1600 TON FORGING PRESS

[@Al828282]

This video is amazing!!! By trade, I am a tool designer, but I deal with plastics. I often ponder about making a forging tool so that I can manufacture items that I want for myself and possibly to sell. If a picture is worth a 1000 words, this video is a novel of information!

[@harleypiper]

You sound competent and aware of the safety facts.Be safe.Being a foreman I'm always having to remind my guys when the moment arises.it is second nature.Have a good one Nathan.

[@SheffMick]

Hot billet is being cheesed, and forged in 3 operations from one heat, then trimmed (clipped). The operator dags (lubricates) the dies to help prevent the forged parts sticking in the dies and reduce die wear, the last forging in the film sticks in the top die !

[@aksinurathor3083]

Very goood

[@harleypiper]

Mr.Mansfield.My hats off to ya brother.I do the same here in southern calif. Be safe

[@ulisessalazar644]

Arriba la Forja !! Para todos los obreros Mexicanos y Americanos

[@daw162]

@SHANDYBOY86 You're right. We've got enough rules here. We don't want to see the days of people needing to get a license to operate their own chainsaws and tools.

[@stafford69]

Using a sledgehammer to crack a walnut, its only hot trimming, a 100 ton press is more than adequate

[@glennmanongsong2847]

to reduce the heat acceptance of your body and also protection from any sharp edge of materials!

[@infectrus187]

I've pressed on 850's all the way up to 4000 tons. Hardly ever get burnt. Just have long sleves and I double glove.

[@rlewis1946]

@yethdear Exactly my thoughts! I wonder if Korea (?) has an OSHA? At least a pair of safety glasses... RL

[@harleypiper]

your lucky to work with good equipment and all the required PPE

[@MotoScootMech]

@MotoScootMech critical things in life. Yes we do need certain saftey regulations so that no one has to make the call to Joe's family saying hes not coming home from work today (a terrible thought indeed). But at what point do the saftey regulations become too much and people start to lost the idea of right and wrong and lose their common sense. People need to be held responsible for their own actions and need to be taught to think before they act and prepare for the unpreparable.

[@harleypiper]

dont reply like a tough guy.I've seen the best land in hospitals with negligence because they didnt "suit up".Proper PPE is 100% essential. Then its time to get busy and produce the best that customers pay for. SAFETY FIRST!

[@joe35664]

i want to see how they make a forge chevy crankshaft please

[@ZS6JMP]

@normanmj Further too my last, you fear the mighty OSHA because they will slap you around if you screw up in the smallest way, so your heart doesn't really lie with the individual, rather you fear osha's stick. That is not the ethical way to do business. I would rather look after my employees because I want to and genuinely care rather than to be forced by the government yet again as in every aspect of our lives.

[@agusharsoyo0077]

Dulu saya kerja di DAE CHANG JUNNGI seperti ini

[@dannypranoto]

Dae Chang Jung perusahaannya dimana pak?

[@glenn1340]

Machine guards? nah, we`ll just get another coolie in who`s willing to lose a finger or two

[@brssgirl]

heavy duty valve bodies like I used to machine.

[@frozenwalkway]

that's exactly why its cheaper in china, no expensive safety regulations to follow.

[@agusharsoyo0077]

Aku juga dulu kerja kayak gini.. kok mesin sama tempatnya sama kayaknya. Apa ini di perusahaan thae chang junggi. Saya kesana th 1996

[@dannypranoto]

Perusahaan saya bergerak dibidang rekondisi brake lining stamping press / Forging press

[@levisalo]

what type of material they use for those dies?

[@AJAY1993]

My company hot forging press machine two 1600 ton and 2500 ton

[@kcactuscoolerk]

where do you work?Im from socal stuck in ky wanting to go back.Currently operate a forge press.Thanks

[@warren488]

i like how the video ends

[@robbedoes1985]

these are valve housings !! (right?)

[@jackblack4646]

wat type of lubrican is bein used???

[@Citymen1000]

hallo, womit werden die formen gesprüht ?

[@infectrus187]

Saftey first for sure. Not trying to act like a hard ass, just saying..and from what I've just said. Long selves and double gloved, you cent really do any better than that...biggest thing is common sense, and just knowing what you're doing, and being aware of your soundings...

[@MotoScootMech]

@normanmj In response to your comment about the electrician, I think that your two examples are invalid. The can't be properly analogized because maybe the contractor or electrician wasnt thinking with common sense, you dont know because there are those people in the workplace who use common sense and there are those who are... shall we say idiots. However, I think that both of your points are valid as saftey regulations do need to exist. BUT there must be a balance as there is with all

[@MotoScootMech]

@normanmj In response to your electrician getting killed comment, I think that maybe the electrician or contractor werent thinking the same as ZS6JMP. Both of your examples dont work because they may not have been using common sense and just did things without thinking, those idiots do exist in the work place. However, I think that both of you and ZS6JMP's comments are valid. I dont think that we need to be on one side of the fence or the other, just like many critical aspects in life a

[@ronaldli5]

touch the glowy things.

[@ipadize]

for what gloves?

[@ekaradianto8208]

Trimming not use guide post

[@MarcoLiftz]

Shit looks dangerous lol

[@ZS6JMP]

@normanmj Lets give you an example of this efficiency then. A knee height scaffolding structure needs to be move three feet forward so contractors can continue installing electrical ducting on the ceiling. The pathetic platform has to be deconstructed by a qualified scaffolder and then re erected and signed off. What a bunch of BS. I couldn't install new light bulbs at my place of work because I'm not qualified or insured. Again what BS. I dont want to be nannied like a child, maybe you do.

[@clearliquid]

hand weights!

[@rdm2535]

be letter my turn comming soon..바리티

[@djblazenl]

read youre story back..and think about youre company about 30 years ago... oeps

[@budiunited4323]

hahaha klet seng nyemprot kurang akeh.

[@TheRealFrankWizza]

Yo, I'm not Korea, and I don't wear safety glasses.

[@michaelaltmaier7175]

Die schlafen ja bald ein! An der Abgratpresse hätte er auch Stäbchen nehmen können um das Teil zu halten! Was soll das denn? Und ne Schutzbrille is auch dort Pflicht!

[@the90sboss]

i see gloves, i see no need for any other type of switch and glasses are not vital as the machine does not sen any of the hot metal flying through the air (although probably would be smart to wear some). if you were to damage yourself while doing something as slow-paced and easy as this then youre obviously not competent to do so.

[@rtisi]

Ever slow. We used to run the line 3 times faster than this.

[@andryfambuko1292]

kerjaan gua ini mah

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[@planetxvirusmasaki3135]

boring job