Holy crap. 😳 I've worked in a Aluminum die caster in the USA, and the way those guys got so close to the furnace @2.25 to @3.00 was crazy! That's literally face melting hot!
I love how these operations always start fast and furious with melting down tons of metal, but by the time you go down the line it's like 5 finished pieces per hour.
На донбасе я видел сталелитейное производство , работу мартенов , прокатчиков , прокатное производство на блюмингах , работу электропечей , доменное производство , коксохимическое производство , я с большим уважением отношусь к людям этой тяжелой очень вредной для здоровья героической профессиии . Небольшое добавление , всегда удивляюсь , это видимо пакистан , как они работают на таком производстве в тапочках сандалиях .
Dioksyne being an organic compound would burn completely at this temperature, and at any rate... Well, lemme put it this way: "modern education shining through, innit?"
-- Кто кладку в печи сломал? -- Этот нехороший человек, Василий Алибабаевич, со всего разгона забрасывал связку алюминиевого профиля и немножко промахнулся. -- Редиска!
I get a kick out of these disparaging comments in here, making fun of the working conditions and product quality; these comments are posted using tablets and other devices that are manufactured with metals sourced from these very places they make fun of.
No quality control by sample testing. I spent twenty years at ALCOA, and have only seen this low level of quality in Viet Nam casting pots and pans along the roadside. Also extruding what looks like some sort of structural shape probably with no nitrogen to protect the extrusions as they come out of the cylinder, and no heat treatment.
I’m sure the owners of this company are abiding by the strict clean air act? Using clean solar & wind energy to power the smelter, not waste oil or bunker fuel
Совершенно верно, в Великой России всё автоматизировано и роботизировано, но местами, где роботов не применить приходится работать руками. Потому молодёжь работает на станках с ЧПУ, а в отсталых странах конечно да, всё вручную.
The wearing of sandals no eye protection flammable clothing etc etc etc and we in North America are ok with importing products from these Countries! No wonder we have Unions in North America or our workers would be working the same way
You're OK with it, cuz, guess what? "Cheep, cheep, mister, must buy!" American mindset, I suppose... But then I might be just wrong, and Americans always buy "the best money can buy" stuff - or, like Aussies used to say, "cheap and best!", wink wink, nudge nudge...
@@tedbell4416 Yes, you're 146% right. After all they are extremally secretive individuals indeed, them Americanos - you hardly ever see them at all, least "see them expressing their mind". Also, it is an utter horse manure that they are extremally competitive and they can hardly take any criticism.
every Wheel was ONCE part in a Vimana,a flying Maschine,but after the Indians have lost the technology,they use the wheel only to roll it. sad. built Vimans again,your have already many many wheels.
YOU may decide not to buy. The manufacturer of all sorts of daily objects - rails for blinds and curtains, shower cabins and what not - may disagree with your advice.
You may decide NOT to, but then a manufacturer of all common/ household aluminium products - like rails for curtains and blinds, shower cabin frames and what not - may disregard your educated advice...
Now you know why Asian aluminum products are worth shit. Contamination of the raw material during its "smelting" does not give a chance for high quality of the product, even assuming that the further technological process was carried out with skill (which I also doubt). About other "little things", such as total disregard for the natural environment and the lack of even minimal protection measures for employees. The low final price of a product is always at the expense of something else.
Every single time .. there’s someone like you bitching about how superior technology exists in other parts of the world 🤷♂️.. you don’t get it do you ?? They are easily 100 years behind most in terms of tech , safety and production processes , yet they always manage to find a way with their limited and scarce resources . Their inventiveness and can do attitude us what these vids are all about and I marvel at their skill , persistence and resourcefulness. What they don’t need is constant bitchiness and carping from clowns like you - get a new perspective on life , you sound really dull and a bit racist tbh .. 🤬 👍🏴
@@jaymacgee_A_Bawbag_Blethering Dear commentator (of course not a clown), please point out any untruth or racism in my comment. And at the same time, these types of "manufacturers" import their products to Europe by impersonating the brands of recognized producers (stealing the brand, trademark design, technical solutions, etc.). It would be good if their "ingenuity" did not involve breaking the law.
@@marekkrajewski2537 “Asian Aluminium products are worth shit “.. direct quote from you ! That do you ? A sweeping generalisation, with a dismissive tone with zero evidence provided - that’s Racism to me ! It’s like me saying you have an Eastern European name so you must like right wing authoritarian government and pickled cabbage - THATS being a racist ! Your childish outburst that they are selling their below par Aluminium in Europe undercutting European manufacturers and putting our populace at risk tells me all I need to know about you . I’m done with your crap , please feel free to have the last word I’m off to do something more interesting than discoursing with you in the bathroom involving toilet paper 🤬 👍🏴
@@marekkrajewski2537 всё, что противоречит твоим убеждениям, и подвергает твои слова сомнению, будет считаться по-твоему "не аргументом", поэтому человек сделал правильно, что не стал тратить на тебя драгоценное время.
Yes, amazing... in a sense. Amazing what people can do with VERY primitive equipment, and with VERY little of it... Some would call it "persistence". "resourcefulness" and other words like that...
@@pacanosiu I'm not sure if I got what the meaning of what you said (heck, I'm not even sure it has any meaning to it - or if it's even in English!) but there was this "in a sense" expression AT THE VERY BEGINNING of my earlier comment, and it is the OPERATIVE here. Also, a today's homework for ya: ponder the meaning and implications of "someone's SPAM is another person's lunch" saying. Thank you for your attention.
Hey, they DO follow "safety rules" - it's just that they are tad different, y'see - "watch-a watcha doin'!" in a nutshell. You observe what's going on, don't do dumb things, ad yer be OK - "inshallah", that is. And WHY that "filming crew" guy, who basically is just a guest there, should "tell them" anything is just beyond my comprehension... And, while at it, he's Pakistani too, did ya know that? ;-)
I am glad they are wearing safety sandals.
Thanks!
@@AmazingGlobalSkills Thank you!
So Glad to see they are using the Super Very Good Indian Safety Sandal.
Seeing people wear sandles next to pouring aluminium is just mind blowing. You only get one set of feet. You can't replace them.
Good to see everyone is wearing the mandatory safety flipflops.
Holy crap. 😳 I've worked in a Aluminum die caster in the USA, and the way those guys got so close to the furnace @2.25 to @3.00 was crazy! That's literally face melting hot!
Well they got a fan duuhh😅
I always like this safety sandals.
Glad everyone had their safety sandles on
Dunno... most of them wear sandals, looks to me...
I love all their safety equipment!
It’s nice to see guys who really love their jobs
I feel bad that these men have to work under deplorable conditions, however, I have a great deal of respect for how hard they work!
Thanks!!!
It's amazing that there are no accident considering they are almost not protected.
I bet the workers here handle the heat incredibly well. In such a harsh working environment, their passion for the job remains strong-truly admirable!
Thanks!
Appalling work conditions - this is why so many of our consumer goods are cheap. Other people risk their lives to produce these products.
Its not aerospace grade aluminum, but i guess it works for a curtain rail and stuff like that.
That’s a clean and well managed operation.
I always wear sandals while i smelt 😂
Best way to do it
Nothing but quality here
A full-face shield would be nice!
*new raggity upload* me: Its safety flipflop time!
Very nice 👍 but very hard job.Thank you very much sir.
Most welcome
Hay lắm các anh làm thủ công nhưng sản phẩm vẫn đẹp
Thanks!
Pierwsza odlewnia gdzie pod nogami jest równo i czysto. Bravo
Thanks!!!
Tony soprano would like that furnace, 10 minutes no evidence, not even the dentures
Очень трудолюбивые люди!
Aluminum with a little bit of plastic flavour :-D
Just as I suspected the furnaces are run on solar and wind energy😂😂😂
Это страна у которой нет своих залежей апотитов!!! Куда наш алюминий пропал??? Раньше он у нас стоил копейки, а теперь на вес золота!!!
Раньше я ради алюмяшки и не нагнулся бы, чтоб поднять.
Кажется, ваше золото очень дешевые... ;-) Есть ли оно сделано с использованием золота вообще?
Q: What is the alloy of your flat stock?
A: Yes.
Serious stuff.. Now you see the difference between West and rest of the world.
7:55 nice protective gloves... and nice protective flip flops
That’s some high tech process.
Aluminium for Boeing?
Yes.
Hard working dudes making $5 day
hardly 5 dollars.
I love how these operations always start fast and furious with melting down tons of metal, but by the time you go down the line it's like 5 finished pieces per hour.
На донбасе я видел сталелитейное производство , работу мартенов , прокатчиков , прокатное производство на блюмингах , работу электропечей , доменное производство , коксохимическое производство , я с большим уважением отношусь к людям этой тяжелой очень вредной для здоровья героической профессиии . Небольшое добавление , всегда удивляюсь , это видимо пакистан , как они работают на таком производстве в тапочках сандалиях .
Сейчас на Донбассе больше такого больше не увидите, освободители уже от всего освободили.
Pakistani hard working people.
Very good, needs new investments to help 😂
That's where the metal for the Boeing Star liner valves come from.😂
Будь здоров.
Nice puffs of dioxine
Dioksyne being an organic compound would burn completely at this temperature, and at any rate... Well, lemme put it this way: "modern education shining through, innit?"
14:34 special cigarettes for this factory: „smoking or working here - you can loose your foot, so why not work and smoke simultaneously?”
A simple face shield might help.
Those are safety sandals.
They are made of mammoth skin.
3:02 Bless you.
-- Кто кладку в печи сломал?
-- Этот нехороший человек, Василий Алибабаевич, со всего разгона забрасывал связку алюминиевого профиля и немножко промахнулся.
-- Редиска!
I get a kick out of these disparaging comments in here, making fun of the working conditions and product quality; these comments are posted using tablets and other devices that are manufactured with metals sourced from these very places they make fun of.
What, no spectrographic analysis to determine the alloy, chemical composition?😁😂🤨
Väldigt miljövänligt...undras om det blir 7075 eller 6062 av den soppan...
Как говорил мой трудовик в школе: -- Подрастёте, пойдёте работать на завод, будете круглое таскать, а квадратное катать...
И правильно! : )
Haha
OSHA HAS WORDS FOR U
...and this word is "we're not amused"?
عاااش 🤙
was that a picture of a FOOT with a ROTTEN TOE on that pack of smokes on his control board????
Yes
3:02 bless ya
Brave men! Not wearing safety boots suitable for this work or suitable gloves and aprons.
(customer)what is the grade of aluminum you produce? ..............(this place) ......Yes.
I don't think OSHA or the EPA would allow this to operate in the USA....
OSHA requires steel toed flipflops
A Lu Mi Ni Um
Al U Mi Num
ingenious
That recycling factory is really Tidey for Pakistan
Indian
Good job
No quality control by sample testing. I spent twenty years at ALCOA, and have only seen this low level of quality in Viet Nam casting pots and pans along the roadside. Also extruding what looks like some sort of structural shape probably with no nitrogen to protect the extrusions as they come out of the cylinder, and no heat treatment.
Well, I guess they're NOT affiliated with ALCOA in any way... anyway.
Excelente processo. Muito profissional!
Thanks!
I’m sure the owners of this company are abiding by the strict clean air act? Using clean solar & wind energy to power the smelter, not waste oil or bunker fuel
The world is going to hell in a handbag - or in this case a tin can
Немыслимо такое увидеть в России, чтобы русская молодежь работала руками на заводе, как эти пацаны. После развала СССР русские отучились работать.
Совершенно верно, в Великой России всё автоматизировано и роботизировано, но местами, где роботов не применить приходится работать руками. Потому молодёжь работает на станках с ЧПУ, а в отсталых странах конечно да, всё вручную.
@@Goooseff Так то в какой то там Великой всё автоматизировано и роботизировано, а на обычной- Путинской до сих пор ходят срать на дырку в земле.
@@АлександрГамза-ф8йВ России сочетается, и роботизация, и дырка...
Ну, Бог (или сатана, я уж не знаю) у нас в Туле перестало хватать рабочей силы - заводы денно и нощно куют оружие и боеприпасы для путинских орд...
Sangat berbahaya sekali apabila Teungku nya meledak
The wearing of sandals no eye protection flammable clothing etc etc etc and we in North America are ok with importing products from these Countries! No wonder we have Unions in North America or our workers would be working the same way
You're OK with it, cuz, guess what? "Cheep, cheep, mister, must buy!" American mindset, I suppose... But then I might be just wrong, and Americans always buy "the best money can buy" stuff - or, like Aussies used to say, "cheap and best!", wink wink, nudge nudge...
@@MrKotBonifacy you know zero about "American mindset"
@@tedbell4416 Yes, you're 146% right. After all they are extremally secretive individuals indeed, them Americanos - you hardly ever see them at all, least "see them expressing their mind".
Also, it is an utter horse manure that they are extremally competitive and they can hardly take any criticism.
i work with these type of extrusions
every Wheel was ONCE part in a Vimana,a flying Maschine,but after the Indians have lost the technology,they use the wheel only to roll it. sad. built Vimans again,your have already many many wheels.
OMG are you serious 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱 I would never buy anything from that country 😱😱😱😱😱
YOU may decide not to buy. The manufacturer of all sorts of daily objects - rails for blinds and curtains, shower cabins and what not - may disagree with your advice.
You may decide NOT to, but then a manufacturer of all common/ household aluminium products - like rails for curtains and blinds, shower cabin frames and what not - may disregard your educated advice...
PALL MALL😊
All that to make a can of Pepsi
Is video k br ma pochan th kidr bni ha yh bata doo
Where is this?
Pakistan.
@@AmazingGlobalSkills Thank you. I enjoy your videos!
Why does the furnace look like a crematorium?
Same manufacturer
Because of your twisted imagination...
👍
why are they wearing sandals
What a poor and old technology. It's hard to believe that they are living in 21'st century...
Now you know why Asian aluminum products are worth shit. Contamination of the raw material during its "smelting" does not give a chance for high quality of the product, even assuming that the further technological process was carried out with skill (which I also doubt). About other "little things", such as total disregard for the natural environment and the lack of even minimal protection measures for employees. The low final price of a product is always at the expense of something else.
Every single time .. there’s someone like you bitching about how superior technology exists in other parts of the world 🤷♂️.. you don’t get it do you ??
They are easily 100 years behind most in terms of tech , safety and production processes , yet they always manage to find a way with their limited and scarce resources . Their inventiveness and can do attitude us what these vids are all about and I marvel at their skill , persistence and resourcefulness. What they don’t need is constant bitchiness and carping from clowns like you - get a new perspective on life , you sound really dull and a bit racist tbh .. 🤬
👍🏴
@@jaymacgee_A_Bawbag_Blethering Dear commentator (of course not a clown), please point out any untruth or racism in my comment. And at the same time, these types of "manufacturers" import their products to Europe by impersonating the brands of recognized producers (stealing the brand, trademark design, technical solutions, etc.). It would be good if their "ingenuity" did not involve breaking the law.
@@marekkrajewski2537 “Asian Aluminium products are worth shit “.. direct quote from you ! That do you ? A sweeping generalisation, with a dismissive tone with zero evidence provided - that’s Racism to me ! It’s like me saying you have an Eastern European name so you must like right wing authoritarian government and pickled cabbage - THATS being a racist !
Your childish outburst that they are selling their below par Aluminium in Europe undercutting European manufacturers and putting our populace at risk tells me all I need to know about you . I’m done with your crap , please feel free to have the last word I’m off to do something more interesting than discoursing with you in the bathroom involving toilet paper 🤬
👍🏴
@@jaymacgee_A_Bawbag_Blethering Indeed, discussion makes no sense. Almost always, the lack of arguments ends with personal remarks (as in this case).
@@marekkrajewski2537 всё, что противоречит твоим убеждениям, и подвергает твои слова сомнению, будет считаться по-твоему "не аргументом", поэтому человек сделал правильно, что не стал тратить на тебя драгоценное время.
and it's supposed to be amazing
prehistory
Thanks!
Yes, amazing... in a sense. Amazing what people can do with VERY primitive equipment, and with VERY little of it... Some would call it "persistence". "resourcefulness" and other words like that...
@@MrKotBonifacy only those who won't do better
@@pacanosiu I'm not sure if I got what the meaning of what you said (heck, I'm not even sure it has any meaning to it - or if it's even in English!) but there was this "in a sense" expression AT THE VERY BEGINNING of my earlier comment, and it is the OPERATIVE here.
Also, a today's homework for ya: ponder the meaning and implications of "someone's SPAM is another person's lunch" saying.
Thank you for your attention.
@@MrKotBonifacy ask the "AI", it should help you understand
99999999
Did he just ha douken 0:29 😆
the guy making video for hard working people why u don't tell them to follow safety rules????
In places like India and Pakistan they don't have Health and Safety as people are expendable
Hey, they DO follow "safety rules" - it's just that they are tad different, y'see - "watch-a watcha doin'!" in a nutshell. You observe what's going on, don't do dumb things, ad yer be OK - "inshallah", that is.
And WHY that "filming crew" guy, who basically is just a guest there, should "tell them" anything is just beyond my comprehension... And, while at it, he's Pakistani too, did ya know that? ;-)
Прокат какой то странный. Кривой, косой и куча брака.