Amazing Scale! process of mass production of rebar. Korean Steel Factory

[@itisinfactpaul2868]

Super cool. I love these kinds of videos but all too often it's clear that the workers aren't getting taken care of when it comes to safety standards. Really happy to see the respirators here and no workers having to do dangerous jobs for no reason. The process is cool, but keeping those workers safe is what really deserves the respect here!

[@MerijnSandvliet7]

they're past that stage

[@곰돌-r9b]

That's a good point.

[@yantidiana6045]

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[@DILLIGAS-GAMING]

The couple blokes are wearing dust masks which provide no protection against toxic gases etc not respirators , quite often companies provide dust masks to make it look like they care when are fully aware of the little safety they provide but the cost of the two different items are significantly different , but I would agree this looks safer than many of the rio rod vids :)

[@ultraderek]

You should see how the Indians do rebar.

[@corporalsilver6981]

I don't know what it is about manufacturing lines but they always make me smile, nothing like the heartbeat of industry. A feat of human ingenuity and progress.

[@eraticmongaloid]

exactly why i play factory games lol

[@krishnamurthysankar5876]

@@eraticmongaloid 😂😂

[@Furious321]

@@eraticmongaloid You need more iron.

[@ujdxuuux7323]

It pod o pop

[@virtualnico]

The only thing i see is very poor safety at work. :D

[@HostileTakeover2]

I just want to take a moment to appreciate the skill of the crane operator.

[@jawadtaial]

بيض

[@williamgibb5557]

Might just get a female! Yes, though very good.

[@فروشگاهلوازمبهداشتینو]

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[@z1lla4]

If you worked doing that same thing every single day you too would be good at it

[@noelht1]

Man be the undisputed heavyweight world Jenga champion

[@zachweyrauch2988]

Ive worked in labour industries for awhile now and from my experience this seems like a very well run and clean factory to work in. The labourers and owners of this business should be proud of the job and life they work to maintain.

[@Yayoyi3]

Clean for a steel mill but a lot of factories are cleaner than this, at least here in canada

[@lights_utopia1130]

@@Yayoyi3 Ya should see the ones in America there not lets say the best even though I have only been to maybe 4 with my dad so don't have much experience to say.

[@jont2576]

man has the technology and capability to produce goods and materials in such vast quantities with such little man power,yet much of the world still lives in poverty.

[@zachweyrauch2988]

@@Yayoyi3 that experience i mentioned happened in Canada. I personally have engaged in behaviour i knew to be against regulations just to maintain a meager wage position and ive done it in a food industry too. I dont wanna get sued so ill just say that i make my own barbeque sauce and baked beans now.

[@BuckingHorse-Bull]

this video would be 100 times better with out the music

[@cookcookstory]

I really enjoyed the process of making Korean rebar. Amazing thank you for the video

[@misanthrophex]

I love videos like that where no one talks. Perfection. Also this blows my tiny little mind. Humans engineered this all.

[@hellslayer9638]

It's salute to thesehard working men who are standing in this excruciating heat . I never knew concrete re-bars were make like these i used to think these were made like aluminium excretion and then are rolled for rigged texture . Good video

[@localherotommy7158]

제조업을 창업하고, 운영하시는 분. 그리고 그 곳에서 묵묵히 일하시는 근로자분들 모두모두 다 애국자이심. 부디 사소한 위험요소도 간과하지말고 미리 대비하셔서 절대로 사고나지 않길 빕니다. 안전제일입니다

[@lalhmarthangahmara1934]

ūūūūùe

[@sergt291]

Cao ni ma

[@thomaskim7548]

@@sergt291 ㅗ

[@SiMBi0ZZA]

ноооолики, нужно бооооольше нооооликов богу нооооликов.

[@2Hot2Furious]

That machine that moves them each time each time as the hot rebar comes in to cool is GENIUS!! 🤯 not to mention they look like cool multi colored guitar strings 🔥🎸

[@PUNKSBR]

Genius comes from arabic and mens demons...Not smart people, do not use this world.

[@Bas_Lightyear]

The Forbidden guitar

[@Greippi10]

The amount of manual labour is pretty surprising! Also 8:40 it's cool to see how hot the steel still is as it's being shipped out already.

[@francescoazzoni3445]

I agree, I was surprised in the first part of the video by the fact that still was shipped by truck and cut and organized manually, it seems very time consuming.

[@b03tz]

So what you actually mean is that it is hot to see how the steel is as it's being shipped...not cool.

[@sylviaelse5086]

@@b03tz No, I'm pretty sure he meant hot as in high temperature, as evidenced by the air convection above the steel.

[@Greippi10]

@@b03tz slow clap...

[@lUnderdogl]

Japon is really good about creating and keeping jobs. This is the reason japon has one of the lowest unemployment rate.

[@rangerr234]

Can we all just take a moment to recognize how skillful the excavator/grabber operator is at the beginning of the video. They use the machines arm as if it is an extensions of their own. Its so…human in how it moves.

[@somedumbozzie1539]

It was quite something, they tore down my local eyesore of mall last year it was poetry in motion.

[@ТуркаганАзиахан]

ФИСТИНГ В ПИЗДУ ПУТИНУ

[@bludika]

these types of workers are so under appreciated, they get looked down on for not going to a job with a suit and tie, but these workers are way more valuable than some office worker

[@nazeerkhan257]

i am the foreman of the rolling mill

[@nazeerkhan257]

I am tha fuormean of tha rooling mill i can get job in rolling mill

[@mark2goal]

why did i just watch this whole thing. im supposed to be going to pick kids up from school but i cant stop watching !

[@rudenddl]

군 복무시절 광양 제철소 견학해본 적이 있는데 진짜 수십 미터 거리에서도 엄청난 열기가 느껴져 견학 내내 진땀 빼고 고생한 경험이 있어요 불똥 튀는 현장에서 수 미터 채 떨어지지 않은 곳에서 열심히 일하고 계시는 현직자 분들 보면서 저런 게 사명감이구나 하고 느꼈네요 대단하신 분들 참 감사하고 고맙습니다

[@BuckingHorse-Bull]

this video would be 100 times better with out the music

[@M.-Ahmed]

​@@BuckingHorse-Bulli don’t like music.

[@marcelacupova3004]

Cái này xưa rồi đấy. Giờ người ta đúc thép khi còn nóng dẫn thẳng qua dàn cán luôn. Không cắt sắt nguội cho vào nung để cán.

[@mathasanbouchawang]

Because of your product we are live in a Comfortable way..thanks so much

[@فروشگاهلوازمبهداشتینو]

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[@so.good.]

영상 퀄리티 너무 좋네요. 한시간짜리 다큐 압축해놓은것 같습니다. 우리나라에 이런 기술자들이 대우를 받아야하는데 겉으로만 화려하고 깔끔한 직업만 대우받고 관심받는 한국의 현실이 참 안타깝네요…

[@فروشگاهلوازمبهداشتینو]

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[@ProcessK]

영상을 재밌게 보셨다니 저도 너무 기쁩니다. 덕분에 좋은하루를 보낼 수 있겠습니다. 호랭이님도 좋은 하루 보내시구요 😍

[@리알르]

엔지니어 같은 직종이 선진국에선 우대해주는데 한국은 화이트칼라만 우대해주죠.

[@자유민주주의교란종똥]

저분들 연봉이 얼만데 어디서 선동질이야

[@Mod_umm]

kzbin.infordb7BHFY8eQ?feature=share Videoyu beğenip Kanala abone olurmusunuz 🙏

[@emanuelshahid9443]

human beings are incredible. imagine what we could accomplish if we all had a common goal.

[@r3l4x69]

the goal is peace, but religion and money corrupt

[@khalidacosta7133]

@@r3l4x69 Nope, just money. Religion is used as an excuse.

[@r3l4x69]

@@khalidacosta7133 comprehension

[@MikeBarbarossa]

We could make buildings, roads and bridges of stronger, re-inforced concrete

[@SovereignAi]

We're making a bunch of stuff with a common goal, one of the most notable goals is fusion energy. Look at the amount of cooperation going into the ITER project.

[@outtersteller]

This was better than expected

[@PROProcesss]

It's good that it's an automated process. The workers are already very hot, and if you work closely with it, it's hot as hell. And once upon a time, our ancestors used to do everything by hand. Blacksmiths were very valued 👍👍👍

[@RNCHFND]

This is great to fall asleep to

[@LegitimatePancake]

Relaxing sounds to fall asleep to

[@BeyondMillennium]

Thank you to the people who do this work to keep our civilization going. The older I get the more I realize how each person doing their part is so important for all of us.

[@monkeyboykc3190]

All that machinery is just absolutely amazing

[@Frank-E-Baby]

And putting humans out of work at the same pace

[@monkeyboykc3190]

@@Frank-E-Baby sad but true

[@yun-z]

@@Frank-E-Baby And putting humans out of danger at the same pace

[@saidalsiyabi4384]

ما شاءالله كل التوفيق للشعب الكوري الجنوبي

[@gasser5001]

In the last 2 days I've watched the same process from china, SK, and india... and SK takes the cake.

[@Aeris_Asano]

I’ve seen so many videos of people getting injured and dying in factories that it’s really refreshing seeing this safer work environment.

[@TheNukebooster]

Impressive. Koreans seem to value quality and safety... ive seen many bad examples of factories on youtube, this one seems well kept, clean and organized.

[@mho...]

no hearing protection tho whatsoever -.-

[@steelforcellc]

Agreed.

[@jayw900]

@@mho... Guessing you didn't watch the video as they have ear plugs in.

[@cheesekiller]

korea product is not valuable and korean factory is not safe

[@peoplez129]

When you praise this, just remember that the reason why these factories look soo clean, is because they are new. Just like how you see some small countries with super fast internet....it's because they didn't even really advance until it was already that advanced, so it's their first system ever, utilizing modern technology. Same with manufacturing, these countries didn't have it until America gave the technology to them. But it's different in America, where fiber optic might be better, but you already have trillions of dollars worth of old infrastructure already in place, which is what makes it hard to advance. Same with factories, why build a whole new modern one for X millions or billions of dollars, when you already have one that does the job just fine. The only problem in America is that old infrastructure is sold at prices of new infrastructure, even though people should be reaping the benefits of the lower cost of an already built infrastructure, the prices still continue to rise. They are robbing the economy blind.

[@19MarcoPolo71]

I've delivered several loads of rebar in the past and never knew the whole production side of it. Great video!

[@pat3850]

I used to work in a steel factory here in ireland until it was closed down in 2001,this brings back great but dangerous memories...

[@AsadAli-xc3cd]

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[@wildanrosyada7787]

Thats dangerous memories looks interesting.

[@wildanrosyada7787]

Can i have the fsctory name?

[@pat3850]

@@wildanrosyada7787 IRISH ISPAT IN SOUTHERN IRELAND,THE OWNER WAS AN INDIAN,HIS NAME WAS/MITTEL,HE SHUT US DOWN AND MOVED THE MACHINERY TO INDIA...

[@supermaneuverable]

@@pat3850 caps lock was on bro

[@Danny_Kakao]

집게로 철근 옮기시는분 거의 본인 손으로 하시듯이 자연스럽다 ㄷㄷㄷㄷ

[@nuanshuyumilu]

1:28 너무 위험해 보이는데?

[@V포벤데타]

@@nuanshuyumilu 음식 먹지 말지 그래 혓바닥 잘릴거 같으니

[@xBlutkruste]

Respect to all the workers👍👍👍

[@Herubekti2022]

Salam youtuber in indonesia ya kak

[@ashleyking6743]

Man there are some scary powerful machines there. Looks like an intimidating place to work. Super satisfying to watch however

[@TheHellSpawn000]

Take it from me as someone who has been around steel mills and machine shops since i was born. If you make a mistake? You're going to know it because you're going to be missing a Finger, a Limb or everything will just go black. It is intimidating and its a good thing that you find it intimidating. I own my machine shop, i do fabrication, heavy equipment repair and prototyping in my shop. There is not 1 single Lathe, Drill press, Mill, or CNC mill that doesn't absolutely scare the sh*t out of me. I Have been doing it for 17 years and i havent gotten hurt once. I Do rent out shop space for people to bring their projects in to work on themselves and if i see 1 tiny mistake, No safety glasses, improper clothing, necklaces, earrings, just being stupid around machines, i will kick them out without giving them a chance to give me an explanation. Comfort is what gets you hurt in a place like this, Going right to Z and skipping X and Y, respect the equipment around you, keep your eyes open, pay attention and you do just fine. Get too comfortable, start making tiny mistakes here and there? you can seriously hurt yourself or a co-worker or worse yet, end up killing yourself or a co-worker. In short, Machine shops, steel mills ect are the very definition of "F**k around and find out" and "Don't stick your fingy where you wouldn't stick your dingy" and "If it doesnt come natural, dont force it" 😂😂😂

[@pintosaha828]

​@@TheHellSpawn000করে 0:20 0:23 ছছজ😂🎉4 🎉9:00 উ

[@migrations]

I like how the buttons on the machine that splits the rebar are completely used to the point of being unlabeled where people had to write the functions with paint markers lol. I've definitely used machines like that.

[@Lappmogel]

pro tip, if you work on a machine like that. Don't write any new labels, that way nobody else can operate the machine and you will be an essential worker.

[@김왕건-i3r]

자랑스러운 대한민국 화이팅!

[@poseidon8989]

Cảm ơn những nhà sản xuất máy móc hiện đại

[@dholley51492]

These factories are hell to work in, but the modern world wouldn't exist without them.

[@mohamedalkhtani2810]

مصنع ضخم وعمل متقن ويستحق المشاهدة

[@marilanicarvalho5161]

Trabalhei numa siderurgia fabricando as palanquilhas e elas saiam da área de produção no tamanho q a lâminacao desejava.

[@adampatterson]

2:16 are the mysterious round chunks of steel used as a roller to help move the heavy bars?

[@alexistaylor969]

They are just set blocks and spacers. They are round so they roll when it is time to dump them and they will roll off into the recollection slot easier. Their purpose is to keep the bar uplifted so it heats faster and easier and to allow the machine to grab something small to move the bar. This keeps the machine from having to constantly touch the bars while being heated and prevents forge welding to the machine and jams from it. If the block gets forge welded to the bar it just needs to be knocked off (as seen when the bar gets kicked out of the furnace and the blocks just fall off and roll out. If the machine parts got forge welded you would constantly have to halt production and let the machine cool so someone could repair it. They also allow for a simple feed system. Rather than a conveyor belt or chain running inside the furnace they can use a hydraulic press from the outside using the rounded blocks as spacers and moving supports for the steel. In short, they are sacrificial but serves multiple purposes and can be reused many times before the forge burns them up completely.

[@adampatterson]

@@alexistaylor969 awesome, thanks for the answer!

[@squarecracker]

@@alexistaylor969 maybe one of the best youtube comments in history... i have no idea if you are right or not but you sound so confident i am forced to believe it

[@volatile100]

I wonder what the water usage is each day just to keep those rollers somewhat cool.

[@RickyTrain5]

Might be a closed cycle cooling, where the only loss of water would be from boiling off. Which would be much less than open cycle.

[@ابواحمد-ز9ع9م]

اللهم صل وسلم على نبينا محمد

[@dksfjieoslmakljsd]

공장영상 볼때마다 느끼는건데요 만들어지는거 보다 저 공장 설계한게 신기하고 대단해보임

[@keselekbakiak]

I'm surprised they only need to heat the steel once. It must be a very efficient process.

[@فروشگاهلوازمبهداشتینو]

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[@PlombirIce]

Why do you think you need two heatings?

[@ThermalSpace]

@@PlombirIce things cool down?

[@zpgJiggleBilly]

Drawing out steel not only creates a lot of heat, it brings the internal heat to the surface. As long as it doesn't sit, it will stay red hot a long time.

[@RajendraGadekar-gg4wp]

Cool manufacturing process of steel rod...i love it..❤

[@tamadichikuribayashi9639]

So impressed ..

[@yakubsaifudin_Absurd]

huge industrial factory. I really appreciate them in building cities around the world.

[@shortscreeen]

can you donate 5$ please. I need some help. please

[@siwooedward501]

생생한 현장음을 쓰잘데기없는 브금이 다 죽여버리네.

[@Engr.Nathan_AMO-vlog]

Wow such a great plant!activities are all incredible😮

[@Ekrai-1.618]

딱 딱 되는게 너무 아름답네요!!

[@JonMurray]

The person building the piles for the forklift is a surgeon with that machine 👌🏻 EDIT - As is the forklift driver 👌🏻

[@SaidThoughts]

Imagine what people would think back during the beginning of the iron age? If they were to see our production today.

[@sml834]

제조업은 국가의 가장 중요한 산업이다... 이런 기술이 없이 전부 수입한다면 모든 산업에 영향이 크다

[@translator805]

싱가폴:????

[@한솔-i7h]

@@translator805 지리적을 다릅니다

[@screwsnutsandbolts]

Very impressive ! 👍

[@DavidJohnsonFromSeattle]

I wish it showed how it was lengthening them as well as how it adds the striations to the bars.

[@JinKee]

i came here specifically to learn abou the striations

[@nicolecyr4563]

Just goes through a roller that has dies like that.

[@somnathbagdi5822]

@@JinKee the

[@anachakengineer]

wow ,so great

[@KomradZX1989]

Man Korea is where it’s at 😍. Not only do you have amazing heavy industry and manufacturing, but Korea is also on the bleeding edge of computer chip manufacturing and lithography too. Oh and you also have the fastest internet speeds of any modern country in the world too. Not that you have zero problems, but man I wish the good ol’ USA would take a page from South Korea’s economic playbook 😂

[@فروشگاهلوازمبهداشتینو]

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[@Bleckyyyy]

first start by working 12-16 hours per day. Maybe you will feel like in Korea then.

[@tddd2636]

​@@Bleckyyyy idk about factory but i work 9 hours per day except lunchtime at construction site in Korea

[@Mike__B]

Man such epic music to go with making something as simple as rebar.

[@AllenKnutson]

It's "Get Lucky"

[@pangee8989]

기술력이 대단하네요.

[@metallica3556]

wow, nice end to end automated process!

[@realWorsin]

Now China can plant more crops.

[@아그부]

Sha bi

[@jaspalsinghnota.1984]

I 've never seen anything like this very very nice👍👍

[@ДаутгаджиМагомедов]

Очень познавательно и круто, интересно смотреть.

[@엄마없는하늘]

엄청 힘들고 위험해 보임 조금만 실수하면 뼈가 부러지는게 아니라 으스러지고 잘릴듯 이런 분들이 계셔서 우리 나라 경제가 돌아가고 밑거름이 된다는것 감사합니다

[@cgrind3000]

8:43 you can see heat waves coming from the rebar, crazy how it's still so hot after all that time of getting cut and tied

[@steelforcellc]

Yeah . Its gives both feelings at the same time - Scary and exciting. 😀

[@기파랑-y1x]

전기로를 운용하지 않고 다른 업체 슬래브나 빌렛을 받아서 압연하는 회사는 버티기 힘들거예요. 비싼 인건비와 설비의 감가상각 빼고나면 이윤을 남기기 힘들어요. 경주 성호스틸 이군요

[@회야강-b8u]

지금은 철근생산 중단한거로 알고있음

[@DysartDrones]

Superb video! Very interesting process!

[@shoaibahmad1769]

Hamne Machin Banaye HUMKO USNE BANAYA BANAYA SUBHAN ALLAH

[@moehieb]

Good job and good luck

[@Johnny53kgb-nsa]

Good working employees. Rebar is used quite often in the construction business. Thanks

[@redwarf8118]

quite often is an understatement

[@NimbleBard48]

It's like saying: "Water is cool. People use it sometimes."

[@sergt291]

@@NimbleBard48 cao ni ma

[@gunsaway1]

Excellent!

[@Saki630]

that was so cool. Almost as good as the Indian Rebar makers that do this outside full speed hand feeding the 1000C rebar snakes!

Çok güzel üretim tesisi kurmuşlar

[@subodhransal1138]

Amazing great hard work 🙏

[@MattCantSpeakIt]

I have seen many manufacturing lines videos, but this one takes the cake! Thats the cool... or rather HOT process!!

[@jenohathazi920]

Bravo, wonderful factory

[@wkelly4963]

What a awsome video!! Good quality and nice close ups!!

[@-Juney-]

Amazing rebar production. I sure hope someone doesn’t make them extremely wide and throw them at an unfriendly spider of unnaturally large size.

[@Vanusavianasoares]

Parabéns!! pela a invenção da máquina.

[@unikmebelpalangkaraya4219]

Sophisticated tool 👍👍

[@kymkkm1078]

This is great.....mesmerizing.

[@jeanrolandmontorese]

Bonsoir salute 🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹

[@thiagroehtop]

Deve ser muito bom trabalhar aí, a contabilidade e controladoria devem ser bem interessantes

[@AllinOne-nd2se]

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[@forging2010]

Very impresssive video!

[@bxdboy.43TH]

สุดยอด น่าทึ่งมาก มากกกก 🤩✨🖤

[@EVILBUNNY28]

Molten metal looks so yummy I just want to eat it

[@o_o3]

후세에 어떤 시대로 전해질지 기대가 되네요.

[@knobsdialsandbuttons]

Amazing video ! 👍

[@user-tk2bl9nk7j]

Наконец-то увидел как делают арматуру 💪💪💪🤓🤓🤓

[@ИгорьПанкратов-у2ж]

ахаахааа)))))))))) это всего лишь вариант, не самый быстрый, скорее самый медленный и не выгодный

[@user-tk2bl9nk7j]

@@ИгорьПанкратов-у2ж ВЫГОДНЫЙ слушай, качество превыше всего, запомни раз и навсегда. Твоя скорость не нужна..

[@nguyenvanbotnguyen6342]

- tap daoan thep han bau - KOREA . !

[@leonardonunes5739]

Perfect machines fascinante 💪👊👏✌️

[@tylwythteg]

Shoutout to the operators. Holy moly.

[@ryzlot]

EXCELLENT video, well shot, well edited. JR

[@فروشگاهلوازمبهداشتینو]

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[@mayurireddy8196]

Beautiful factory outlet steel manufacturing process

[@ПавелЮрьевич-б4ь]

Это......классно.

[@NurulIslam-sj4bv]

So amazing and interesting too.

[@techwatch101]

Always fascinating to see how something so "trivial" is made

[@gamevideochannel1550]

이야.... 좋은 영상 잘 보구 갑니다~

[@ProcessK]

감사합니다 ^^ 덕분에 저도 너무 뿌듯합니다.😍

[@Qusin111]

what are the round slugs on top for? or where they just spacing underneath?

[@Cragified]

Just to give even space for the heater jets to flow around and evenly heat the steel back up to rolling temp.

[@purerhodium]

It's a pusher furnace but with round blocks supporting and conveying the load through the furnace, rather than the load being pushed along the rails directly. I suppose this allows for better (horizontal) spacing of the load.

[@carlosquinto1383]

The engineers that did this are awesome

[@MulticameraProduction]

This is so informative 🤘🤘

[@HungrySharkhs]

Hats off to the worker and staff who are risking there life ❤

[@naonkhan191]

Just fantastic

[@shortscreeen]

can you donate 5$ please. I need some help. please