The process of making a stair lift. An old housing welfare equipment factory in Japan.
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- The process of making a stair lift. An old housing welfare equipment factory in Japan.
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高浜市にこんなメーカーがあったんですね。階段昇降機はニッチな製品です。
ただ私のように必要としている人がいるのでこれからも製品を作ってほしいものです。
How many do you need? I figured one was enough for most buyers
ジェットコースターとかもこの企業さんが作ってくれてたら安心できる
急下降/一回転するところも、ゆっくりと動いてくれて安心ですね。
てやんでぇ、ジェットコースターなんてどっかのネジが一本外れてるくらいのスリルが丁度いいのよ
That's quite innovative. A helpful way for the disabled to move around.
これ見ると、グレムリンでお婆さんが窓突き破って吹っ飛んで行くシーン思い出す
😊
你的影片真是讓人停不下來！那種從無到有的過程，說明又清晰易懂，讓我完全沉浸在製造的神奇世界中。太精彩了！
Japan is always on another level
That weld on the bracket was very nicely done.
There is something so peculiar about Japanese safety culture, or more accurately put, the conspicuous lack thereof in industry. For instance it is extremely surprising that in such a wealthy and technologically advanced society they are still having welders use old fashioned dark glass that has to be manually emplaced and removed from the welder's face every time an arc is struck (5:10) and other welders using nothing at all but their own closed eyelids and averted vision when they weld (7:00)!! This in an era when instantaneously auto-darkening photovoltaic cell powered LCD protective welding goggles can be had for literally about 10 dollars on any of the usual retail sites. It is inexplicable why a business would persist with such old methods when options of far greater safety and convenience for workers is readily available at a pittance.
Honestly, I don't understand it either. But I do know that the japanese tend to be skeptical about new methods and processes. Which is in the least ironic, having in mind that Japan is known for being a technologically advanced country. Well... that certaintly can't be said about their factories, unfortunately. The most affected are the factory workers, as seen in this video (and many others on this channel).
Every country has it's peculiar safety foibles or work habits. In the US, for example, it is *VERY* common for wrkers to not use ear protection. You also won't see void safety netting on SFH building sites in the US when they put up the second floor or roof. Same for tools and ways of using them. The Japanese won't go near nails on most construction, whereas you couldn't get a US builder to use screws for residential construction even when they're specified on the plans. Handplanes used in joinery would be another example of simple difference.
Asian companies love cutting corners. When working with them we always have to send experts to supervise the manufacturing process. No wonder they are cheap
@@teeklerlee5847 Yes, because "Asians" are all the same, aren't they?
In my experience, the Japanese will adhere to the contract signed. They'll bargain hard, but once agreed they'll almost always deliver. Chinese companies will rob you blind by ignoring the contract if it makes them a profit. And it often doesn't matter if you watch them. Taiwan is close to Japan in contract adherence. Vietnam and Thailand are quite variable.
Having said that, the US is almost as bad as China. They will often cheat on the contract, and they will almost always steal IP if you're a non-US company.
but imagine the great dishonor of using an automatic welding mask. japanese companies won't change so much as their brand of toilet paper without the company president personally announcing the decision and apologizing to all the workers' families after seeking spiritual guidance at the local shrine
Admiro muito o
Cuidado no manuseio das coisas. Os japoneses são exemplos 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
박수를 보냅니다.최고예요.👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍😊
Very interesting as always, but around 2:40 into the video you can hear American marching music playing in the background... Interesting music selection for sure in a factory.
A country that cares about its citizens and especially about the disabled Japan! ❤️🇯🇵🙏
Nice video.
I think it's great that companies exist. Who offer “assistance” for older people.
This “help” costs more than a good car. You don’t think they make lifts for free, do you?)
@@deadcxap755,
I also know that a stair lift is very expensive and not everyone can afford one. I can't afford something like that either, even though I have health problems with my back that sometimes cause my leg to simply buckle.
@@deadcxap755,
I also know that a stair lift is very expensive and not everyone can afford one. I can't afford something like that either, even though I have health problems with my back that sometimes cause my leg to simply buckle.
It's like a roller coaster for old people.
😮👍 日本 ❤ 偉大な国家の繁栄
日本は中国よりしたです中国が偉大な国家
Quy trình sản xuất thang máy của Nhật Bản rất hiện đại. Người Nhật tuyệt vời 🇯🇵👍.
Thanks for the video. Japanese products have no comments, very good quality...❤👍👍👍.
한국에도 꼭 필요한 장치군요🎉😂❤
Hello, I am from Iran. Thank you for all your good videos. I enjoy watching the production process and the production line. Thank you.🙏🙏💐💐👌👌👍👍👏👏
I'm from iran 😂...maybe you shouldn't start your comment with i'm from iran.....
@@BRAVOBLUEZ You, like me and the people of my country, have not experienced internet restrictions and filtering, and you don't know the difficulties and problems with which we have access to free and unrestricted internet. What do you know about us?! I started by saying that I am from Iran so that they know that their videos and posts are very valuable to me
I remember using a Bishamon pallet lifter in my factory's warehouse.
動画の製品とは違いますが、この会社のハンドリフターを使っています。
もう十数年選手ですが、不具合無く使えています😊
Người Nhật làm ăn rất tuyệt, Nhà máy sản xuất thang máy khổng lồ.. Nhật Bản 🇯🇵✋.
Качество состоит из мелочей,
но Качество это не мелочь.
Японцы - уникальная нация
Very cool process - very sad editing at the end: You cut out the most important part - how the trolley changes angle but the chair stays level.
精致细腻!
I like the background music--the piano. Can someone tell me the musician, please? And thank you!
*Eu Vou Estar Lá!*
Very nice workmanship and quality...looks expensive !
生産性のない会社より、こういう会社にどんどん儲けてもらってほしい。
Un grand merci pour la vidéo!
👍👍👍
Não duvido da competência japonesa naquilo que faz, porém, faltou um pouco de marketing na apresentação do produto.
Ora, era para ter colocado na cadeira no teste final, uma pessoa obesa em torno de 100 quilos.
Se subisse levemente com 100 quilos, óbvio que mostraria suportar menos peso, a exemplo do (peso) pena desse senhor do vídeo.
A realidade precisa ser mostrada para a tomada de decisão de muitos filhos de pais idosos (e obesos) que há no mundo, que passam o dia no andar térreo, e dormem no primeiro andar.
Outra coisa é o preço, e os contatos dos locais de venda.
Parabéns!. Abraço cordial. Salve Maria!.
感謝分享影片
很棒的實用器具🎉
Very nice accurately made, exception quality. than you.
Satisfying to watch. I would love to know what that beautiful piano music was.
プロセスX👍👍👍
Krásný, přesně tohle bych potřeboval.
👏👏👏👍
スギヤスだと分からないけどブランドのビシャモンが有名な会社
Japanese quality handcraft 😁👍
A fantastic product which I hope never to use!
I may need one of those in the future.
See the same problem as here, no hand railing for the rest of the peoples who use the staires........................
Faltou a cadeira se dobrar automaticamente
結構小さいラック歯車で椅子と人の体重を支えることになるけど、欠けたりしたときに非常用ブレーキみたいなのあるのかな？
これ設置しているとこ大阪市で一度だけ見た事ある。上から爺さんが何も言わずこれに腰掛けて降りてきた時はシュールすぎて笑いを堪えるのが必死だったわ😂
It pains me to see such negligence in production. It is clear that the plant was designed by smart people - convenient fastening modules, hangers and other equipment... But they couldn’t give the welder a normal protective mask?! And when he welds a gear rack without a mask at all, covering himself with a visor?!
A strange decision to spend time and effort wiping the pipes before bending. Afterwards it will still be covered in grease from the machine. It would be logical to only clean the welding zones, and then at the very moment after welding. A lot of time is spent on sanding before painting; sandblasting machines were invented for this long ago.
Terribly high paint consumption. Zones like those shown, with air blowing and a wall of falling water, are used for painting only large parts; painting pipes or other openwork structures on them is unprofitable - 90% will settle on the filter and not on the part. For such structures, airless sprayers with a small spray should be used.
Painting surfaces that will be constantly under load... This is the height of idiocy. The paint will fall off the rack after 3 uses of the lift. The paint will peel off from the top of the pipes after a month of use. And since the materials are simple iron, and not a stainless alloy, it will begin to rust. Isn't it cool? Staining red, flakes of paint on the stairs, the same look... This is clearly visible at the “testing” stage.
Separately, regarding the “test”. Checking without load? Seriously? What is its point, to give the appearance of work? Obviously, the seats themselves are not made at this plant, which means the most they can check is that the motor turns on. A test bench is not needed for this.
Well, the finished product... I never understood why the speed of assistance for the disabled in Japan is so low. It takes almost half an hour to climb 3 floors! A normal lift in other countries will operate at the speed of a normal pedestrian, not 10 times slower!
You missed the part at the beginning where they told you that this isn't their main line of business, right? I guess they *could* speed the tens-to-hundreds of thousands of dollars on specific plant for bending and painting as the test the market for a new product? That seems sensible, right? As for the production process, wtf do you care if they clean it multiple times? Wht TF should there be grease on the bending blocks? The last fvcking thing you want on a bending machine is grease on the contact point that you're bending around, *especially* heavy gauge steel tube like that. It will rust, will it? Galv steel will rust? What sort of fvckwit would suggest using stainless steel pipe for a product that needs *bending* and then is placed under stress?!?! Galvanised steel pipe is a far better choice. As for the paint, it will depend on the paint. I would have thought a electrostatic applied or enamelled paint would be more durable, but paint's not my thing really - I do know I've seen plenty of chairs like this with years to decade+ use that still have the original paint on them; wear tracks from the rollers, for sure, but he paint hasn't failed or "simply fallen off within 3 months".
I guess you're just an expert on paint as well as manufacturing processes *AND* engineering *AND* equipment choice *AND* safety testing *AND* design *AND* QA, yeah?
And you are simply wrong about the speed at which the lifts operate in other countries. The lift speed shown is not outside the norm for that style of lift - and you have no idea if the lift has alternate speed options available. But hey, let us all know how much of an expert you are on everything and why we're all wrong based on a single video.
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What’s the piano music at the beginning please ?
Японцы молодцы!
Nice ❤
Пока ты едешь на этом подъемнике тебя успеют сожрать зомби!
Age-in-place boomers checking their HSA balances
座椅不在同樓層有召位功能嗎？
有身份解鎖/上鎖功能嗎？
我沒猜錯這是為了災難發生逃離而設計。
一軒ずつ階段の長さとか違うからオーダーメイドなんだろうか
This shit drives me up the wall
MADE IN
How much would it cost for that setup ?
溶接時の映像で目が死ねる……;つД｀)
死ぬな
生きろ
어청
愛知小型エレベーター
愛知小型エレベーター
愛知小型エレベーター
Иолодцы 👏
저런거 만드는 회사 우리 대한민국 에는 없나요
Jitna facilities badh rhi insaan utna hi kamjor hote j rha h 😢
Why are you recording the welding process on camera? Kids could watch the video and go blind because of it.
Sterile too?🤣
No. They can't. You can't possibly be that stupid. Can you?
なんキロまで行けますか？
很好，应该来中国发展，中国老龄化很严重
元気な人なら普通に歩いて登る方が絶対楽でしょう！
この製品介護用品やぞ
お門違いは帰りなさい
서울역에 설치했다가 다 철거했지. 사고가 하도 많아서 그래서 엘리베이터를 설치했지. 98%에서 마지막 2%을 해달라고 시위하는게 더 문제지.
수직 수평 엘리베이터이외는 대책이 없는데
중간에 멈쳐버리면 대책도 없고 500미터 옆에 엘리베이터가 설치된 역이 있는데도 무조건 엘리베이터 해달라고 하니 문제인거지.
차라리 기어오르는게 안전하지. 다리에 힘이 없는 노인들이 쓰려지면
財布は落としても良いが、命は落命して欲しく無い。なので、これからもエレベーターが設置困難な5階建以下の建造物内で直線用のレール幅を1cm,2cm,5cm,10cm,15cm,45cm,等の様に規格化して割高になり易い受注仕様の緩和に役立てたら良いと思います。(個人購入の場合や現場、での組立、再加工)に良いと思います。湾曲部分と斜めの幅のみ特注にすれば割と価格を下げられるのでは無いでしょうか？
1:32 ТэБэшник в акуе......
😮👏
ジェットコースター
nice lack of welding safety equipment, i guess japanese dont need no welding mask or goggles
asian companies love cutting corners. When working with them we always had to send experts to supervise the manufacturing process
Japanese welding goggles and LCD automatic light shielding surfaces are of the highest quality in the world, and each company offers a wide variety of popular products...
Musik nervig
일본땅 넓은데 = 계단있는 집을 없애야지 굳이 계단 승강기
👍👌👍🇩🇪👍
エレベーターで十分