@@halflifezherka Metal ones require an exterior pouch of some sort, like shown in the end of the video, this keeps it warmer longer and prevent the user from burning themselves. So it all depends on the pouch that determines how long it stays warm.
Benar. Berkemah di musim dingin sangat membutuhkan kemasan air panas itu. Karena aku sering berkemah bersama keluarga. Terimakasih telah menyajikan video pembuatan botol ini. Sangat menyenangkan bekerja di pabrik di Jepang itu. Dan saat selesai bekerja mrnikmati kopi coklat panas darinya. Salam Hormat 🙏🇮🇩⚘
I remember very well using these metal hot water bottles in Tokyo’s cold winters. The bottles would be inserted into a cloth pillow to prevent burns but sometimes it would slip out and I got 2nd degree burns on my feet. This was in the late fifties and early sixties when my family was living in an old Japanese wood structure house. It was a very big house with no insulation, no central heating and was very very cold. Some rooms had portable kerosene stoves and some had gas stoves but they were never used while we slept. My fresh white school shirts were cold and crispy in the morning and could not be worn until it was warmed up by a stove and loosened! That’s the way it was then, wether you were in a upscale house or middle class.
I have two of these. I also have one made of rubber. The rubber type can only hold hot water up to 50-degree C, while the metal one all the way to boiling point. Decades ago rubber was not made as durable as of today, and metal was the choice.
This was very interesting! First, I've never seen a metal hot water bottle...ones here in the states are normally rubber....I am very surprised how much is manually done...I would figure a lot of the process would be automated. All I could think of was I hope they get to change up stations regularly, as being a "Screw on cap person" for years would get pretty old, pretty fast. It could be fun if you changed it up every day, so your not doing the same task for years and years.
A stainless steel yutanpo is good, but a copper one has better heat retention and is therefore more expensive. After sleeping with the yutanpo, you have warm water for washing and shaving your face the next morning.
heat retention isnt a factor in cost... its what its made from and the process is takes to make it. copper is a more expensive metal AND IS THEREFORE MORE EXPENSIVE
Ich frage mich immer wieder wer all das zeug kauft das überall hergestellt wird, wenn man bedenkt was alles so am tag produziert wird wird einem schnell mulmig. aber ein gute video weiter so.
I didn't expect the two pieces of metal were glued not welded. Is it because it involves a lot more work for post-processing if using welding? Also, What kind of glue is used for the zinc plates.
I don't understand how you would use these bottles camping. Do you heat water on the camp fire, fill bottle, then use it as a warming aid in the tent? I don't see the heat lasting long enough to be worth the effort.
When camping in he Mountains in Nepal, we used to boil water to sterilise it, fill our Aluminium Sigg drink bottles with it, keep in sleeping bag overnight and then drink the next day, very effective.
Like you said it is a warming aid, but in a sleeping bag not for the whole tent, it can actually last a whole night in a bag. Also, like the end of the video, you need to put it in its own pouch, which insulates it a little making it last longer while still giving off heat and not burning the user.
Wouldn’t having the holes cut for water out done at same time as the outer excess metal is removed?. There’s a lot of double handling there. Cool share thanks.
I remember seeing in old museum houses they used to have metal pans on sort of broomsticks that were placed into beds to warm them up, but you wouldn't sleep with them there.
Сначало подумал, блин как же они себе руки не давят прессами, ведь все равно задумаешься/заработаешься и даванешь себе руку)) Потом пришла мысль, наверное просто надо чтобы пресс включался с двух нажатий двумя же руками)) так оно и оказалось, чтобы запустить пресс в работу, рабочий обеими руками кнопки жмет)))
Hola. Encuentro bueno el sistema. Acá en Chile no e visto estás de metal, Solo hay bolsas de goma que las llamamos guateros. Me gustaría tener una de estas para pasar este clima frío.
@@npistudent не дань традициям, Япония очень сильно отстаёт в развитии от других стран. США давят так сильно на японское правительство, что Япония на 20 лет в прошлом. Раньше для США нужна была Япония, сейчас Тайвань - любимая жена.
Something strange to me about testing if something holds water by instead immersing it in water and filling it with air (I know why it's done, just funny to me)
богато живут и об экологии не соблюдают ... переводят сталь и латунь на "грелку" . 2х литровая бутыль ( бомжацкая грелка) из-под воды-лимонады ничего не стоит , пользуется много раз , после перерабатывается .
I've never seen a metal one before! In Australia we have rubber hot water bottles!
Thanks!
I wonder how long it stays warm though
Hi i'm in the Uk. Amazon Uk are selling them at £45.
@@halflifezherka Metal ones require an exterior pouch of some sort, like shown in the end of the video, this keeps it warmer longer and prevent the user from burning themselves. So it all depends on the pouch that determines how long it stays warm.
Metal will last longer than Rubber so better value for the buyer and for environment as well
My dad used to have a brick from the fire thrown in a pillow case when he was a child here in oz. I don’t like the rubber ones, loose heat to fast.
can't wait to snuggle up with my scolding hot metal box mmmmm how did i ever live without it
Lots of work for a simple product. Looks good quality.
so many handmade processes! you can see how accurate those Japanese workers' moves
Benar. Berkemah di musim dingin sangat membutuhkan kemasan air panas itu. Karena aku sering berkemah bersama keluarga.
Terimakasih telah menyajikan video pembuatan botol ini. Sangat menyenangkan bekerja di pabrik di Jepang itu. Dan saat selesai bekerja mrnikmati kopi coklat panas darinya. Salam Hormat 🙏🇮🇩⚘
I remember very well using these metal hot water bottles in Tokyo’s cold winters. The bottles would be inserted into a cloth pillow to prevent burns but sometimes it would slip out and I got 2nd degree burns on my feet. This was in the late fifties and early sixties when my family was living in an old Japanese wood structure house. It was a very big house with no insulation, no central heating and was very very cold. Some rooms had portable kerosene stoves and some had gas stoves but they were never used while we slept. My fresh white school shirts were cold and crispy in the morning and could not be worn until it was warmed up by a stove and loosened! That’s the way it was then, wether you were in a upscale house or middle class.
2:34 ~
プレス加工Ｓ/ Ｗ、片手では動作しない
両手にしてあるのは安全性の為でしょう。
Pressing is working with both hands.
They seem to care about safety.
재밌었습니다.침착하고 급하지않고 분위기도 좋네요
시청해주셔서 감사합니다:)
저도 이런 댓글 달러 왔는데 같은 느낌을 받으셨네요ㅎㅎ
раскладку клавиатуры поменяй !
cool, first time i know about this. really good video 😘😘😘 かっこいい、初めて知った。 本当に良いビデオ
こういう大量生産の物づくり現場は見ていて楽しいです。
この兄ちゃん飽きないやろか、このお姉さんのマニュキアの黒、目立つな、ガムテープで張り付けてある作業票は
マグネットで付けたらどうやろなど、いろいろ見ながら楽しんでいます。
A metal warming pad, first time I've seen that
Безопасность рабочих на высоком уровне, люблю смотреть ваше видео, спасибо, привет из России
電気毛布やら便利な物は沢山ありますが温度調整も要らないしほんわか暖かいので
冬の寒い時に重宝しています特に足が冷えて眠れない方にはおすすめ
I don’t trust nor like electric blankets, to much emf on the body , I don’t use them anymore.
冬キャンで使ってます。朝は顔を洗う水にも使えるので結構好き
So many process in this world.
UK rubber bottles as well 👍
I have two of these. I also have one made of rubber. The rubber type can only hold hot water up to 50-degree C, while the metal one all the way to boiling point. Decades ago rubber was not made as durable as of today, and metal was the choice.
Where could I get one of these ?
Metal will last longer than Rubber so better value for the buyer and for environment as well
This was very interesting! First, I've never seen a metal hot water bottle...ones here in the states are normally rubber....I am very surprised how much is manually done...I would figure a lot of the process would be automated. All I could think of was I hope they get to change up stations regularly, as being a "Screw on cap person" for years would get pretty old, pretty fast. It could be fun if you changed it up every day, so your not doing the same task for years and years.
en argentina son de goma!!! esto si que me sorprende!!!! y les decimos "bolsas de agua caliente"
I've never heard of these or seen one in my life. And I'm almost 70.
These would come in handy for the Ukrainian people this winter!
if they can even heat up water
I don't know...President Zelensky said they would rather have Patriot missile launchers...
I like it,I feel that it's more safe than the rubber ones
湯たんぽ重宝してます。
プラスチック製だけど。
안녕하세요.
수고하셨습니다.🙇🏻🙇🏻👍🏻
Best of Best 👍
尾上製作所はキャンプ用品の製造も頑張ってるので、こちらのキャンプ用品もよろしく。
Amei essa garrafa aqui no Brasil não tem
never saw a metal water bottle before.interesting
Nice
일본에서 제작 된 생산과정 볼 수 있어서 넘 좋아요 😀😍 10만 축하드려요 🎉
インドア派の私的には、冬キャンプの必需品というよりは冬寝床の必需品。そんな金属製の昔乍らの湯たんぽは、如何にも町工場という多くの人が手をかける工場で誕生する。
カバーをつけて布団に入れると、一晩中温かいので重宝するんですよね〜😙🎵。
탕파?가 뭔가했더니 보온을 위한 옛날에 많이 보던거네요. ^^ 재미있게 잘 봤습니다. ^^
저도 요번에 촬영하면서 알게됐습니다.
시청해주셔서 감사합니다:)
@@processx 그러시군요. ^^ 항상 좋은 영상 감사합니다.
역시 안전제일~! 생산과정이 멎져요😀
A stainless steel yutanpo is good, but a copper one has better heat retention and is therefore more expensive. After sleeping with the yutanpo, you have warm water for washing and shaving your face the next morning.
heat retention isnt a factor in cost... its what its made from and the process is takes to make it. copper is a more expensive metal AND IS THEREFORE MORE EXPENSIVE
I want the opposite, something that can be ice cold for eternity, the winter will never be cold enough.
Ich frage mich immer wieder wer all das zeug kauft das überall hergestellt wird, wenn man bedenkt was alles so am tag produziert wird wird einem schnell mulmig. aber ein gute video weiter so.
Резиновая всё равно практичней!
Вот вот. И места меньше занимает, и наливать удобнее, как и сливать.
Ну смотря с какой стороны посмотреть, в этой можно и закипятить на костре.
@@Dr.DmitriyD цинк облезет от открытого огня
今まで色んな作る物見たけど、色んな意味で１番面白いかもしれないｗ
最初の基盤を機械にセットする段階から見せてくれるのも有り難いし、亜鉛鉄板をセットしていく部分も見せてくれるし、人と機械がセットで進んでいくのもなんか良いｗ
ただ思ったのは中を洗ってないから機械油とかついたまんまなのねｗ
貴重なご意見ありがとうございます‼︎
Oh, I want to take him on a tour of the factory, he'll be so impressed he'll cry!
That looks like a big canteen instead of a hot water bottle to me.
you can technically use it as a canteen
2개의 동작버턴! 인상적 입니다..
Giỏi thiệt, nhờ các công ty Nhật Bản đầu tư tp Huế Việt Nam
the amount of people that havent seen a metal hot water bottle boggles my mind, and im from the states. and i aint old
I didn't expect the two pieces of metal were glued not welded. Is it because it involves a lot more work for post-processing if using welding? Also, What kind of glue is used for the zinc plates.
I think the glue is more of a sealant than to hold them together, folding the lips is what holds them together.
@@gwot Agreed. Looked more along the lines of a silicone sealant
I don't understand how you would use these bottles camping. Do you heat water on the camp fire, fill bottle, then use it as a warming aid in the tent? I don't see the heat lasting long enough to be worth the effort.
You put it near your body,legs or stomach,,inside sleeping bag.
Short time use in cold area, east Asia.
When camping in he Mountains in Nepal, we used to boil water to sterilise it, fill our Aluminium Sigg drink bottles with it, keep in sleeping bag overnight and then drink the next day, very effective.
Like you said it is a warming aid, but in a sleeping bag not for the whole tent, it can actually last a whole night in a bag. Also, like the end of the video, you need to put it in its own pouch, which insulates it a little making it last longer while still giving off heat and not burning the user.
이거 사용하는데 진짜 좋아요.
Wouldn’t having the holes cut for water out done at same time as the outer excess metal is removed?. There’s a lot of double handling there. Cool share thanks.
How long would it take to be tired of making those?
Japanese are like robots,amazing.
I don't think I've seen a hot water bottle since the 60's (except those used for camping), and I've never seen one made of metal.
They still sell them, but they call them enema/douche bags.
I remember seeing in old museum houses they used to have metal pans on sort of broomsticks that were placed into beds to warm them up, but you wouldn't sleep with them there.
Сначало подумал, блин как же они себе руки не давят прессами, ведь все равно задумаешься/заработаешься и даванешь себе руку)) Потом пришла мысль, наверное просто надо чтобы пресс включался с двух нажатий двумя же руками)) так оно и оказалось, чтобы запустить пресс в работу, рабочий обеими руками кнопки жмет)))
湯たんぽ見るとカツカレー食いたくなるんよ
Hola. Encuentro bueno el sistema. Acá en Chile no e visto estás de metal, Solo hay bolsas de goma que las llamamos guateros. Me gustaría tener una de estas para pasar este clima frío.
「電気あんか」がない時代には「ゆたんぽ」は、必需品でした。当時は、水を入れて、ガスコンロで直接加熱していました。内部に空気が残らないように注水しないと、冷えると弱い部分がへこんでしまいました。
電力料金が高くなり、「ゆたんぽ」の復活を考えなければとおもいます。温泉地でもありますので、70度前後の温泉水で代用できるのではないかと考えています。
Why it has the uneven surface, to provide more heating contact?
rigidity, less prone to dents.
@@gwot You're good at it. Thanks!
@@openafactory SAME THING ON CARS FLOOR PAN OR TRUNK PAN!
@@ahoorakia Thanks👍
기계조립이 아니고 금형 즉 가다입니다
제품 생산이 대단합니다 ^^
Your flag so cute, i have to 🇲🇰🇲🇰🇲🇰
うちで飼ってたヘビちゃんが穴から入って寝袋代わりにしてました🐍
О, я себе такое хочу
헐 아직도 이런걸 사용하네....
내 나이 50 인데 내가 학교 들어가기전에
사용했었는데...
Отличная грелочка, похожа на брюшко жука 🪲 Очень уютный чехольчик!))) Спасибо за видео!
Waduh,brpa keuntungan yg di dpt dari penjualannya,dan menanggung para karyawan dan karyawati serta satpam.
ı think, their process could be more efficient
oh for sure, but this was probably developed 50 years ago.
É usado para fazer o que com essa garrafa de ferro no formato diferentes das normal.
I CAN WATCH 24 HOURS..
даа,кайдзен тут отсутствует напрочь))
超好用的 ，比任何機器還實用。
但做工真的要比。
日制 台制 算優選 韓制目前買不到 所以不知 中制 千萬不要
👍
5+!
好像买一个日本生产必是精品
How to fetch hot water inside the bottle?
공장이 급하질 않아서 안전해보입니다. 최소한의 인력으로 시장효과는 극대화되어 보입니다.
한국과는 사뭇 다른..ㅎㅎ
Does the metal rust through faster than our rubber ones perish, or vice versa?
이런건 캠핑용인가? 왜 필요한거지?
캠핑용으로 많이 쓰입니다
일본은 온돌 시스템이 아니라 겨울에 추워요... 잘 때 석유난로는 화재의 위험이 있고 히터는 전기료 폭탄.. 그래서 저기에 뜨거운 물을 넣고 수건에 감싸 안고 잡니다.
Y el aceite que queda dentro de las botellas?
То что нужно для европы ! 🤣🤣🤣
Ye ns b vhfpm/
Грелка с холодной водой. Европейский вариант))
저는이것을사고싶습니다 어디가서사나요 보내주세요 제가찾던물건이예요
Why is it shaped like that ? why not make a square bottle with opening at top ? so that it will be easy to cleaning?.🤨
okay just now realised that it is actually a hot pan for body ache not regular water bottle to drink . my bad
Грелка должна быть резиновой, не шарят они нифига
Судя по старинному оборудованию, такие грелки делали ещё до изобретения резины )
Вот-вот. Металлическая занимает много места и больше весит. Не практично, что удивительно для Японии. Видимо, дань традициям.
@@npistudent не дань традициям, Япония очень сильно отстаёт в развитии от других стран. США давят так сильно на японское правительство, что Япония на 20 лет в прошлом. Раньше для США нужна была Япония, сейчас Тайвань - любимая жена.
@@ivangorsky7537 Настолько, что не могут позволить себе грелки из резины? Не верю.
@@npistudent причём тут позволить и отсталость? Ты путаешь тёплое с мягким.
Блин, как всё сложно.
И почему грелки не резиновые?
Когда нападут вороги резиновой можно только леща дать, а железной с кипятком и башку пробить
한국에선 거의 모르는.. 몇십년전에나 과거에 볼수 있었던건데 저걸 아직도 쓰는구나. 일본집은 난방이 안되서 방에서도 입김이 호호 나와서 그런가???
캠핑용으로 많이 쓰여집니다 ㅎ
마지막엔 물을너무많이부으신거아닌가요 ㅋㅋㅋ
그런것같네요 ㅎㅎ
3:27 두손을 모두 핸들에 올려야 작동이 되는 방식 오래된 기계같은데 안전에 신경쓰는 모습 좋네
확실히 저런 반복작업은 사람에게 주의를 요구하는게 아니라 시스템자체가 저래야 하는데 한국에서는 작업에 거슬린다고 이미 달린 안전장비도 개조하지..
꼬꼬마시절...(대충 70년대때)
집에 저거 있었지...
연탄도 없었고 대성목재서 원목껍질 주어다 군불때던 시절...
지금은 등짝이 뜨끈뜨끈...
보일러 온도좀 낮춰야겠다.
질서정연한 라인, 등산복이 아닌 유니폼, 유툽을 보지 않는 근로자 이것이 바로 선진 제조업 보유국 일본
+제대로 양손을 올려야 작동하는 프레스 기계.
@@wxy881 하지만 한국인 특성상 양손없이도 작동시켜 버리는....대한민국
台灣人稱之為熱水龜
Something strange to me about testing if something holds water by instead immersing it in water and filling it with air (I know why it's done, just funny to me)
한국에는 먹을수 있는 번데기가 있지 ㅋㅋㅋ
I realize it's the 21st century so everything is this way, but ffs does this thing really need to be in a bag?
Женщина под боком, лучше всякой грелки.
я думал грелки были только на пост советском пространстве
Really anoying background music !
방 보온이 안좋으면 아직도....
это на всех японцев ?
В Японии нет центрального отопления (кроме Хоккайдо), так что грелки и всякие приспособления чтобы согреться используют и дома.
집이 얼마나 추우면 한국은 6-70년대 쓰던것을 아직도 쓰냐 말만 선진국....온들 깔아라...
богато живут и об экологии не соблюдают ... переводят сталь и латунь на "грелку" . 2х литровая бутыль ( бомжацкая грелка) из-под воды-лимонады ничего не стоит , пользуется много раз , после перерабатывается .
这不是热水瓶，是烫焐子。
Я знаю только грелки резиновые. У нас в России не видела металлических .
Есть специальная небольшая подушка ложиш в микроволновку на 1,5 мин и она горячая какойто время
Каталитическая грелка.
애초에 주조해서 간단한 후공정하면 대량생산될걸 이상하게 일본놈들은 손을 많이가게해서 만들더라
Công nghệ Nhật
Where do I buy these? Prefferably by the crate.
The "Man-nen Tin Hot-water Bottle" is sold online at Amazon.
@@kenc2257 I was hoping for a B2B solution. I initially want to buy 100 of them.
로봇으로 제품 옮겨주면 사람 안써도 되겠네