They work for pennies, and there are millions of them waiting to replace current employees in a matter of minutes after any kind of injury, for even cheaper.
Ну что сказать, по сравнению со многими другими производствами, это прям на уровне. Я конечно сильно сомневаюсь что проводили анализ сплавов, но тем не менее.
I'm 100% behind recycling of metals and it's good to see it done here too. There's a definite downside too though.. Notice how the molten metal gains rounded pasty globules on it? Workers skim some off but the rest is flattened into each ingot. That's zinc. The ingots are massively contaminated with zinc alloys because there is no quality control on the furnace feedstock. I find that very suspicious because manual labour is plentiful and could easily be used for sorting out contaminants within the feedstock. You'd almost think that the factory owners allow contamination on purpose to increase profits. They would never do that would they?...
Возьми с пола , погрузи в тачку, брось на пол ,подними с пола, передай другому...мартышкин труд . Маленький погрузчик и передвижной ленточный транспортер который можно сделать за день решает эти задачи намного быстрее и без физических нагрузок
@@АндрейДенисенко-й6л плохо думаете. там будет аллиминий с хрен знает какими ещё веществами, которые к тому же будут распределены вообще случайным образом.
I am curious as to how often accidents occur while they are working in easily flammable clothes and slippers next to molten aluminum at around 700 degrees.
Probably every day it just boggles my mind to see people in sandles at a metal refinery I bet the podiatric makes a ton of money or maybe he gets paid in aluminum bars ha ha
All it is a nearly good trend to modern Practice, No Testing Laboratory and Material Grade Verification system / equipment is shown which is very necessary for such a manufacturer because to whom they are selling their products be told that what purity (quality) this material has. Thanks a Lot for Video. Best Wishes for Plant Owners and Developers.
I've worked with the largest Die casting machines in the world, making transmissions. _And, worked in the melt shop too._ Anyway, that aluminum needs some flux to purify it more, surprised that was never done besides a little skimming of the dross at the final ingot stage. Where is this aluminum sold if I may ask?
I'm dumbstruck-- molten aluminum and open-toed sandals. And all that lifting-- all those sore muscles! Also the ingots going out are low-grade aluminum. Aluminum for structural uses is refined with specific small amounts of alloying metals such as copper, zinc, and magnesium. It looks like they are tossing in whatever doesn't have brown rust on it, which includes not only aluminum but a host of zinc and tin alloys. What they put out is a mishmash of elements and can't be relied on for any demanding task. Probably fine for low-grade motor casings, not so good for anything that is going to be considerably stressed like vehicle control-arms.
Я отработал в цветной металлургии 17лет и цех алюминия был. На сколько я ошибался что у нас рабский и дешёвый труд. Тут не вижу даже простейших гпзм и отсутствие сиз ! Реально жаль работяг! До пенсии не доживает никто! Организм изроблен и отравлен металлами! Кадмий входит как примесь, он парит а им дышат. Просто погуглите чем опасен кадмий!. Мне 47 лет и я максимально был защищен от вредного воздействия! Кости болят, с кровью проблемы, грыжа диска вырезана, гипертония, аритмия. Как живу хз. И при хорошем олигархе в 2000 годах была реально шикарная зарплата!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Потом купил завод угмк и теперь за копейки трудятся мои ученики.
Работал я на алюминиевом производстве плавильщиком и литейщиком. Для производства нормальных сплавов используют в основном чистый алюминий и немного того хлама из чего здесь льют, для удешевления продукта. А химический состав этого псевдо алюминиевого слитка я боюсь представить. При переплавке того говна должно быть очень много шлака и его надо сначало снять а здесь это не делали а лишь перемешали расплав. Химический состав здесь походу делать не на чем и дальнейшее использование этого алюминия под большим вопросом у нормальных заводов.Вообщем полукустарное производство под местный рынок или на экспорт к нетребовательным соседям.
You don't need steel-toed boots when your actual toes are covered with a thick layer of metal from splashes while wearing safety sandals in the workshop.
So, mixed scrap is melted without any composition check with OES, and without any melt cleaning with fluxes, degassing or filters. Who would buy that? Also the scrap looks to be zinc alloy rather than aluminum.
Pakistanis seem to have a predilection for doing things in the most inefficient and dangerous way. It is amazing.... simple things could improve work conditions and guarantee the safety of laborers. The owners of these businesses have a 19th century mindset. Terrible and sad.
Exactly. The owners are only interested in profits and their own wealth. Health and safety reduces their profits, workers are cheap and expendable and it will continue to be that way until laws are introduced and enforced. As you say it was the same during the 19th century industrial revolution and people just accepted it as “the way it is”. The poor have no voice.
notice how one person thought of spending one hour welding the trolley thing that you can see at 6:33 I wonder if he's now a consultant in productivity or something.
Its an undevelopped country, they work in poor condtions... but even produce what they want.... its his culture. For see hight technology, visit Germany or USA shopworks. And this people is very smart, they produce nukes!......they have his own way work.....
Looks to me the west needs to build factories in the east to set the standards higher. Though how do you give 3 billion people jobs when productivity sky rocked 1000% and your workers go home safely!
v He filled the hand trolley from the ground, to throw it back on the ground after the weigh-in! Create a slide on which to climb with the trolley, up to the height of the mouth of the melting furnace...!!! You would avoid tiring work and waste of time
1:29 I will never understand this. If they do not use transporting belts or any other technique, why the hell they will not push the trolley nearby the melting furmace and do not throw it in? For the 200 lbs are the 3 people standing around more then enough. 3x less of work, time saving, manpower saving.
Me llama la atención que tengan tanta tecnología a comparación de otros videos pero siguen siendo demasiado primitivos, pesan la chatarra y luego la arrojan al suelo para que junte más impurezas
This is the safest, cleanest looking factory yet.
Yes they all had on their safety sandals
Hahahaa bro that factory is in the most beautifull,powerfull country pakistan.see their.peoples dress how much they clean.
Means their standards are getting better and infrastructure
@@randhawa772 better than india where people drink Cow pe*e
that place, is alot more advanced then most other vids ive seen.
I know right, but they are getting it done.
5:05 Первый раз вижу такой распределитель металла по формам для слитков.
Мне тоже понравилось.
Интересное решение
Посмотрите видео про РУСАЛ и его заводы. Такие распределители ещё в черно-белых видео можно увидеть.
@@Tyagh-Mash - посмотрел. нашёл более примитивный. th-cam.com/video/ctzjzoo9CyI/w-d-xo.html
@@RobotN001 хаха))) есть такой цех где в ручную разливают по изложницам, в соседнем цехе крутилки стоят)
Proses produksi yang sangat menarik
I wish that I could wear my pajamas to work!
Wow that looks like some incredibly safe working conditions
They work for pennies, and there are millions of them waiting to replace current employees in a matter of minutes after any kind of injury, for even cheaper.
Hard working men!👍
Ну что сказать, по сравнению со многими другими производствами, это прям на уровне. Я конечно сильно сомневаюсь что проводили анализ сплавов, но тем не менее.
как ты можешь сомневаться! там же даже маркировка стоит!
@@TheElkinpalkin 99.9 голубой краской.
Анализ производят если требует заказчик , лаборатории у них есть.
Great work random things
I'm 100% behind recycling of metals and it's good to see it done here too. There's a definite downside too though..
Notice how the molten metal gains rounded pasty globules on it? Workers skim some off but the rest is flattened into each ingot. That's zinc. The ingots are massively contaminated with zinc alloys because there is no quality control on the furnace feedstock. I find that very suspicious because manual labour is plentiful and could easily be used for sorting out contaminants within the feedstock. You'd almost think that the factory owners allow contamination on purpose to increase profits. They would never do that would they?...
They absolutely would, in Kenya there are many metals with lead contamination too
Your spot on actually
@@codeorbs Sarcasm doesnt really get through with text to some people i guess.
@@nuck- condescending and patronising people can't seem to self reflect either I guess.
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Lölő spanommal ugyan ezt csináljuk csak aranyból. Boldog Karácsonyt
Truly fascinating how they adhere to OSHA standards.
OSHA is only USA
Good morning, thank you for sharing video,.
Thanks for watching
Neat and organized facility 👍
- interessanter Bericht 👍👍
Возьми с пола , погрузи в тачку, брось на пол ,подними с пола, передай другому...мартышкин труд . Маленький погрузчик и передвижной ленточный транспортер который можно сделать за день решает эти задачи намного быстрее и без физических нагрузок
Зато все при деле.
Людям нужна работа и что то кушать. Здесь решён вопрос занятости населения и обеспечения рабочими местами.
@@АлексейВиноградов-х6е дураков работа любят
А борьба с безработицей, кусочек хлеба надо каждому
если так сделать то 50 процентов будут на улице с шапкой сидеть ,а так дай подай принеси ,но свой рубель двадцать в кармане.
Good job. Congratulations.
Thanks for watching
ручная работа ,однако !
Интересно, какая марка алюминия получается
думаю авиационный Д16Т
@@АндрейДенисенко-й6л Да д16т хороший материал, я из него делаю резервуары в,давления труба со стенкой 3 мм держит 450 атмосфер, это для РСР винтовок
никакая марка там не получается. что там у каждой конкретной штуки кроме люмуния, незнает никто. а кидают они в печь всё подряд.
@@АндрейДенисенко-й6л плохо думаете. там будет аллиминий с хрен знает какими ещё веществами, которые к тому же будут распределены вообще случайным образом.
@@aleph_one да он стебется. этот люминий максимум для тазиков и горшков пригоден)
Many interesting 🤔. Thanks 👍
Thanks for watching
@@RandomThingsUp your welcome 👋 greetings from Ukraine 🇺🇦
The quality of the resulting products?
Качество полученных продуктов?
보크사이트에서 알류미늄을 제련하려면 복잡한 과정을 거쳐야 하는데 여기 재활용은 쉽게 알류미늄을 생산하는군요.
Good to see everyone wearing their flame proof pyjamas and safety sandals!
Good thing there wearing there safety sandals
Great work 💪Santo Santo Santo es el señor todopoderoso
Good❤❤
Скільки робочі зароблять в день ?
+ + + Rommel + + + 🤪 🎩 Amigo 🙏
*Вот так и получают силумин. Ибо при полноценной переплавке добавляют недостающие компоненты.*
I am curious as to how often accidents occur while they are working in easily flammable clothes and slippers next to molten aluminum at around 700 degrees.
Probably every day it just boggles my mind to see people in sandles at a metal refinery I bet the podiatric makes a ton of money or maybe he gets paid in aluminum bars ha ha
You’ve got to respect the work ethic however… Absolutely no concept of safety!
I’ve been doing it for 30 years and there’s nothing wrong with my 3 toes 😂🇦🇺
It’s Pakistan. Their most disposable commodity is labor. One gets hurt/killed, there’s a dozen there to take his place.
Just take a walk by their local village square. Plenty of maimed ex-workers sitting there begging.
Safety sandals!
Quality control here is one bloke skimming a bit of slag off with a giant spoon.
The only thing that is amazing here is the lack of safety
All it is a nearly good trend to modern Practice, No Testing Laboratory and Material Grade Verification system / equipment is shown which is very necessary for such a manufacturer because to whom they are selling their products be told that what purity (quality) this material has. Thanks a Lot for Video. Best Wishes for Plant Owners and Developers.
I've worked with the largest Die casting machines in the world, making transmissions.
_And, worked in the melt shop too._
Anyway, that aluminum needs some flux to purify it more, surprised that was never done besides a little skimming of the dross at the final ingot stage.
Where is this aluminum sold if I may ask?
As recent as 140 years ago, aluminum was somewhat rare and as valuable as silver. Now it is just another commodity.
Good stackers
I couldn't imagine wearing those traditional cloths and open toe sandals working around molten metal.
no gloves lol . inhaling fumes also all day cancer so bad for u
How bad is your imagination
Some of the sarcastic and merciless comments here give me goosebumps.
I want to see what is made from this, how is it graded ?
This factory should implement and follow the proper uniform for the workers which is their responsibility.
$$$$$$$$
Bars go to N.A.S.A for the next Apollo mission!
Good Work ♥️
Can you imagine working there in sandals?
Good work
Wow concrete floor.
100% pure 58% aluminiumstan ingots.
Thought the same being I worked at Ryobi Die Cast and know a few things.
Very low-quality aluminum.
I'm dumbstruck-- molten aluminum and open-toed sandals. And all that lifting-- all those sore muscles!
Also the ingots going out are low-grade aluminum. Aluminum for structural uses is refined with specific small amounts of alloying metals such as copper, zinc, and magnesium. It looks like they are tossing in whatever doesn't have brown rust on it, which includes not only aluminum but a host of zinc and tin alloys. What they put out is a mishmash of elements and can't be relied on for any demanding task. Probably fine for low-grade motor casings, not so good for anything that is going to be considerably stressed like vehicle control-arms.
No sorting at all🤦♂️
Great video 👍
Я отработал в цветной металлургии 17лет и цех алюминия был. На сколько я ошибался что у нас рабский и дешёвый труд. Тут не вижу даже простейших гпзм и отсутствие сиз ! Реально жаль работяг! До пенсии не доживает никто! Организм изроблен и отравлен металлами! Кадмий входит как примесь, он парит а им дышат. Просто погуглите чем опасен кадмий!. Мне 47 лет и я максимально был защищен от вредного воздействия! Кости болят, с кровью проблемы, грыжа диска вырезана, гипертония, аритмия. Как живу хз. И при хорошем олигархе в 2000 годах была реально шикарная зарплата!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Потом купил завод угмк и теперь за копейки трудятся мои ученики.
I'm glad to see the western people jelous of our incredible work.
they are immune to accidents, so they don't need any protection
Работал я на алюминиевом производстве плавильщиком и литейщиком. Для производства нормальных сплавов используют в основном чистый алюминий и немного того хлама из чего здесь льют, для удешевления продукта. А химический состав этого псевдо алюминиевого слитка я боюсь представить. При переплавке того говна должно быть очень много шлака и его надо сначало снять а здесь это не делали а лишь перемешали расплав. Химический состав здесь походу делать не на чем и дальнейшее использование этого алюминия под большим вопросом у нормальных заводов.Вообщем полукустарное производство под местный рынок или на экспорт к нетребовательным соседям.
Muito bom 👍
What do you think... 4041 or 4042?
You don't need steel-toed boots when your actual toes are covered with a thick layer of metal from splashes while wearing safety sandals in the workshop.
Those bars are still hot they are stacking.
ну здесь еще более менее условия где то все в ручную делают ))
invest in a magnet save there back I. Do this work in canada but with magnet hoistn forklif
Omg…wagons and floor in factory! This is not the Pakistan we know
I'd like to see somebody wearing safety boots instead of just sandals, with all that liquid metal flowing around.
WHAT SAFTEY
youtube police is here there no such thing as safety boots in the heck of the woods 😀😜🤪
Buy and donate them to the workers or stop whining about it
Quality control?
👍👍👍👍👍👍
yo! beautiful footage!talk you later-=)
OSHA approved
So, mixed scrap is melted without any composition check with OES, and without any melt cleaning with fluxes, degassing or filters. Who would buy that? Also the scrap looks to be zinc alloy rather than aluminum.
Working with metai in sandals - okay. At least they gave the first guy a pair of gloves.
A QUE PAÍS IRA ESE ALUMINIO , RECICLADO POR POCA PLATA
Seems to be pretty clean and modern… but of course they operate it in the most inefficient manner
I love these donkey carts.
They are the backbone of pakistani "amazing" manufactures.
Fachkräfte halt!
Hahaha
На всех этапах проводится контроль качества.
factory location and machaniry cost
Не увидел ни одного начальника !
👍
Pakistanis seem to have a predilection for doing things in the most inefficient and dangerous way. It is amazing.... simple things could improve work conditions and guarantee the safety of laborers. The owners of these businesses have a 19th century mindset. Terrible and sad.
"wild capitalism"
Exactly. The owners are only interested in profits and their own wealth. Health and safety reduces their profits, workers are cheap and expendable and it will continue to be that way until laws are introduced and enforced. As you say it was the same during the 19th century industrial revolution and people just accepted it as “the way it is”. The poor have no voice.
notice how one person thought of spending one hour welding the trolley thing that you can see at 6:33
I wonder if he's now a consultant in productivity or something.
Its an undevelopped country, they work in poor condtions... but even produce what they want.... its his culture.
For see hight technology, visit Germany or USA shopworks.
And this people is very smart, they produce nukes!......they have his own way work.....
It's just a way of decimating over-population.
So they wear sandals working with that molten aluminum?
Dance Ahab!
You'd have no idea of the purity on that "aluminum".
👍👍👍
Looks to me the west needs to build factories in the east to set the standards higher. Though how do you give 3 billion people jobs when productivity sky rocked 1000% and your workers go home safely!
v He filled the hand trolley from the ground, to throw it back on the ground after the weigh-in!
Create a slide on which to climb with the trolley, up to the height of the mouth of the melting furnace...!!!
You would avoid tiring work and waste of time
Плохо шлак снимают, у нас на КрАЗе ОТК забраковало бы плавку. Хотя это лигатура, дальше завода она не уходит.
what does an ingot weigh and how much does it sell for, in their currency
1:29 I will never understand this. If they do not use transporting belts or any other technique, why the hell they will not push the trolley nearby the melting furmace and do not throw it in? For the 200 lbs are the 3 people standing around more then enough.
3x less of work, time saving, manpower saving.
Why you no use flux?
Amazing?
In which country they are casting?
pakistan
👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾. 👌.
Factory address?
If they made me a chocolate bar that big, I'd put it away...but don't throw it on the ground, or step on it with sandals.
Where safety is number one! Lol
How much does a bar weigh?
5kg
No aluminum cans to recycle. At one time aluminum was worth more than gold by weight.
imagine molten aluminium falling on their foot everyday
Nice safety boot's ! thay don't value they feet by the looks of it
safety sandals
Me llama la atención que tengan tanta tecnología a comparación de otros videos pero siguen siendo demasiado primitivos, pesan la chatarra y luego la arrojan al suelo para que junte más impurezas
I see soooo many impurities in those ingots. Taking the slag off AFTER its poured.... sigh......
Капитализм, что тут еще скажешь.
При социализме вообще впереди планеты всей.
Always working from the ground.
My question is fooling with hot and heavy equipment why are they not wearing something that's more safer then sandals