13000 Ton large open die forging press

this is the second largest open die forging press in the world which is installed in Seah Besteel.
HBE PRESS have provided not only press but also engineering and supervising and whole plan for the annual productions.
please visit HBE PRESS www.hbepress.com and get more information for press and forging machinary.

[@lazaglider]

It iis saturday night, and I just spent 10 minutes watching a big piece of steel get very slowly squashed by other big bits of steel. I have no regrets.

[@lizrdking58]

lazaglider this is exactly what just happened to me.

[@dano5478]

lizrdking58 yep

[@johncarter4093]

I'd it weird I spent 4 of those 10 minutes playing with my self as I watched?

[@mute8s]

+John Carter Yes but only cause I only spent 2 minutes..... Well I guess if your 4 minutes weren't consecutive it wouldn't be weird.

[@irlrp]

+lazaglider made my day, i wasn't sure to watch this entirely but i will, just to make honor to that wonderful quote

[@briangiller5253]

It's been two years since this video went up, and the piece of metal being pressed in the video is finally cool to the touch....

[@nanook6133]

Brian Giller And its been 2 years since you posted this comment

[@LtJay-ip1tm]

@@nanook6133 it's been four months since you posted this comment

[@mastro3084]

@@LtJay-ip1tm It's been two months since you posted this comment.

[@giorgiogreco1586]

@@mastro3084 it's been two... fifteen days since you posted this comment

[@Daveinbrewtown]

It’s still warm

[@theslimeylimey]

This will be machined down after to make an Apple on/off button. It's why they cost a little more.

[@ConstitutionalConservative888]

LOL!!!

[@cornoc]

+theslimeylimey hehe (you're probably right though)

[@MegaErnieMAN]

yesss

[@slinkeepy]

+theslimeylimey you are best comment

[@davidcraig3862]

Aw is poor liitle American person shamed of his cuntrys pityfull second hand machinery.. Boohoo,hoo..group up idiot..love from U.K..Xx

[@scwitabangboo]

Idk how the flying fuck i got to this video, but this shits interesting

[@GalaxCFX]

+Shawn Gray LOL

[@jaxxonbalboa3243]

For those of you not familiar with this process it is known as the Mc Qrish V-Plane Process. It is a tedious uneventful procedure to watch. Parametrically there is imbalance between y-function and x-function pertaining to space sequencing. However the differential sequence has shown to make up for those loses. The final result more than amplifies the net energy thermodynamic conservation factor by more than 10. In other words this is how they make some types of beer cans!

[@Euthalson1957]

Awesome! I designed and sold to a client here in the Austin Texas area a 6 million pound calibration test stand. Only a couple of these in NA. 4 each of a 14" bore hydraulic cylinders rated for 10,000 PSIG. Works wonderfuly!

[@rstjohnw]

you must be a millionaire not to mention a genius.

[@Khepramancer]

No wonder it took 'em so long to finish the Death Star... the forging is a slow process.

[@berserkarmor3659]

this is how nokia 3310 has made

[@Nippledozer]

+Daniel Stefanov hahahahaha

[@davidcraig3862]

+Daniel Stefanov This is why you can not speak the language.. Xx

[@atenrok]

Hi. sorry for my English

[@Adoniram1986]

:(

[@alvinbarrios2660]

+Daniel Stefanov .. You write like a drunk Asian.

[@LegionStriker]

There isn't a single serious discussion in these comments.

[@oBseSsIoNPC]

The amount of energy it takes to heat that piece of steel to red hot - yellow to the core. WOW

[@kronek88]

+guy tremblay what does that mean

[@emilen2]

+DiaveD I'm not sure he knows that himself. At least it was a redundant answer.

[@oBseSsIoNPC]

+guy tremblay and still, you have to have the power to send through the cold steel. You can't create that kind of energy with a bicycle dynamo :P

[@robertr7923]

+guy tremblay idk whatever you are bullshitting about, but it takes a hell of a lot of energy no matter how you do it

[@kronek88]

guy tremblay voltage and watts are not even the same unit of measurement so you can't compare them.

[@vynleinnmusic6217]

the whole shift of workers deserves thank for cooperation

[@chefdarel]

As a machinist I have to say that this is incredibly impressive. I would very much like to visit the plant in Seigen.

[@btcbob11392]

Can you imagine how much energy it took to get that car sized hunk of metal red hot...Amazing

[@user-bd3fg3qc2l]

there is 35 tons EAF

[@fakshen1973]

It's satisfying watching an immense peace of red-hot metal being handled by an even larger machine like it's making a photocopy. That's impressive precision for such extreme temperatures and mass.

[@MichaelMa]

I've seen something like this before on youtube. I think they are making a very large sword.

[@ColeCrosman]

for titan

[@Joeyardmaster40155]

That was just like watching paint dry or like watching a FORD RURT,SOLW & PAINFUL !

[@sierrawhiskey5144]

All those giant chunks of scale falling off that... Wow.

[@slinkeepy]

i knew after watching (okay, skipping through) this video that the comments would not disappoint... and boy did they not disappoint!

[@CTP1111]

wheres the video of them loading that massive piece of hot metal to the spindle

[@Tom-nm6ep]

huge dab left me hypnotized with this!

[@lm-ie5wy]

I used to play with one like that as a kid... man the stuff we were pressing.. good ol days

[@ConstitutionalConservative888]

It would be nice to know whats going on, whats being made and why INFORMATION!!!

[@neephonephones9795]

it's a giant dildo maker for godzilla

[@modernmedusa7374]

+Neephone Phones lol

[@d46512]

+courageloyaltystrength It's making the frame for a hydraulic press.

[@davidcraig3862]

Agreed..Xx

[@buddyrevell4329]

+Kevin That's be IRONic

[@realitea.avanova]

Wait a sec... I watched a blacksmith forging a nail to a rose, then I saw a guy making an anvil. I clicked on another vid showing a 10t hammer, from which I got to a 500t forging press making some tank stuff and now I am here. Incremental smithness I guess.

[@userwl2850]

look on my channel and watch me bore a 13inch hole thru a 718 forging.

[@SuburbAllied]

+Frank Fox I guess its because you got balls of steel... :)

[@realitea.avanova]

Well, I am not sure if I would like balls and this press mentioned in the same sentence, even if they were made of steel SuburbAllied :D

[@SuburbAllied]

its a "squeezy" question indeed! :D

[@rammsteinsiegfried6750]

userwl2850

[@williamwoody7607]

Some sort of background or context would have been nice-what are they making?I'm fascinated this was recommended to me.

[@overclockeverything2310]

After eating Taco Bell it take's 13,000 Tons to forge a turd.

[@314WESTERN]

That beast has a set purr. Never seen anything as big as this, looks like it's cnc programed.... Ex employee of Firth Rixon metals, Glossop U/k..

[@danielh9252]

I can do this in half the time with vise-grips™ and a shot of Arizona green tea™.

[@camrayner3018]

+Watermelon will l

[@IronheadOfScroteus]

I'd like to bring about two dozen smiths from various points in the past on a field trip to watch stuff like this as it happens.

[@russellking747]

I've never seen a lump of metal that size warp like that - seriously impressive stuff

[@wabisabi6802]

I have the same exact model in my basement!

[@The-Real-Term]

+wabi sabi This was filmed in my basement.

[@wabisabi6802]

Term Yeah! High five!

[@xX_DarkBountyX_XxxHDNoScopPuss]

I have This in my toilets. Hmmm Bitch plz !

[@ogenmatic]

“Bladesmiths! To your 13000 Ton large open die forge presses. Time begins....NOW!”

[@thomas.861]

awesome press, biggest one i ever saw in person was 475tonnes, i didnt even expect that presses were made upto 13000 tonnes

[@brit1066]

Terrific video but to what does the figure of 13,000 tons apply? Plainly it cannot be the weight of forging itself, so is it the weight of the forging press or is it the pressure that the press can apply.

[@OriginalJetForMe]

+Keith Grove It's almost always the pressure the press can apply.

[@neilkushner2706]

A new iron giant, very huge machines thanks for the video

[@nicevideomancanada]

slightly more interesting than watching paint dry.

[@orvarg1066]

mother of gawd ,it's so hot the pincers manipulating it are heating up to cherry red!

[@walterkiel552]

My hat is off to the Koreans!! It looks like the Chinese have an 80,000 ton press. These presses should be in the U.S.A.

[@markbrown3484]

+Walter Kiel The EPA, OSHA, and the libtards would not allow it.. it might hurt the environment.

[@walterkiel552]

You're right!! This is why I'm voting for Donald Trump!!

[@markbrown3484]

Walter Kiel It looks like he is the only hope we have to restore America.. The Hildabeast will ruin what's left from Barry the Psycho and the Gutless GOP.

[@walterkiel552]

Yeah. Looks like the RNC meeting in Charleston, South Carolina was a bust. Carolyn McLarty and the rest of the wimps voted to kill the resolution to impeach Barry Soetoro. www.freezonemediacenternews.com/2016/01/republicans-wont-impeach-obama-rnc.html

[@epistte]

+Walter Kiel Your foil hat is on just a bot too tight.

[@gypsymanjeff2184]

Amazing forces ..facinating to say the LEAST

[@jjlin4041]

Anything BIG is interesting and thus shd always be made open to an audience.

[@susanbarbier5053]

It's amazing what humans can accomplish with our brains.

[@EightiesNut]

They are making the Worlds Largest Steel Jolly Rancher!!!!

[@guntherultraboltnovacrunch5248]

Yeah... but can it squash gummie bears?

[@Draugluin999]

+Gunther Ultrabolt Novacrunch no your gonna need a stronger press sorry..

[@bowwwh3509]

They are really dangerous and could attack at any time...

[@ComandanteJ]

+Helpful Guy *extremely

[@123TauruZ321]

Why is it called "gummy bears" and not Rubber bears? Gummi is the Norwegian word for Rubber. That has always perplexed me.

[@twod0ves]

@@123TauruZ321because eating rubber isn't very appetizing and not everyone speaks norwegian?

[@nagarzi81]

That's nice. Now let's smash some play-doh with it.

[@Cyberhawkzz]

ok now...build a forging press, with a forging press. GO!!

[@SamuelBlondahl]

I don't know what the heck they are doing here, but it's beautiful.

[@BenHur872]

I liked the bit where they had the hot metal in the press

[@Captleemo]

Do you have any videos of paint drying? That might be more exciting to watch.

[@snoolee7950]

What are they making? Looks pretty serious. Is this piece for a charm bracelet - for a giant?

[@immanuellasker4273]

frantic live action!

[@Skwisgar2322]

the question is, will it blend?

[@mrk1075]

+Skwisgar2322 lol, I would like to see the size of that blender.

[@Ms.Nightshade]

+mrk107 That makes 2 of us.

[@ramairgto72]

Chuck Norris needs a crown for a tooth.

[@ChinesehammersAnYang]

What a big hydraulic forging press!!!

[@timothymunday1338]

i suppose the guy walking around at 6:10 was hired to catch it if it falls?

[@antoniojarcevic1319]

Yes

[@Scwirul]

Now lets see the forge that heated it! Must have been insanely hot, pretty much baking it at a low temeprature and rising slowly in order for the core of the rod to be an even heat as the outside?

[@Casiopoly]

They probably heated it up by using inductive heating.

[@trustedgaming9755]

Awesome and amazing piece of equipment there.

[@Groucho6677]

Is anyone going to hazard a guess as to the weight of that forging? 300tons? The manipulator is a machine and a half, too!

[@user-fi5gh4vq8g]

maybe 50~80ton?

[@godbluffvdgg]

Man oh man! Can you imagine how long it would take to heat that monster chunk up?

[@anyaforger6909]

นดเดีกจัว

[@user-ep9tq2fx1w]

+Mermaid Man في خخه8

[@godbluffvdgg]

***** I hear ya! That thing would be red hot under water for a long time...I would love to see it quenched in a giant tank of oil! :)...It would probably evaporate it!

[@123TauruZ321]

+godbluffvdgg Or water ^^ If you've watched red hot nickle ball's videos, where he drops an 800 degree celcius ball in water. I'd love to see this just plummeted into a large pool of cold or hot water. Oil is a funny thought too! Or coca cola.

[@godbluffvdgg]

123TauruZ321 Oil would burst into flames like rarely seen!

[@101fate101]

very imPRESSive

[@IndelibleHD]

One word...Incredible.

[@fookutube501]

I wonder how long that would take,to cool down all the way to the middle,week a month??

very cool, but what is the purpose of such massive piece of steel ?

[@kho24726]

Harbor Freight sell this same size press.

[@RustyDockLight]

+david maher Horrible freight, you mean?

[@snoolee7950]

+david maher The problem is bring it back when you have to return it.

[@RustyDockLight]

Snoo Lee Yeah, gotta find all the pieces.

[@quaztron]

Free shipping!

[@elgavilan2000]

For only $19.95

[@FRAGGLE6011]

Why is this so cool..?

[@forglory9537]

I just wanna drop that thing on top of an ice shelf in antarctica and watch it melt its way down to the sea.

[@tabaron3334]

You would like the red hot ball bearing series.

[@rapskallion]

Well....ahem....I don't know what to say. That was......That was something, wasn't it?

[@loicleborgne701]

Super forgeage, merci !

[@thanks_ace]

HPC needs one of these #hydraulicpresschannel 😎 😎 😎

[@icegiant1000]

Such awesome squishing power!

[@SquillyMon]

I just purchased one of these presses for my back yard... Got it at Costco... Was surprisingly affordable, cheap even. JEEZU I wonder what this entire rig would cost. I couldnt afford the electric bill alone. LOL

[@Zuru65]

This us used for manufaturing Mechas and EVAs?

[@vacuumboy6.0]

i think the steel is a little warm...

[@violet6951]

Drop it from space and into the ocean . Now , that's fun!

[@aaq2451]

doesnot look like 13000 ton however i am just thinking what will be the weight of machines forging it

[@EchoVids2u]

what is it making?

[@mrketon1]

what are they going to do with that large piece of metal?

[@Sassy_Witch]

Must be nice working there

[@MazzifLOL]

It's the MCP from TRON being made.

[@123TauruZ321]

I'm thinking it is for a bridge or something like that.

[@garryclelland4481]

+123TauruZ321 thats what i thought , some kind of huge coupler/knuckle/jointer thing for a bridge

[@123TauruZ321]

I wonder what it would feel like to run up to it naked and jump onto it with your whole body. Would you die right away or just get extremely painful burn damages?

[@123TauruZ321]

How hot is it and how do they heat it up? I mean it takes 5-10 minutes for my iron cast pot to boil water. It must have taken at least a day with focused heating and a lot of energy to heat it up to glow like that.

[@sqrone1]

the first largest open die forging press in the world which is installed in china .it is about 19500 tons

[@bobrobert6277]

making a hydraulic piston the make a bigger press?

[@TimpBizkit]

I bet you can feel the heat coming off that huge piece of iron

[@dannybrown3870]

It says in the description that this is the second largest forging press in the world. What's the largest?

[@epistte]

There is a 15000-ton forging press in Cleveland. ALCOA works.

[@zachd1796]

ummm, you do know that there are 35,000 ton presses in operation and the largest in the united states is a 50,000 ton press, the russians have two 75,000 ton presses and the chinese just finished their 80,000 ton press last year. so 13,000 is pretty small in comparison. oh and just fyi. the americans built a 50,000 ton press in 1955

[@sqrone1]

this is Open die forging press.it is different.

[@sledgehammer8286]

Пресса бывают ковочными , а есть штамповочные. Штамповочные гораздо мощнее. На ковочном прессе куют в несколько операций (если крупнотоннажная поковка ) и на ней большой припуск металла. А на штамповочном , как правило , изделие штампуется за один нагрев и с малым припуском под обработку. Про ковочные пресса с усилием больше 23000 т не знаю , а штамповочные есть до 80000т и более.

[@ncktbs]

forged blank for a ship crankshaft maybe?

[@xvp40virus]

That is one massive ass press... HOLY SHIT!

[@Limoman7]

Cool, now put a few of those guys in the yellow hats in there.

[@LisaMeierdirk]

you can watch the sun rise and set before this press moves up and down

[@SirDeanosity]

OOO...I think its a big bolt cause they mashed wrench flats on it.

[@aaaatttt101]

Could you explain the process and purpose of this particular works?

[@epistte]

This is an example of open-die forging. They are taking a piece of square or rectangular reheated steel billet and making a round shaft from it with the press and the manipulator that spins it around for multiple pressed hit by the forging press. I'm a design engineer and Ive worked to design and fabricate some machine tools but it was nothing close to this big.

[@SuperCholdi]

Is this how you forge banknotes?

[@kerimkiraz4718]

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[@MrMarkpark]

I suspect that machine applies heat the entire time its forging? During that 10 minute video the part did not appear to cool at all. I can't imagine the heat generated during the process is is enough to keep it red hot.

[@Arclite02]

I think it's more a case of a chunk of red hot steel the size of a house takes a LONG damned time to cool off...

[@MrSuperawesome5000]

That piece of steel will take about a week to not be glowing hot. It'll probably be another month before the core would reach ambient temperature.

[@Evilgurkan]

I do think that the friction generated by pressing that huge chunk of metal also produces alot of heat

[@Arclite02]

Evilgurkan no doubt there is a bit of heat generated by deforming that much metal like that... But it's so small compared to the VAST amount of heat already in there, it's essentially zero.

[@poppabear9279]

MrMarkpark It is likely heated, via inductive high current generation with the holding clamps in the back. They keep constant ultra-high current induced around the part making it heat uniformly. I use the same process for heating carbon fiber mandrels for prepreg carbon fiber.

[@bobrusable]

What are they going to do with that big piece of metal and how is it staying hot

[@patsprankcalls]

Not sure what they're making, but as for your second question, that thing will stay hot for days. This is a huge bit of metal we're talking about - ages to heat up, ages to cool down.

[@KristoffRand]

I believe it's for a rotor in a nuclear plant. it's staying hot because it's not staying hot. it is cooling. but the sheer mass of the object that has been raised to that temperature is keeping it hot... but it is cooling. It's just going to take a very long time to cool. The cooling surface is actually coming off in the form of slag as it's turned and pounded. I bet you could vaporize several thousand gallons of water on it. Hmmm I wonder if they could recoup some of the power used to make it by capturing steam off cooling it? Interesting.

[@Derederi]

That thing pressing it is deforming the metal. Deformation at this size means a lot of heat. Also as the others mentioned it has large amount of mass to hold the heat inside.

[@TheRjjrjjr]

Is there some induction process keeping it hot? I am intrigued by all of this.

[@Carlitosway211]

+TheRjjrjjr I've wondered the same thing! How is it staying red hot?! That's seriously hot, and it doesn't seem to be dissipating.

[@webtoedman]

+charlietow Thermal inertia, is how. Takes a long time to lose millions of Joules of energy to the atmosphere and the press dies.

[@epistte]

It likely spent 2-3 days in a re-heat furnace after it was cast as a billet and then cooled. Its g not getting cooled anytime during the forging process. After they finished it was likely slowly cooled in a tempering furnace to control the cooling process before it was machined to final specifications.

[@1337fraggzb00N]

So...will there be any press release?

[@christrammell6889]

I have one in my garage just like it......

[@illuminarty9145]

making the world's largest bolt.

[@timothymunday1338]

WOW UMPALUMPAS MAKING BULLETS

[@syron7996]

Welcum tu te hudrolik press channel.

[@Nciman1234]

_Where can I get one ?_