Huge Jaw Crushing Machining Hammer Manufacturing In The Largest Factory Heavy Duty HardWorking
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- Huge Jaw Crushing Machining Hammer Manufacturing In The Largest Factory Heavy Duty HardWorking
In this captivating video, witness the mesmerizing process of manufacturing massive jaw crushing machining hammers in one of the world's largest factories. From the raw materials to the precision machining and assembly, every step is a testament to heavy-duty hard work and precision engineering. Explore the sheer scale and power of these industrial giants as they come to life, ready to tackle the toughest challenges in heavy-duty industries. Don't miss out on this incredible journey through the heart of manufacturing prowess! Subscribe now for more fascinating insights into the world of heavy industry
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How would you like your steel sir? Oh just a mixture of what ever you have on hand, the composition is not that important. A few old bike & car wheels would be nice tho.
I was thinking precisely that, you've just expressed it better. Still I amore the skill displayed.
Им проще и дешевле сделать 5 "мягких" или "хрупких" деталей, вместо одной качественной.
These are the guys who can do anything, and fix anything, using primitive processes and methods. But they haven't quite mastered safety shoes yet. Something tells me that there are more than a few large castings around with toes in them.
Safety sandals and matching two piece trousers and long dress must be worn at all times
Amazing workmanship!
And I was drooling over the scrapyard.
They also have some of the worlds best scavengers.
Which is what they put in whith the hose. Air or other gas?.
I really admire these folks. They work very hard, in difficult and dangerous conditions. The workmanship with what they have avilable to them is truly amazing!
Well put indeed .
Mould casting for me is like Statistics I never get it 😂. Respect to these guys 🎉❤
Was waiting for the wheelbarrow to fall into the furnace 😅
What a nightmare of a place to work. They probably get paid a pittance too. I'll never complain about my job ever again!
Smart and skilled workers, my respects!❤❤❤😊
Crude engineering
You guys are crazy, I wouldn’t go near that ladle without heat and flame resistant clothing.
But it’s impressive what you produce.
❤❤❤❤❤
This is how we got our training, my appreciation from Uganda
Witnessing some real craftsman.
-Great job
😊buen trabajo saludos desde Uruguay!!!
Impressive 🤓🙋♂️👍
Donald Duck is working in every factory
They are using HITACHI demolition hammer that made me shoulder replacement surgery few years ago.
Hard working people,hallo from holland.
Làm việc này quá nguy hiểm
I hope jack in the bean stalk enjoys his whistle
Human beings are incredible.
I would get that all smoothed out then step on it
Man i would not be standing there with hot smoke rising up my skirt
❤
It's hard to believe they have all their body parts.
👍👍
no one is going to bury a dead body in that floor.
Life expectations for these guys?
YES! lol
'Til about afternoon smoko, I reckon!
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Respect to the workers on all that hammering and what not but I would think in an industrial system for the sake of Time savings a pneumatic air chiseling system of some kind would be very advantageous for those people in that case 😂
I'm trying to think of how many safety rules were ignored in this process if that was made by US workers. Are those blessed sandals those men are wearing with fire proof clothing? Wow ... just WOW !!!!!!
Shock, horror, and nobody got hurt. Rules are there for people who can't think for themselves, whereas these guys can.
Those sandals are Government Approved fireproof, steel toed high impact sandals. Also it's typical to lose half a dozen workers per day due to 100% body burns, heavy chains and equipment accidentally falling from above severing body parts or worse, workers accidentally getting between a prepared pour of molten steel and form work, that there are always ample supplies of extra Government Issued heavy equipment work sandals to go around keeping everyone safe and thankful for their concerned Government Safety Controls and caring watchful company personnel keeping them as safe as is possible while not losing a minute a month of production time.
If I were guessing I think the government don’t care about anything but money.
They dont need safety boots or safety equipment!
Open toes an flimsy tunics for them!
#RomeshRanganathan in the blue and yellow nonchalantly standing next to the giant whistle
I have never seen anyone use so much Tumeric for making castings .
Imagine if it was saffron!
잡소리가 많이 나네요 조립할때 보니 밸브간극을 체크안하고 바로 조립하던데
надо придумать им хороший вибростол как на промышленных заводах и не надо отколачивать вручную
What’s the yellow stuff is it sand ? And why it gets hard when they blow air in
Can someone explain please
Hello Sir, Yellow is not sand! But we call it castables or a form of ceramics used for smelting. You can't understand unless you mastered smith making! Fire is the master builder making goods or needs! Let me stay on the subject matter, it's a chemical compound that contains 90% Alumina. Essential for casting/smelting. This you see is highly advanced skills of makes!😮
Excellent question!
Thank you very much Sir! Appreciate it
Not sure about the material used for the casting BUT they are not blowing air into the sand. Those probes you saw are actually vibrators used to vibrate the material. That forces the air in the material out allowing it to be packed harder. People pouring cement do the same thing. They vibrate the cement/concrete to force the air out.
The Mold for is made of a mixture of sand and liquid silicate binder which is hardened by passing Co2 gas over the mold.
28:00 man you wouldn't want to fall down that hole
What is the gas in the small holes for?
carbon dioxide. the sodium silicate mixed with the sand will harden when exposed to co2, binding the sand and creating the strength of the mould.
they are mutant...
tempo de 53:22 minutos,o rapaz parece com aquele do dupla do barulho do Discovery Channel ( o Aron) mecânico chefe...
You guys are very skilled workers and very hard workers. A hand held Jack hammer would come in handy to get the mount off the metal. I take my hat off these guys for the skill they have must of took years to get ware they are and probably teach there sons .💪💪💪
Zero safety,
It would be interesting to know statistics on how many serious manufacturing injuries or deaths there are per year in Pakistan.
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safety inspectors would die over this, they walking aroun in flip flop while molten hot metal lava ooozing everywhere, no eye or head gear, no gloves, ground a working hazard, but this is where we would be if no government was to step in haah lol
What is the yellow material?
melted light bulbs with all the light still in them.
I like how there’s absolutely no safety for the workers pouring molten metal with open toed shoes and cotton. I’m assuming clothing that’s the way the USA wasn’t up until Govt stepped in.
These wearing extra long shirts peoples work hard like the pyramid builders.