How Wire Weaving Loom Make Window and Door Screen | Mosquito Net Made

[@johnberry1107]

Bless. Good content! Fascinating to watch these ancient machines operating. The skill of the operators is outstanding. Thank you.

[@BudTheDrummer]

In the mid '50's to the late '70's my Father was a Wire Weaver. They wove copper screening for the paper industry screening pulp. He always dreaded "threading in" and I see why. When the company asked the Workers to take a pay cut to weave inexpensive nylon they went on strike and my father lost his job after 23 years.

[@zoemeow7677]

weee i knew would be pretty amazing of how screens are made to keep us safe from those blood sucking parasite mosquitos eeee woohoo that was realy neat

[@molvigondal8135]

Wow so nice.. .where is this factory

[@gibbethoskins8621]

Completely boggles my mind that somebody designed and built these kind of machines 😵‍💫

[@joshprotz5278]

Great human minds designed this years ago. Wish we had that intelligence today.

[@saave47]

thanks

[@SomeoneCommenting]

So it's the same procedure of cloth and carpet making, but using wire instead of thread. I was trying to find how the other one that is fiberglass or plastic made, because that doesn't seem to be woven, but glued or molten. The threads don't seem to be woven, but it all seems to be at the same level.

[@CNmetalstar]

very nice！

[@khalidnajeeb1653]

Good,

[@vijayk9975]

I need this machine

[@Kashifshortss]

Nicer

[@ZeenathKauser]

🙋🏻‍♀️🙄🤔🌹👍

[@SanjuKumai-lq2rb]

Salary kitna milega

[@arnabghosh4253]

max 15000-18000 INR

[@satishpoonia8004]

30000

[@arnabghosh4253]

@@satishpoonia8004 kaha itna salary bhai ?

[@zoemeow7677]

nightmare sounds neat

[@sscarmping9609]

I'm working

[@takarifsalafiya]

Very noisy.