringing up young ones in an atmosphere of lead.
I did work for exide battery in Kentucky and we had to shower before leaving the building and leave our work uniforms(my company bought some for us because they disposed of them for us) the regular employees had to have a cat scan and mri every 6 months.
Primitive yet sophisticated! I have nothing but admiration and praise for these skilled and tireless workers. Creativity and productivity tops - just wish a safer work environment for them.
I have watched hundreds of these videos and this has to be the saddest as lead exposure is guaranteed through these methods and the impact is catastrophic.
It's lead oxide actually 👍 most use a mix of lead and antimony. Lord knows what this mix was but it's mostly lead. The yellow color was from the lead being oxidized.
Ahh who cares they are making money to live. Might not be a long life oh well. Pollution at it's finest. Can't drink the water but you can rebuild a battery. Goals
You know I'm amazed by what their talents are able to produce. But I'm concerned of lack of safety equipment working with dangerous chemicals and toxic materials.
Average life expectency is 15 years in all these businesses. Usually lung problems. Led posisoning leads to constant raging and insanity, then death. But always remember. This is their best option of making a living or they wouldn't do it.
Are you insane? This is probably the single least productive battery "factory" in the entire world. They are basically hand making the batteries. They are burning wood in one of the processes!! We had better factories for making lead acid batteries in the 1930s!!! Far more automated and far more efficient.
Someone correct me if I'm wrong but I believe that paste they're making, which came from that burn stand, is either lead oxide or lead dioxide. PbO2 is used to make a paste that coats the plates as we see in that step where the one guy smears the yellow goop on the plates and the next guy presses them between a piece of newspaper. This is exactly how lead acid batteries are made even in a high tech factory but of course using better materials and everyone wearing PPE. So, if my assumption is correct then there's lead dust floating throughout that operation the entire time they're working. Every single day and every hour.
@@icicestparis5054 That's what I was thinking. It has a lighter color I think than PbO2. I used to work for another company that was right beside an Exide battery plant so I know a little about their process from friends who worked there.
@@cheekygnome oh so you are a professional of batteries ! I used to work with lead oxides in some dirty organic reactions but it is toxic and really inefficient, and of course it still a lot of lead in the final product which is not recommanded for pharmaceutics
My local auto battery recycler and processor starts people at $35/hr and requires them to wear a respirator/ protective gear for the whole 8 hour shift.
Да прекрасно работают. Честное количество пластин наблюдается. В хреновых российских основная проблема - два-три недоложенных килограмма свинца, т.е. пластин. Тут рядом есть ролики с распилом и взвешиванием всяких таких.
When shaking, these welds and jumpers will fly off, and the battery will fail, it can only work normally if it stands somewhere on a stable support without shaking and tilting
На этом производстве люди ломаются быстрее чем оборудование. Интересно они связывают свои болезни с этой работой, отравление свинцом одна из самых ужасных вещей которые можно получить
Remanufactured batteries 😉 they actually have the proper number of plates to a cell in this video. Last one i saw they used the minimum number of plates and filled the gaps with paper🤣
I want to know how they get these battery covers off in one piece without breaking it. I can never get these covers off becuase they are super glued on
Все эти кустарные мастерские в Пакистане, Индии, Бангладеш Китае, плюс масса авто и мото транспорта выпуска конца прошлого века, создают так называемый Азиатский промышленный смог. Облако сажи, копоти и гетерогенных частиц, простирающееся в атмосфере над южными районами Азии и Индийским океаном, несет в себе угрозу здоровью всего населения планеты и может привести к нехватке продовольствия в связи с климатическими изменениями. Об этом сообщается в официальном докладе Программы ООН по окружающей среде (ЮНЕП), который подвел итоги ее работы за последние семь лет.
Ну сообщают в докладе, и чего? Кто то дает этим людям другие возможность заработка? Ты бы лучше искал отчеты по поводу того сколько вредных производств, так называемые цивилизованые страны, перенесли в страны третьего мира.
С учетом дыр в пластинах, качества запрессованного оксида свинца, и еще ослинной мочи вместо электролита работать вообще не должны, что не влияет на продажи лохам.
How are they alive after so much lead oxide dust? I know it's not immediate but that kind of exposure would cause problems in a year. Maybe I'm wrong but wow...
They probably don't realize it to be honest. It starts as them being tired with mood swings and they're family's probably just put it off to them being tired from work, or they try to cope with alcohol.
Amazing workmanship and their hands look like they never get hurt or cut! I am sorry though lead is bad stuff and breathing and handling this stuff is deadly over the years.
Workers are Prime movers of Country's Progression and building up Economy of Nation. They occupy greatest valuable position in Society and Nation,who do not have time to differentiate cast,creed,colour, Region ,Religion dedicating themselves for the Country.
I love these videos. It's like watching the Flintstones with poisons.
xD
They are indeed crazy, but food not came to taple by itself. This isn't in India where these stuff usually comes, that one have Pakistan shirt. But one have that American shirt too. I don't know do they read or care anything. Could be just for working. Finally must say that those batteries must be extremely expensive to local people, so they recycle what they could back in use. Yes, this opens eyes and mind little bit every time.
Nukes arent real
Ha ha ha. Oh damn. TY. Lol
@@pinohaxk628 I would love to see the manufacturing process of the it
@@jannejohansson3383
Bobs and vegana. Pakistanis are lasagna
The quality of air on that neighborhood must be amazing.
It is important to work fast, when you don't have long to live.
This guy must have clothes made of asbestos.
Very True...
@@ИгорьБеленский-э1п АСБЕСТ КАК И СВЕНЕЦ ТОЖЕ ОЧ ВРЕДЕН
@@ИгорьБеленский-э1п lungs probably too
🙂
Wow as someone who has worked in a battery factory in the midwest US, there is very interesting to see.
The casting of lead plates is cool to see from a mold like this. We used a continuous chilled casting drum that made basically a solid ribbon and coiled up. Then the ribbon was run through a giant punch machine that punched the little holes out of the plates but kept it as a ribbon on a spool. The spool then went to "pasting" where it would be pasted with the lead oxide, cut into the plate shape, and drying paper put on both sides all in one machine. Had probably 15 gigantic drying ovens for the plates. Drying racks would then go to "stacking" where each plate would get the separator paper and be stacked in the right amounts for that battery cell type (sold multiple sizes). The cell packs were stuffed into the battery case and pushed to the plasma welder that connected the cells. Lid was put on, filled with acid, and sat for a couple days before being ready to ship.
Sad to see the exposure these people are getting, even seeing some kids sitting on a bed as the dude ran by with a wheelbarrow full of .... smoldering lead oxide i'd imagine. They were very strict and specific about lead exposure. 24/hr janitorial staff to clean common areas as well as monthly blood testing on site. Required to change into company clothing for your shift and must shower at the facility before going home. Can't leaving during shift even to go to your car.
Very interesting, thank you.
I like how this is called "manufacturing" in the description. This makes my lead levels go off the rails just watching it.
Yeah but they wear masks and gloves for COVID LOL.
At least over there they don't have people hoarding toilet paper (cuz' they don't use it).
I feel the same watching it 🤢
the indians learning the hard way they can't make SLA batteries after 20 litres of sulfuric acid spills on him melting his skin off from head to toe.
Cool video
The amount of lead in these guys has to be huge
I had a friend who worked for Ford many years ago in development. He breathed enough lead fumes that when he was 70, his body, which had stored it in his bones, dumped it into his system and he had to be chelated. At the same time, he got severe dementia and was dead in a couple years. Still convinced the dementia was caused by the lead. These guys will find out, if they live to about 70, how much lead they have absorbed.
It’s sad to know that so many talented people have so little time left on this earth.
Yeah - I'm sure their cause of death will be listed as COVID.
LOL...🤣🤣🤣🤣
They will have very little life when they die from lead poisoning! ☠️☠️☠️
🤡🌍🥴🥴🥴
@@Verminator151029 as someone who has gone no ware in life i agree...its better to live a usefull life over a long one by far
Infinite on The Next, at The expense of Purpotraitors! And not all are simple people, some might be divine too!
@@danbrit9848->Verminator151029 Please Keep! Opportunities are worth for as long as it's Worth, not a second more!
Wow...I didn't know this kind of process in making battery..... I'm a welder...and we have all kinds of ventilation in our shop...steel toe boots...googles...modern welding helmets...proper uniform and apron...And the boys still complained.... Watching this video... I realized... There's nothing to complaint in our shop....God bless this men...its not a work, its a survival in life.
Always feel sad for these people who work in these dangerous and long term toxic conditions to probably earn a very low wage to feed themselves and their families but you have to admire their skill and ingenuity.
Glad these guys are taking the health hit for me to be able to buy a cheap car battery. Many thanks and may you Rest In Peace ✌️
They didn't exactly look like an authorized refurbisher. Unless you are buying batteries relatively close to where they are (and off the street) you aren't getting these. You can drive your car without guilt.
the best and effective technique of lead self poisoning
@Mathew Andrews until they themselves refuse to work in such conditions, it is useless to help them, I know this from myself as a person who worked in powder coating without protective equipment
@Mathew Andrews A mask wouldn’t even help with these fumes. Full respirator with approved filters and you know that ain’t happening here.
I love it when the inhabitants of the first world tell me how I should behave and what to do
20 years ago, when I came from Russia to Israel, I worked in the same places and in the same conditions, of course, we had all the means of protection, but not for those who came from 3rd world countries, how did we become again live in the first , it's simple, those who agreed to work already on disability and the employer has no choice but to improve working conditions
keep your teachings to yourself as long as these people agree to work in such conditions they will work
Crazy. Next step is a Pakistani mercury thermometer manufacture..
Mind blown. Safe to say I will never forget this video.
Great video was hopping to see them tested after they finish putting them together
What? They have to work too?
I admire their skill and workmanship. Hard to believe that they're working with molten lead wearing flipflops. OUCH.
Don't worry about burns, lead inhalation will kill.
Potentially burning their feet is the least of their worries here.
Хуже испарения
Unless they spilt a lot on themselves, the lead would run off very quickly before causing significant harm. If they were wearing shoes with a lot of nooks and crannies for the lead to pool in, that would be different. But like everyone else has said the dust and fumes and constant exposure are the real dangers.
Thank you so much for this video
muy trabajadora su gente y que dios los bendiga y hay que cuidar sus vías respiratorias 🥰🥰
What's amazingly real about the technique is the fact that industrial scale manufacturing pollution is being produced in the same area that people live. Completely unregulated by the government. The areas where these folks are living and manufacturing are beyond slums. The waste from this battery manufacturing is going directly into the local river/steam. The fumes are being directly inhaled unrestricted/unfiltered by everyone in the immediate area.
The only thing amazing about this technique is the level at which corporations will stoop down to procure the cheapest materials to maintain their low overhead. Guaranteed this man is one part of the process for Walmart brand car batteries. It wouldn't surprise me if he's helping to produce ACDelco or something.
absolute wow for all i hear about lead dust from old lead paint the carnage that it causes these folk are bringing up young ones in an atmosphere of lead.
I did work for exide battery in Kentucky and we had to shower before leaving the building and leave our work uniforms(my company bought some for us because they disposed of them for us) the regular employees had to have a cat scan and mri every 6 months.
Me too 88-89 Richmond, Ky
Здесь этого нет
Saturnismo come se grandinasse...
@@gutterman-1966 yep Richmond Kentucky. Worst job I ever had to do. Never again will I work around lead!
Primitive yet sophisticated! I have nothing but admiration and praise for these skilled and tireless workers. Creativity and productivity tops - just wish a safer work environment for them.
@5:32 It'a good to see manufacturing jobs have come back to Westfield New Jersey.
Safer work environment, they are working outdoors now, they used to melt the lead inside.....
@@Verminator151029 admiration and praise for guys melting lead wearing sandals....🤔
Я в детстве плавил свинец и делал грузила для закидушек. Могу так же работать как на видео, опыт есть)
Зарплату захотите побольше. ;)
Месяц такой работы - свинцовое отравление на всю (недолгую ) жизнь.
Альтернатива у него это продать почку за 2 тысячи долларов.
Напомните сколько заводов в России делают акамуляторы? 🤔
@@ВячеславВячеслав-в4д АкАмуляторы никто не делает. А вот, аккумуляторы, может и делают. Хотя.., с инженерами проблема. Грамотеи, вроде тебя...
@@ВячеславВячеслав-в4д Насчет количества заводов не в курсе, но вот Тюменские аккумы, одни из лучших из тех, что продают у нас в стране.
Зато гарантию давать не надо раньше аккумулятора помрет производитель
After watching this I am suddenly very grateful for all the ridiculous health and safety protocols in my country!
This was the most primitive tech video I've ever watched
Looks very healthy
Young school kids sitting in the facility. What a way of work.
Ешьте так хорошо, чтобы получать удовольствие и наслаждаться вкусом, и чтобы это приносило вам удовольствие. Приятного аппетита!!!
Да уж, смотря на то, как люди отравляются свинцом
This isnt Manufacturing. its the Least amount of Profit at Maximum Human and Material Cost.
No safety glasses or gloves dudes a beast!
Not a beast. Just expendable. There is no joy in this. Ormulu clockmakers used to die young and racked in pain from working with lead.
lead fumes are sooooo good to smell
🙁☠
I hold my breath watching this. It is insane.
Future of Europe
I have watched hundreds of these videos and this has to be the saddest as lead exposure is guaranteed through these methods and the impact is catastrophic.
These men will see god soon. May their days on this earth be blessed with joy and their families be safe.
Clearly neither of the latter will occur sadly
With all the lead contamination they bring back to their families, I would imagine their kids will have cognitive issues.
What's the powder they make into a slurry to coat the lead cells?
Acid
Lead
It's lead oxide actually 👍 most use a mix of lead and antimony. Lord knows what this mix was but it's mostly lead. The yellow color was from the lead being oxidized.
pbo2
I'm from Malaysia... Respect you all ☺️
It’s a very green environmental process.
Ahh who cares they are making money to live. Might not be a long life oh well. Pollution at it's finest. Can't drink the water but you can rebuild a battery. Goals
You know I'm amazed by what their talents are able to produce. But I'm concerned of lack of safety equipment working with dangerous chemicals and toxic materials.
it was sad LED can cause cancer and Alzheimer's not sure if true but
in all such videos btw
Average life expectency is 15 years in all these businesses. Usually lung problems. Led posisoning leads to constant raging and insanity, then death. But always remember. This is their best option of making a living or they wouldn't do it.
For as industrious as these people seem to be. I feel like if they cared they would do something about it.
Are you insane? This is probably the single least productive battery "factory" in the entire world. They are basically hand making the batteries. They are burning wood in one of the processes!! We had better factories for making lead acid batteries in the 1930s!!! Far more automated and far more efficient.
ظروف عمل خطيرة وقاسية حيث لا تدابير السلامة ولا الوقاية فالحياة أغلى من كل شيء.
Please can you translate my texte in english. Thank you
Dangerous and harsh working conditions where there are no safety or prevention measures, life is more precious than everything
Someone correct me if I'm wrong but I believe that paste they're making, which came from that burn stand, is either lead oxide or lead dioxide. PbO2 is used to make a paste that coats the plates as we see in that step where the one guy smears the yellow goop on the plates and the next guy presses them between a piece of newspaper. This is exactly how lead acid batteries are made even in a high tech factory but of course using better materials and everyone wearing PPE. So, if my assumption is correct then there's lead dust floating throughout that operation the entire time they're working. Every single day and every hour.
The yellow dust is probably PbO. At 8:01, he poisoned his colleague, but I gues it is all their lot..
@@icicestparis5054 That's what I was thinking. It has a lighter color I think than PbO2. I used to work for another company that was right beside an Exide battery plant so I know a little about their process from friends who worked there.
@@cheekygnome oh so you are a professional of batteries ! I used to work with lead oxides in some dirty organic reactions but it is toxic and really inefficient, and of course it still a lot of lead in the final product which is not recommanded for pharmaceutics
My local auto battery recycler and processor starts people at $35/hr and requires them to wear a respirator/ protective gear for the whole 8 hour shift.
What a nerd.
Semangat kerja dan sangat kreatif. Ilove pakistan people.
This explains the smells of other products coming from the same area
Playing with molten lead as if it were water. Wow... no respirators. Lead kills... No two ways about it.
Unfortunately safety gear such as respirators that are used for molten metal handling like lead are WAY to expensive for these people which is sad.
Мне интересно, а почему они не герметизируют банки между собой? Токи утечки наверно огромны, и эти батареи не работают как надо.
Respect to you guys, keep safe.
Semoga Tuan semua yang bekerja (buat keluarga) selalu diberi kesehatan. (Aamiin)
Vapores tóxicos por la mañana... Mi aroma favorito 😌
Huh I wonder what the part number for that rock is. I could use such a holder.
زبردست جناب 🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰
Свинцовые электроды обмазанные глиной, тряпочка как изолятор, крышка прикрепленная кусками пластика другого аккамулятора... "Нэ" - надëжность)
Да прекрасно работают. Честное количество пластин наблюдается. В хреновых российских основная проблема - два-три недоложенных килограмма свинца, т.е. пластин. Тут рядом есть ролики с распилом и взвешиванием всяких таких.
@@retriever7061 А что за смесь навоза запрессована в пластины? думаю в России так еще не научились.
Молодцы ребята ! Труд Всевышний оценит человека и наградит с полна .👍🤝
I hope Pakistan helps these poor people
Instead of helping terrorism
Pakistan chooses radicalism Instead of development
Multi talented pakistan cricket player
Ведро гелия на кастрюлю свинца - получится гелиевый AGM аккумулятор!
вроде гелевые они. Из геля тоесть.
Nothing more important than a healthy working environment
When shaking, these welds and jumpers will fly off, and the battery will fail, it can only work normally if it stands somewhere on a stable support without shaking and tilting
I dont see feminists shouting for equality in this kind of work field... ^^
На коленке делают лучше чем в России...
What hits first, lung disease, cancer, or, insanity?
damage to the nervous system.
14:52 at least one of them is wearing gloves...
Dish gloves 🤣 so the direct current he is using as a welder doesn't shock him🤦♂️
Интересно сколько будет стоить такой аккумулятор?
На этом производстве люди ломаются быстрее чем оборудование. Интересно они связывают свои болезни с этой работой, отравление свинцом одна из самых ужасных вещей которые можно получить
Brave people! Craftsmen that had less opportunity than us. So many difference of life conditions, health, dreams.... is just not ok.
Are they restuffing old cases or is this how AGS actually makes their batteries?
Remanufactured batteries 😉 they actually have the proper number of plates to a cell in this video. Last one i saw they used the minimum number of plates and filled the gaps with paper🤣
I want to know how they get these battery covers off in one piece without breaking it. I can never get these covers off becuase they are super glued on
ruclips.net/video/G-4MpN1Jzog/видео.html&ab_channel=TheMechanic guess the big ones are on same way
Все эти кустарные мастерские в Пакистане, Индии, Бангладеш Китае, плюс масса авто и мото транспорта выпуска конца прошлого века, создают так называемый Азиатский промышленный смог. Облако сажи, копоти и гетерогенных частиц, простирающееся в атмосфере над южными районами Азии и Индийским океаном, несет в себе угрозу здоровью всего населения планеты и может привести к нехватке продовольствия в связи с климатическими изменениями. Об этом сообщается в официальном докладе Программы ООН по окружающей среде (ЮНЕП), который подвел итоги ее работы за последние семь лет.
Lo barato cuesta caro...
Ну сообщают в докладе, и чего? Кто то дает этим людям другие возможность заработка? Ты бы лучше искал отчеты по поводу того сколько вредных производств, так называемые цивилизованые страны, перенесли в страны третьего мира.
Изготовление пластин на вид как промышленное Но пыль сурика и других производных свинца это пзц ☠️
jesus there is enough lead poisoning in a single shift to kill an elephant
They could wear a filtered mask and gloves at the least.
Why? Life is so cheap in these countries
@@souloukex6680 not really life is precious but thanks to usa I guess and the long 40 years war
Интересно какие характеристики у такого аккумулятора 🧐
А то,что парами свинца дышут,тебя не волнует?
Я думаю нормальные, учитывая их постоянную жару. Но вот долговечность хз
С учетом дыр в пластинах, качества запрессованного оксида свинца, и еще ослинной мочи вместо электролита работать вообще не должны, что не влияет на продажи лохам.
And me using paper straws saves the ozone. What about the waste he just throws away after burning 🌍
The west is the best.
Теперь понимаю почему аккумуляторы бывают такие ненадежные.
Может наоборот? Видели хоть раз откуда берутся аккумуляторы новые?
Great skill 👍👍👍👍
Great skill,short life
How are they alive after so much lead oxide dust? I know it's not immediate but that kind of exposure would cause problems in a year. Maybe I'm wrong but wow...
They probably don't realize it to be honest. It starts as them being tired with mood swings and they're family's probably just put it off to them being tired from work, or they try to cope with alcohol.
Very hard work and God bless you 🙏
They will be meeting God very soon I'm sure.
это дочернее предприятие"VARTA"
thx for the Polution. Thx for your Help to Change the Clima.
what a fun life! and to think that there are some who earn much much more for much much less than that! well done man!
Yeah im sure chronic lead poisoning must be so much fun
This is a super healthy way of living.
Amazing workmanship and their hands look like they never get hurt or cut! I am sorry though lead is bad stuff and breathing and handling this stuff is deadly over the years.
With no teeth left before the final breath.
Даже просмотр этого видео без мощного противогаза с тройным фильтром, опасен и вреден для здоровья!
What chemical can you ask for its all in this guys... They immune system is out of this world
Que Deus vos dê a proteção,ao lidar com esse veneno.
Forbidden soup and forbidden waffles
真得佩服巴基斯坦的工人，在极端恶略的条件下，能够生产出现代的工业用品、电子产品，这种因陋就简的精神值得佩服。但是也希望他们能够逐步改善条件和工作坏境。
I noticed the battery case says '21 plates per cell' but I counted only 18 would it hurt to put 3 more plates? another example of caveat emptor!
i expect when they make the plates "one size fits all" so only 18 will go in as they might be too thick !
Скоро "золотому миллиарду" придётся так делать...
17:22 bro that is THE MOST primitive form of tack welding i’ve ever seen. jesus christ what year is it again?!
1443 now...thеre...
You're so much better than them 😂
Lead poising in the air and on everything they touch. go's right in the blood
Life all this people is very cheap
And?
@@wills5482 ...and they don't give a fuck about fuckin' lead poisoning. Poor life is now or never. Really no fate and they don't wanna live forever )
All that with sandals on amazing.
И как ни странно этот колхоз работает миллионы лет...
Workers are Prime movers of Country's Progression and building up Economy of Nation. They occupy greatest valuable position in Society and Nation,who do not have time to differentiate cast,creed,colour, Region ,Religion dedicating themselves for the Country.
Làm việc với Chì thật độc hại lắm
What is that yellow 🟡 color powder
Its like making French toast, only with lead instead of bread
السلام عليكم
ارجو شرح عن المواد والكميات المضافة والتعليمات اللازمة
شكرا لكم