I watched a suitcase factory in Vietnam the other day. This Japanese factory is at another level including the cleanliness, quality and post product testing.
Usually the quality of materials used differ. Processes are same. Where labour is cheep they use labour. In Japan labour is expensive so lots of automation.
Yes...but this factory would be similar to South Vietnam if it still existed. South Vietnam was already building vehicles back in the 1950's with Xe Da Lat. Obviously, Japan is still far ahead, but Vietnam would be a different country today if it wasn't for communism in the first place (both North and South).
Same here. The biggest difference for me is the quality of materials. Vietnamese workers are highly skilled - not using high-tech machinery keeps lots of people employed.
@@chrisx5127 Yes, Vietnam wouldn't be this cheap and dirty place for living (in comparison with Japan) if there was no communism!😂😂😂😂 Yeah, right..........
Big difference between Vietnam ...By simply looking at the physical appearance you can tell its a high quality..I work in Japanese manufacturing and you can tell that this company is really Japanese..The cleanliness and orderliness..specially safety
@@SarabjeetSanghera yeah, it's the customer's prerogative to choose whether they would risk it with the cheaper one or spend more on the more expensive but quality one.
Fascinating to watch. I just watched the same process of luggage making from VN and you can now see why one is dirt cheap while others are more expensive. The quality and care of this is night and day. You do get what you pay for.
Very nice video showing automation and skilled workers putting out a high-quality product. Hello to everyone who helped make this video. ❤❤ Watching from North Carolina, USA.
The blue luggage was made by Proteca (Japanese brand) model name is FREE WALKER GL, materials are Polycarbonate + ABS mixed resin. Has high strength, high stiffness, high heat resistance, and high impact resistance.
Now that's how you make a suitcase. I've just seen a video of a Vietnamese suitcase factory that was so crude and absolutely no testing. It was basically a sweat shop. Sure the Japanese one will be more expensive but at least you'll know it's quality and the workers are safe and paid well.
Comparing with another video which I watched on Vietnamese made luggages , I can say that Japanese made luggages are still much better . While in terms of luggages quality , they all seem to be made from similar materials , but there's other things to take note of. From Japan, the stitching seems better, thus producing stronger luggages , the care taken at each step by the workers ( no throwing of luggages around ) , the working conditions of the factory are so clean, there's even vacuuming at the end of the process. Not to forget that R and D help in improving the durability of these luggages. Vietnam , u still has a lot to catch up!!
Agree , one is first class high tech machine , one is sweat shop low tech poor third world country . The quality speak for itself . Japan is much better but also more than 10 time dearer you are talking 300-500 dollars compare to VN 10-20 dollars .
@@ductritran8637 That's more like 20 times than 10 times. I'm sure though it's not 20 times stronger or better. I have one of those vietnamese luggage, USD 17 for 24" size. It's ok quality, not as good as this japanese's one for sure. But if it breaks in a year or two, it still worth it for me.
Way back in 1978 i use to buy suitcase Japan made brand Ecolace. Since this Ace brand is the only suitcase made in Japan, i can assume Ecolace suitcase must be manufacture in China Ecolace brand quality is good but expensive because high end quality
I like it. ❤ Very good quality. Excellent quality testing. These Japanese suitcases 🧳 are highly suitable. 😅😊 With Lean Six Sigma, I bet they can make it more efficient in production. For example, there were 4 different types of machines that creates a hole each; taking 4 steps. Why not simplify that into a one single step machine that punches 4 holes at a time?
they make different design and size and every design need different holes in different inches and one machine is very complex and not able for all operations, and it is easy for maintnance purpose slam from pakistan
I'm assuming it's just molded plastic? it's bad that there is no metal frame inside, but the weight of this product would be very heavy I mean, once such a suitcase was broken at the airport, it cracked like an eggshell (it was not of high quality) I liked this plant, everything here is so modern that I wonder how it was possible to create Thanks for the interesting video
I think it's some kind of polycarbonate resin mix, idk if that's durable enough or not with very heavy luggage but if it's only for maybe 5-10 years of being used as normal travel luggage it should be fine, it's a cheaper mass produced model after all, not the high-end one
@@oniplus4545 It's just that if the plastic is hard and not soft, it will be more crumbly and not elastic. In the production of suitcases, it is just necessary that it be elastic, since we all know how baggage is loaded into the airport
@@PROProcesss correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't polycarbonate elastic by nature tho? even if it's a little bit, in that video the case can bounce like a jelly a little bit when it got into hard impact
I just finished watching the video of Vietnamese suitcase production :)) In comparison, ABS plastic is similar Japan's modernization: 10 points Rudimentary Vietnam: 5 points As for price, it's like this: TH Vietnam suitcase: average price 500,000 VND (25 USD) Free Walker GL Japanese suitcase: price from 15,000,000 - 20,000,000 VND (700usd or more) :))) Seeing people throwing suitcases into the cargo area, I decided to use cheaper products
Really quality work and suitcase. Just don't like the fact that it does not have a metal hinge. Uses the zipper and a rubber/plastic type guard. But if it works, then it works.
If they are using the soft hinge it must work, Japanese quality tests everything extensively before committing to a design, if only everything in this world was built to Japanese standards, we would have a lot less landfill from rubbish made in China
I watched a suitcase factory in Vietnam the other day. This Japanese factory is at another level including the cleanliness, quality and post product testing.
Usually the quality of materials used differ. Processes are same. Where labour is cheep they use labour. In Japan labour is expensive so lots of automation.
Yes...but this factory would be similar to South Vietnam if it still existed. South Vietnam was already building vehicles back in the 1950's with Xe Da Lat. Obviously, Japan is still far ahead, but Vietnam would be a different country today if it wasn't for communism in the first place (both North and South).
@@m.junaidmahmood4209 Oh that make sense. Damn these companies.
Same here. The biggest difference for me is the quality of materials. Vietnamese workers are highly skilled - not using high-tech machinery keeps lots of people employed.
@@chrisx5127 Yes, Vietnam wouldn't be this cheap and dirty place for living (in comparison with Japan) if there was no communism!😂😂😂😂 Yeah, right..........
So much manual labour involved! Love anything made in Japan
プロテカのスーツケースを使用していますが、キャスターの音が本当に静かだし、細部もしっかりと作られていて素晴らしい製品だと思います。
Big difference between Vietnam ...By simply looking at the physical appearance you can tell its a high quality..I work in Japanese manufacturing and you can tell that this company is really Japanese..The cleanliness and orderliness..specially safety
Agree. You can tell they prioritize quality over quantity.
The working condition is significantly different.
@@SarabjeetSanghera yeah, it's the customer's prerogative to choose whether they would risk it with the cheaper one or spend more on the more expensive but quality one.
Now I know where my suitcase was made! Thanks!
Thank you for watching:)
Love the amazing high tech multi-million dollar production line... with a simple domestic pedestal fan to keep it all running (0:58)...
The way they work shows the quality of Japanese product..
エースの工場が北海道赤平に有るとは知りませんでした。値段は高めですが納得、これからも高品質の商品を提供して下さい。
Minimum manual work. Great quality tests.
Fascinating to watch. I just watched the same process of luggage making from VN and you can now see why one is dirt cheap while others are more expensive. The quality and care of this is night and day. You do get what you pay for.
Yeah, Japan vs Vietnam. I watched too. Japan is far superior.
@@ricardoh.sakuma9062 Haha, same here. The Japanese take pride in their work.
日本製 👏 ̖́-
Very nice video showing automation and skilled workers putting out a high-quality product. Hello to everyone who helped make this video. ❤❤ Watching from North Carolina, USA.
You know.. in all my years of living, I never actually thought I'd watch how a suitcase is made, but you know what.. here I am hahah
Vos vidéos sont toujours très intéressantes, merci!
軽くて丈夫そう！
20L缶等は 落下で底が歪んだりします。
検査で 24kgを入れての様々な試験
ボディや キャスター等の動作
これ等に問題無いのは素晴らしい。
The technology line of the product is very good, it's true Japan Their made products never let me down.
Nice Japanese products
Nhật Bản làm ra những sản phẩm khỏi phải bàn. Họ làm rất tốt và bền đẹp 🇯🇵👍
Đúng rồi, có cảm giác mọi sản phẩm họ làm ra rất trau chuốt, kể cả thái độ làm việc của họ, khác rất xa so với Việt Nam.
JAPAN is ADVANCED TECH and JAPAN is QUALITY
Buena combinación de trabajo automátizado y a mano que le da el toque de calidad de las manufacturas Japonésas.
メイドインジャパンはここにしかないって事か、他は日本の会社でも海外生産って事になるのね
メイドインジャパンをもっと広めよう❗️
Made in Japan
日本製
とても有名なので宣伝する必要はないと思います ^^
That is a good quality travel bag it came out nice 😁✌️
Wow, The the Japanese really do thorough quality testing.
プロセスX👍👍👍
ЧІудова робота, працівники, такі молодці.
I like it! Modern, professional ,...NOT a sweat shop!
I love it, the workers are very good 🤩
Typical high quality Japanese product 😁👌👌👏👏👏
Thank you for sharing an interesting video.
The blue luggage was made by Proteca (Japanese brand) model name is FREE WALKER GL, materials are Polycarbonate + ABS mixed resin. Has high strength, high stiffness, high heat resistance, and high impact resistance.
Now that's how you make a suitcase. I've just seen a video of a Vietnamese suitcase factory that was so crude and absolutely no testing. It was basically a sweat shop. Sure the Japanese one will be more expensive but at least you'll know it's quality and the workers are safe and paid well.
Wouldn't be the case if South Vietnam still existed or if communism never entered Vietnam in the first place.
Comparing with another video which I watched on Vietnamese made luggages , I can say that Japanese made luggages are still much better . While in terms of luggages quality , they all seem to be made from similar materials , but there's other things to take note of. From Japan, the stitching seems better, thus producing stronger luggages , the care taken at each step by the workers ( no throwing of luggages around ) , the working conditions of the factory are so clean, there's even vacuuming at the end of the process. Not to forget that R and D help in improving the durability of these luggages. Vietnam , u still has a lot to catch up!!
Each production chain targets a specific clientele. Jap products are of course nicer if one's willing to pay 3-5 times more
Your right this is good quality.
Agree , one is first class high tech machine , one is sweat shop low tech poor third world country . The quality speak for itself . Japan is much better but also more than 10 time dearer you are talking 300-500 dollars compare to VN 10-20 dollars .
@@ductritran8637 That's more like 20 times than 10 times. I'm sure though it's not 20 times stronger or better. I have one of those vietnamese luggage, USD 17 for 24" size. It's ok quality, not as good as this japanese's one for sure. But if it breaks in a year or two, it still worth it for me.
Vietnam is still a communist country. South Vietnam would be similar to Japan today if it still existed.
That's some testing they do. 👍🏴
Nhà máy sản xuất Vali Nhật Bản rất tuyệt vời. Công nghệ sản xuất rất hiện đại 🇯🇵👍.
Realmente impressionante a fabricação das malas.
Just an amazing job and clean as well 😊
I need just one suitcase for a romantic flight, In The Sky. Come on, fly around My Heart 🛪
It's hard to believe that it took so long to put wheels on a suitcase!
Video très intéressante, belle usine. Très bien fimé.😊
エーストラベルバッグの品質は本当に良く、エースユーザーとして長い間使用しています。ピノイ万歳
Ēsutoraberubaggu no hinshitsu wa hontōni yoku, ēsuyūzā to shite nagaiai shiyō shite imasu. Pinoy banzai!!
what a great quality factory and standard
日本手提箱👍👍
乾淨衛生👍👍
2:50 Om nom nom.
Way back in 1978 i use to buy suitcase Japan made brand Ecolace. Since this Ace brand is the only suitcase made in Japan, i can assume Ecolace suitcase must be manufacture in China
Ecolace brand quality is good but expensive because high end quality
Good to see this.
They look well made! All countries should have such high standards in manufacturing!! (Hint to China!)
Not made in China! 😁👌👍
Wow, good processing
Единственный завод в Японии, а остальное все в Китае производят)
К сожалению так и есть.😢
Made in Japan 🇯🇵...Yes.
Made in Japan. ❤❤❤
Beautiful in God's own country, Japan 👍👍
And I would surely like to own a couple of such suitcases ~
I like it. ❤ Very good quality. Excellent quality testing.
These Japanese suitcases 🧳 are highly suitable. 😅😊
With Lean Six Sigma, I bet they can make it more efficient in production.
For example, there were 4 different types of machines that creates a hole each; taking 4 steps. Why not simplify that into a one single step machine that punches 4 holes at a time?
they make different design and size and every design need different holes in different inches and one machine is very complex and not able for all operations,
and it is easy for maintnance purpose
slam from pakistan
I'm totally gonna buy this brand now
It cost between 600>900 usd each one. Not cheap. :)
What is the name of this brand?
@@Tichanh what is the name of this brand please ???
@@humanitynow1565 ACE Luggage Co.
@@humanitynow1565 ace
Best of Best 👍
الدول المتقدمه هي الدول الصناعية
الصناعه رمز واساس اقتصاد الدول
احترام المُنتج شيء مهم
لا استمراريه لدوله إلا بالصناعة ❤
방금 베트남 케리어 업체 보고 왔는데 ㅋㅋ 일본이랑 많은 차이가 있네요
Made in Japan ist always quality you can trust
刚刚才看了一个越南的箱包制造流程，相比之下日本的制造流程采取了部分机器人制造工艺，并且制造过程中有对产品的保护，工艺和质量我感觉更好一点。
うちは 🇩🇪の RIMOWA バゲージが 1番だと思ってた🤍🤍Samsonite 2個壊れた バリバリ
خیلی زیبا و قشنگ دمتون گرم
Nice 😊
マツコの知らない世界で紹介されてましたね🎉
Looks heavy
В таком месте приятно работать,и какая огромная разница с роликом о чемоданах которые делают во Вьетнаме. Хотелось бы посетить этот завод
superb quality..
Thx 👍🏾😎
Good looking and good quality suitcase products from Factory Japan, but I don't know what is suitcase name
I'm assuming it's just molded plastic?
it's bad that there is no metal frame inside, but the weight of this product would be very heavy
I mean, once such a suitcase was broken at the airport, it cracked like an eggshell (it was not of high quality)
I liked this plant, everything here is so modern that I wonder how it was possible to create
Thanks for the interesting video
I think it's some kind of polycarbonate resin mix, idk if that's durable enough or not with very heavy luggage but if it's only for maybe 5-10 years of being used as normal travel luggage it should be fine, it's a cheaper mass produced model after all, not the high-end one
@@oniplus4545 It's just that if the plastic is hard and not soft, it will be more crumbly and not elastic.
In the production of suitcases, it is just necessary that it be elastic, since we all know how baggage is loaded into the airport
@@PROProcesss correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't polycarbonate elastic by nature tho? even if it's a little bit, in that video the case can bounce like a jelly a little bit when it got into hard impact
@@oniplus4545 I don’t know what kind of plastic is elastic, but yes, in the video it is elastic, so this suitcase will be good
ポリカーボネイト樹脂は防弾ガラスにも使われる衝撃に対して強い樹脂です。
CDやDVDにも使われている樹脂です。
但し薬品には強く無く特に四塩化炭素と呼ばれる薬品が掛かると瞬間的に侵されて分子結合が切れボロボロに分解されます。
Круто
👍 you guys
Respekt
I just finished watching the video of Vietnamese suitcase production :))
In comparison, ABS plastic is similar
Japan's modernization: 10 points
Rudimentary Vietnam: 5 points
As for price, it's like this:
TH Vietnam suitcase: average price 500,000 VND (25 USD)
Free Walker GL Japanese suitcase: price from 15,000,000 - 20,000,000 VND (700usd or more)
:))) Seeing people throwing suitcases into the cargo area, I decided to use cheaper products
Those are some quality suitcases. Unlike junks from China that will break after using it 1 - 2 times.
give me a site to order this suitcase 👍🏻
Why did they blur out the brand? I'd like to buy one.
Time to move on😎
Perfect
Fabricat în Japonia... 👍👍👍👍....
Really quality work and suitcase. Just don't like the fact that it does not have a metal hinge. Uses the zipper and a rubber/plastic type guard. But if it works, then it works.
If they are using the soft hinge it must work, Japanese quality tests everything extensively before committing to a design, if only everything in this world was built to Japanese standards, we would have a lot less landfill from rubbish made in China
Çok iyi.
그동안 얼마나 많은 가방을 만들었을지 ?
그동안 얼마나 많은 사람들이.
thanks
爱斯箱包。。在上海有一个合资工厂！我在日本买过一个超大的日本制托运箱。喜欢！😍
ベトナムの工場を先に見たので、違いがよくわかって面白かった。機械化が進んでいる日本ですが、さすがに縫製だけは人力ミシンですね。
昔ここに似た作業をこの場所でしてました。ハードでは修正というぶっ叩いて矯正という方法だったかな？をしていましたが、縫製は理解していないとガタが発生したらめんどくさいんですよね。ここでの経験があるからついどんなスーツケースやビジネスバッグ、ポーチなんかガタを見ちゃいますね。
Love japan
熊さんまだここでがんばってるんだ。理不尽な扱いに嫌気さして辞めたけど、残った人達も頑張ってるんだな。
excellent high strength plastic polymer suitcase manufacturing in Japan but Zip should be replaced with sliding locks for excellent security #
Der japanische Samsonite.
This is the difference between the Japan and other countries
good job respect
Merci pour ce produit mais combien ça coûte tout les machines pour faire un usine de fabrication je suis en Algérie
اسال بالصين باليابان اسعار ماكينات غالية
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
저런 질 좋은 일본제 여행용가방 하나있으면 평생 사용 하겟네요
Trust the label Made In Japan
Servirá esta fabrica casi toda pero para fabricar componentes del coche rodillo
El sup chasis , el techo ..asientos ..
Được cái công nghệ tự động hiện đại hơn vn hjhj
Where can i buy one of these luggages?
I want one