How Electric Wires Are Made! Awesome Idea
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- How Electric Wires Are Made! Awesome Idea
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Men working hard and are proud of their skill!! 👌🏼
And children
Amazing ingenuity! Doing whatever you have to do to make a living. Most of this operation could have been from 100 years ago. They are very skilled at their work!
That was the way when money was distributed equally in people .now industrialist makes money only.
I salute These workers for their hard work , dedication ,Creativity Despite hard work conditions they work in.You See almost Everything Here is Manual But At The End They Were Able To Produced Great products.
That’s impressive work and wearing sandals all at the same time too.
Some real state of the art production equipment there! 🤪
@Ben Chuft That's cute, except you missed the mark on best made in the West. I do believe you meant to say the best made in China. You know as well as I do, nothing is made in the West anymore.
From the USA to Pakistan. Very nice factory, organization, neat and orderly work areas, great workers, and nice to see great products being made!!!
Thank you. This is Pakistan, not India, by the way.
@@redfordrn I changed it to Pakistan. Sorry about that. Have a great work day.
Impressive, hard working people!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
The most thing I like is the quality check
Ух, серьезный экструдер! Качество изоляции просто жесть)
Да на серьезных заводах думаю то же самое в итоге, только на современном уровне машины...
@@mikhailglgl3138 да фиг там. Я на кабельном заводе 4 года отработал. Причем застал момент, когда меняли старое оборудование.
1. Перед тем, как закатать в изоляцию, жилу скручивают.
2. Экструдер не горелкой греется, а нормальным нагревателем с терморегулятором
Ну и первый этап, когда на катушки проволоку наматывают, это скорее всего после волочения. Изначально берётся бухта катанки диаметром что-то в районе 10 мм, точно не скажу ибо в отделе IT работал, и из этой катанки вытягивается проволока нужного диаметра. Вытягивается не за один проход. В один проход диаметр можно уменьшить толи на 13%, то ли на 30% (за точность не ручаюсь, но мне память именно вот такие числа подкидывает). После каждого вытягивания проволоку отжигают для снятия полученных при волочении внутренних напряжений. Проще говоря после волочения проволока становится хрупкой. Так вот если первый показанный этап был намоткой после волочения и после этого проволоку не отжигали ... короче говоря полученный кабель в принципе не может пройти контроль качества.
@@ВладимирЛушник я же уточнил, на современном уровне. Тут понятно что примитив, но в итоге из этого примитива и получается технология, то там улучшат, то там...
@@ВладимирЛушник здесь в начале идёт просто перемотка проволоки нужной длины, которую определяют по весу, с транспортной бобины на рабочую.
@@ВладимирЛушник ИМ НА ТВОЙ КОНТРОЛЬ КАЧЕСТВА НА?РАТЬ , У НИХ СВОЯ СТРАНА И СВОИ СТАНДАРТЫ ...
Videos like this make me thankful for OSHA.
I love the primitive conditions they work under and manages to turn out good products 👍👍
“Good products”?
Are you Ill? Sure you’re not feverish?
EVERYTHING is eye-balled for accuracy, NOTHING is ever consistent!
Time for you to revisit your ophthalmologist!
@@hofthomecrap9534 well it looks good from here 😂😂
@@taffythegreat1986 Probably has richer copper content than your usual sh!t you buy from Home Depot!
Making insulated copper wire would be a better title. As usual great video. The guy winding the finished product looked to be having way too much fun, LOL.
Are you into cables manufacturing?
Bendiciones, que bueno que tegan producción local, y creen trabajo para quienes lo necesiten, bendiciones desde Perú
Well done guys... Greetings from Morocco
No insulation resistance test to ensure there are no bubbles or nicks in the insulation?
ahhahhahahah
You are asking too much from this harbor freight wire LOL
no plastics free of halogens?
no women quotas? (perhaps not for shop works, just for big paying, low working political ones)
no iso 9000, 14000?
children working?
this is in a parallel universe from europe
People working in a similar way and in a similar environment with absolutely zero safety measures... if you watched just a few seconds of the video you can't ask that
@@futureartschannel
if you can't understand sarcasm you shouldn't be reading the comments section on videos like this one.
Muy bueno buenísimo felicitaciones, desde Venezuela República Bolivariana, saludos.
show!!! bem artesanal, qual valor da isolação ôhmica do núcleo ao encapamento e qual valor de isolação em tensão elétrica?
Pretty awesome, I should say. Those people do earn their living.
My great Uncle, a plumber, used to make all the ladies in the family a copper kettle and replacement ones, when required. Society loses so much when everyone wants to be a Doctor, a Lawyer, Architect, Engineer, Economist, Marketing etc.
People in society benefit when we elevate the importance of learning skills like stone mason, carpenter, electrician, plumber and other skilled trade skills.
These guys are demonsrating skills and familiarity with processes and machinery that many may never have even seen in their lives
It is a question of money
I cannot agree more with you sir, at last someone who understands
Society is strapped with mad greed and quest to make it big so I don't blame people who shy away from these jobs/skills
A farmer, worker or craftsman in the production oder service is not paid the way it shut be, the produce everything they generate everything the whole society depends on, they pay the profit, the taxes the goverment wastes for games of power and in a too inefficientofficial apparatus , the good lifes of the uppers are payed with blood, swet, tears, health and a shorter lifetime of the workers - it is a case of economic vampirism.
The americans missunderstand the smoothering of the system as sozialism oder communism, the best US-President of the 20th century Franklin Delano Roosevelt was on a good way he installed the new deal. From 1932 to 1941 there was a System the Germans may call a "Soziale Marktwirtschaft", this ended 1941 because of the ww2 there was enough work and money to pay it, this game continues, after the war2 with Japan and 3d-Reich-Germany AXIS and Japan and the liberated Nations payed the bills until 1990 and some even today.
By using grossly inefficient processes they are locked in a cycle pf poverty. The reason the developed countries are rich is because they eliminated these labor intensive processes a century ago.
It’s good to see kids working hard
This is exactly the same process as used in AllWire Manufacturing in Chowchilla California.
Just with one or two safety regulations
You are right
@@Glasrandkante yeah I love seeing all that loose fabric flying around right next to high speed rotary equipment. Nothing could go wrong, right? 🤦
@@jadedandbitter Whereas I disagree with most of the safety regulations in first world countries, this IS dangerous and some common sense should be applied. However, this is the third world and nobody cares about the lower castes.
Someone mentioned that these are highly skilled craftsman. Nope, these are just guys making a living at something anyone can do.
@@Glasrandkante and a way better coating composition. Its the tech that kills small industries .
This is very smart. "The traditional methods are Respected". Good Job.
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I love the steel toed shoes and ventilation.
This is why I love TH-cam..eventhough we all are using wires of so many years.. but this is the first time we actually see this beautiful moment where plastic and copper mix together..
Well done guys..
Young fella knows his job !
Give him a pay rise $$ !
Heavy industrial work, yet wearing light clothing and beach shoes.
Zz
These are the countries where human life has no value.
That’s called confidante
To beach they wear no shoes
They had to burn all of their cathartic gear. Due to the cathartic factory requiring covid shots.
Ah , The good old days at Haani!!!
Superb video.
I never seen such awesome skills.
Thank you very much.
Many times I cut the wire wastey, but I don't know more have effort in behind... Not only to this at all
Very nice work
Well done ummah..keep it till can make big factory🤲🏾👍🏾
Great Pakistani Workers. God Bless you. Respect, From USA.
Конечно великие если до сих пор живут как в позапрошлом веке.
Great stuff 👍. These wires can't be used because there is a lack of quality control i presume (in western appliances i mean, AREI and UL). Non the less they might be up to code. Good work 👍😉
Great upload
Those wires aren't twisted together and could cause hotspots in the cable, I wouldn't trust them.
That's why you get a extra insurance policy.
Having worked in the cable industry ,this method of manufacture is shocking. Apart from the core wires not being twisted, there is also no tension the wire drums feeding the extruder.This would surely affect the finished calbe insulation thickness.
@@johnwilson6298.I am a electrical contractor and these wires are safe in electrical conduit.I use them in Kentucky all of the time.
@@gerald4027 ñ no no no
@@nildaortiz9918.it is the only way to cook food.
Rocking the MC Hammer pants.
Thank you. First time in life saw how electric cables are made.
Where can we buy these extrusion machines
Best regards
It looks nice, but from electricity point of view a twisted worth from 8 wire has other leading capacity as 8 independent wire packed into common insulator. Please twist them before insulation!
Aaaaaaabsolutely, Mister - as soon as you provide us with a rotating spool rack! ;-)
Why twisted has better current carrying capacity than separate wires in insulator ? Please let me know theoretically. Thank you
@@mazharaltaf4899 because you have more copper per meter.
But more material also means higher cost.
@@mazharaltaf4899 waiting for your thinking about the response, are you agree with
Excellent videos ! 👍
Fascinating! Since childhood I always wondered how they put copper inside electrical wires 😀
... turns out they put the plastic over the copper 😉
Now we need a video showing how they put electricity in wires and where the smoke comes from.
LoL
*Main in ki mehnat ko salaam karta hoon*
All workers of this factory are experts in their job. Take care about safty
You are right we also suggested to adopt precautionary measures when they are working
NO SAFETY
The kid whose job is to put the wire on a rack is clearly not an expert
He's bending his back to lift objects.
The guy at 0:27 is guiding the wire with his bare hands.....
It's really easy for an unskilled worker to be good at a task when you're doing it 16 hours a day for 5 years.
Please anyone let me know especially the video uploaded team where is this place I wanted to visit and learn some practical skills at factory I’m planning business in Copper field
The best health, and safety advice; 'Don't make work for someone else, and watch everyone's back'...
फर्स्ट क्लास
क्या बात है
Beautiful.
WOW, these people are really top artisans on what they do. They make it look simple but there's a lot of expertise on their cable manufacturing. Thanks for sharing. Greetings from Paraguay in So.Am.
Smart hard-work.
These are the kind of people you want on hand during a disaster. They have educated hands.
Very nice work machine how much rate
Excelente vídeo e trabalho
Wow you guys are good real good the best
Biggest differnce from production in the richer part of the world is level of process control and automation. To make same amount of cable as 10 persons you need one man, watching TV screens and sometimes adding material.
Can you post a video of that?
Probably find out that the 10 persons are cheaper than the one with the tv screens. In 🇬🇧 UK we have had a lost of fake certified and tested wiring, nearly all from China 🇨🇳. They sent lots of containers worth to us of fake fire resistant wiring, that failed very very badly. When we buy wiring to make our testing machines. They are bought from high end sellers like RS Components (yes I know they are robbing git’s) for the fact they are fully traceable, unlike some manufacturers.. but these guy on here are probably supplying their own country where testing isn’t as paramount.
@@philipboardman7588 Wuuq6ha
@@philipboardman7588 je he
dlatego jest u nas bezrobocie a u nich nie
what is this wire for ? It single core
Very hard work, take care brother, good luck and best wishes for you and your family, love you so much ji ❤️❤️🙏🙏
child labour
Excellent video
I'm at rscc cable in usa watching you guys, you guys work harder than us. You guys are great workers
Hello rats williams sir
How are you?
Wonderful
Pakistani people.
Молодцы 👏
Быстро и качественно.!
Лайк 👍
Interesante , mis respetos para estas personas 👏👏
Good work friends yes
Misterna praca, fachowcy pierwsza klasa. Ale to niebezpieczne dla zdrowia, szkoda ludzi tak ciężko pracują.
Aren’t multi-strand conductors supposed to be twisted together before being insulated? These wires are just held together by the plastic insulation.
BK Burg well yes they're supposed to if you have a governing entity checking the material produce is up to code standards to protect consumers from injury, but I doubt that this factory or country has any code to adhere to such as the type of insulation such as Thermoplastic, Thermalset just to mention a couple of types used as far as the rating of voltage rating, chemical resistance and damage protection. So I don't think this wire up to standards but for third world countries.
OSHA and UL had nothing to with any of these “awesome” manufacturing operations.
@@wardgalanis796 And to mention the NEC or building codes!
Thanks good អគុណ👏
This is like wire-making in the western world, circa 1880. The state of the art has advanced a lot since then, resulting in better insulation, thinner insulation, better conductors, more consistent quality, and type-rated wire. The wire they are making is not so great, the final cable is not 100% tested for coverage, the strands are not twisted or annealed to any spec, the insulation is not temperature-rated or voltage-rated or thinness specified, the cable is not labelled as to type, type-qualifications, diameter, or operating temps. It will "do" if you can tolerate a higher rate of future fires and insulation and conductor failures.
No one would say no to any of what you've stated, but if you ain't got all that, you do the best with what you've got - which these folks are doing; good on them!
All it means is using a lower amperage rating for a given cable. You could probably quadruple the size of the wire as your 1st world factory’s and still pay 10 times less and enjoy better efficiency.
@@justinkemeter Bit of a stretch! 95% of the cost is of the copper, so there is no way to cut that back by 90% without losing 90% of the current-carrying capability. Also efficiency can't go up much as with properly sized conductors it's already like 97%. Basic engineering for safety, efficiency, and economy, which seems to be a bit lacking in some places. Regards.
@@georgegonzalez2476 yes true but they’re probably melting and extruding the copper themselves too
This looks like speaker/low voltage wire.. insulated far more than necessary. I wouldn't get "them all bunched up over nothing "
Very interisting job cable wire factory
Amazing ,outstanding and demanding job
Muy bueno la fabricación.y como imprimen el calibre y los sellos de las normas iram iso.?😬
Как человек обработавший на кабельном заводе 4 года, заявляю, что такой кабель лучше сразу отправлять в утиль.
в каком городе работаешь?
Да че уж там. Несите его сразу мне. Так и быть, утилизирую сей зловредный продукт забесплатно
@@archive4334 и я утилизирую, даже без вреда природе 👍
I like this i want to visit this place kahan per hy ye factory
Fascinating process, good job guys!
Good job guys
Skilled workers, thank you for this great video.
Wow..! .Theye are so much intelligent..
Electrician from the US here, AMAZING. Really inspiring.
So, you will order cables from them !!!
Молодцы мужики!
Wah! brother.👍very good! each & every field needs hard work; dedication & neat / proper handling. good wishes to you.👍👆🌹👍👍😊
I like the pink bows at the end
That would make for an interesting insulation resistance test.
yer It would break down over time and heat starting a fire
А у нас ещё алюминиевые провода в квартирах есть а тут хотя бы медь.
Very nice video and congratulations .
Perfeita produção, não me canso de admirar vocês
Very neat & Quality products my wish and greetings to u for manufacture more new, new products.
Fantástico mesmo tudo artesanal. Parabéns a todos.
¡¡ GENIUS !!
It is amazing what people can do when they put their minds to. I'm impressed
Are you into manufacturing of cables too?
ভাই ধন্যবাদ এই রকম ভিডিও চাই
Espectacular saludos desde Argentina
Excelente labor, excelente trabajo...Bendiciones 👌
Bom trabalho!Saudações de Portugal.
Hi. Amazing. Im from cameroon in Africa. Ill like to own one company same like this. But what kind of plastic u use as isolation?
Great work!
🙏🙏 💖💖
Good work!
Incredible!!! Nothing short than geniuses...I'm surprise the village don't get together and build a space ship
Give them a pre 1990s spacecraft module with electronics intact sitting in some junkyard and I’m pretty sure it would take 9 months to a year for them to have a working prototype ready for preliminary testing.
I found this incredibly fascinating.
indeed, satisfying!
Excellent , Very informative, Thanks for releasing such kind of hidden skill.
Da wundert es mich nicht mehr, dass bei meinen 3D-Druckern der erste Defekt immer gebrochene Kabel sind.
Aber das Video ermutigt mich, mir in Zukunft selber Kabel zu machen ;-)
Absolutely no twisting of the conductors together, which would have interesting fatigue implications, but when you've got no alternative..
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child labour
재미있어요.
풍경은 시골동네 방앗간 같은데, 만들어진 제품은 여느 공장제품과 다름없어 보이네요.
hard working persons, very talented this video reminds me to be sure to have fire extinguishers handy when buying the cheapest cables. and why there is no UL no VDE and no TUV approvals printed to the cable jacket.
Something is printed there though, and I'm struggling to see how...
@@colinstamp9053 At 6:14, I think the gentleman stirs the reservoir containing white paint, which is picked up by a foam wheel and screen printed by the bottom wheel with opposing pressure from the top wheel onto the cable in motion.
@@DannyHoPhD Ah yes. I couldn't see it for looking!
Nice thanx 👍
And to think....All this time I had thought wiring was made by Two Scots fighting over a Penny.
Lmao
The modern penny is no longer a true high copper content, as if you had pennies from say 10 to 20 years ago, they would be worth a lot higher than their currency face value, did you know that the modern pennies are magnetic 🧲?