What an interesting glimpse into the world of manufacturing! It's always fascinating to see the processes that go into creating essential products like gas auto heaters. however, I can't help but wonder about the environmental impact of such mass production methods. Are we really balancing efficiency with sustainability? Just something to think about!
great video! the level of detail in the manufacturing process is impressive. but i can't help but wonder if these older heating methods are really the best option anymore, considering how much focus there is on sustainability and energy efficiency these days. what do you all think?
wow, this video is really fascinating! the way they showcase the manufacturing process is super informative. however, i can't help but wonder if all these old heater designs have any place in today’s eco-conscious world. do we really need to be mass-producing such things, or should we be focusing more on sustainable heating solutions? would love to hear others' thoughts on this!
this video is really fascinating and well put together! it's amazing to see how much effort goes into manufacturing gas auto heaters. but honestly, i can't help but wonder if these older production methods are still the best approach. with all the advancements in technology now, shouldn't we be focusing on more sustainable and efficient practices instead?
this video is really fascinating and super informative! i appreciate the effort put into showing the entire manufacturing process. however, i can't help but wonder if these older heating systems are still efficient compared to modern alternatives. sometimes sticking to traditional methods can hold us back from innovations that might be more eco-friendly. what do you guys think?
i really enjoyed this video and found it super informative! the behind-the-scenes look at the manufacturing process is fascinating. however, i can't help but wonder if these old heater designs are still the best option for today’s energy efficiency standards. i mean, in a world moving toward sustainable solutions, shouldn't we be looking for more eco-friendly alternatives?
great video overall, really enjoyed the behind-the-scenes look at the manufacturing process! but i can’t help but wonder if these older factories are still efficient enough in today’s eco-conscious world. isn’t it time we focus more on sustainable practices instead of sticking to old methods?
what an interesting video! i really appreciate the detailed look into the manufacturing process. however, i can't help but wonder if these old factory methods are still the most efficient way to produce heaters. modern technology might offer some better options that could save time and resources. what do you all think?
Wow, this video is really fascinating! It’s impressive to see the intricate process behind manufacturing gas auto heaters. However, I can't help but feel like the environmental impact of mass-producing these heaters isn't discussed enough. I mean, with all the focus on sustainable energy, shouldn't we be considering greener alternatives instead? Just a thought!
I hear you on the environmental impact, but this video highlights the beauty of a classic manufacturing process, not necessarily advocating for its continued mass production.
great video! i really enjoyed the detailed look into the manufacturing process. however, i can't help but wonder if the reliance on gas heaters is sustainable in the long run. with so many green alternatives available now, wouldn’t it make more sense to invest in eco-friendly options? just a thought!
great video! it’s fascinating to see the intricate process behind manufacturing gas auto heaters. however, i can't help but wonder if this reliance on gas heaters is sustainable in the long run, especially with all the talk about climate change. maybe we should be focusing more on promoting electric alternatives? just a thought!
They last guy is an assembler, quality control tester, and packer. Like that's crazy slow, but he makes sure it's good before boxing it.
I agree with you,thanks for watching
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What an interesting glimpse into the world of manufacturing! It's always fascinating to see the processes that go into creating essential products like gas auto heaters. however, I can't help but wonder about the environmental impact of such mass production methods. Are we really balancing efficiency with sustainability? Just something to think about!
Some places STILL do not have power. And the heaters are more complex, I do like mine, though.
great video! the level of detail in the manufacturing process is impressive. but i can't help but wonder if these older heating methods are really the best option anymore, considering how much focus there is on sustainability and energy efficiency these days. what do you all think?
wow, this video is really fascinating! the way they showcase the manufacturing process is super informative. however, i can't help but wonder if all these old heater designs have any place in today’s eco-conscious world. do we really need to be mass-producing such things, or should we be focusing more on sustainable heating solutions? would love to hear others' thoughts on this!
this video is really fascinating and well put together! it's amazing to see how much effort goes into manufacturing gas auto heaters. but honestly, i can't help but wonder if these older production methods are still the best approach. with all the advancements in technology now, shouldn't we be focusing on more sustainable and efficient practices instead?
this video is really fascinating and super informative! i appreciate the effort put into showing the entire manufacturing process. however, i can't help but wonder if these older heating systems are still efficient compared to modern alternatives. sometimes sticking to traditional methods can hold us back from innovations that might be more eco-friendly. what do you guys think?
Glad you enjoyed it!
Good working brother 👍
i really enjoyed this video and found it super informative! the behind-the-scenes look at the manufacturing process is fascinating. however, i can't help but wonder if these old heater designs are still the best option for today’s energy efficiency standards. i mean, in a world moving toward sustainable solutions, shouldn't we be looking for more eco-friendly alternatives?
Glad you enjoyed it!
A very well made heater/cooker. I would gladly use it.
great video overall, really enjoyed the behind-the-scenes look at the manufacturing process! but i can’t help but wonder if these older factories are still efficient enough in today’s eco-conscious world. isn’t it time we focus more on sustainable practices instead of sticking to old methods?
what an interesting video! i really appreciate the detailed look into the manufacturing process. however, i can't help but wonder if these old factory methods are still the most efficient way to produce heaters. modern technology might offer some better options that could save time and resources. what do you all think?
I agree with you, modern technology could make this process more efficient.
Wow, this video is really fascinating! It’s impressive to see the intricate process behind manufacturing gas auto heaters. However, I can't help but feel like the environmental impact of mass-producing these heaters isn't discussed enough. I mean, with all the focus on sustainable energy, shouldn't we be considering greener alternatives instead? Just a thought!
I hear you on the environmental impact, but this video highlights the beauty of a classic manufacturing process, not necessarily advocating for its continued mass production.
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great video! i really enjoyed the detailed look into the manufacturing process. however, i can't help but wonder if the reliance on gas heaters is sustainable in the long run. with so many green alternatives available now, wouldn’t it make more sense to invest in eco-friendly options? just a thought!
I hear you. It's definitely a question worth considering, especially with all the advancements in sustainable heating.
Good filming, respects to all the workers. Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it
Hi I am a subscriber to your channel, it is great.
Thanks and welcome
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Thanks for liking
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I bought the same gas heater yesterday@pkr 3000/- (almost 11 US dollars). Working fine .
Although it's working very good 👍
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if i lived there so could get some of these id modify it to be a bbq as i drive
These people work very very hard
Great and which city manifacturing this product
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Its mesh should be one that doesn't emit smoke. We took one like this, but its mesh would emit smoke.
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Для каких целей эта лампа?
Are there reports on the number of people dying in these factories as a result of the lack of minimal safety precautions?
soorry these are not factories but personal workshops.in pakistani factories work is done by machines and robots
Amazing process 🤘😎🤘
Thank you! Cheers!
How many hours it consume 1 kg LGP gas
great video! it’s fascinating to see the intricate process behind manufacturing gas auto heaters. however, i can't help but wonder if this reliance on gas heaters is sustainable in the long run, especially with all the talk about climate change. maybe we should be focusing more on promoting electric alternatives? just a thought!
I have the same heater it's switch is out of order can you send it's completely switch assembly please
Have one just in blue.
Ocarina OC-3000 примус.
That spot welder was used to the max. Need to figure out how to weld a few more spots and cut down on the screws. That looks like a huge bottleneck.
I agree with you, they can definitely optimize that process.
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Where is.the manual book for instructions
the ammount of AI generated comments below this video is more impressive than the last guy in this video..
Dangerous
Price.
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Use gloves 🧤
Buy original products
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That’s a nice one
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خwhat is the price
Almost $11
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