Diamond Plastics PVC Pipe Plant Tour- 54" and 60" Line

[@KaleemKhan-rr5iw]

I liked very much Diamond Plastics PVC pipes manufacturing video. I am working as a Sales Manager in a local PVC pipes manufacturing Factory for the past 30 years. Located at Salem City India. (Kaleem Khan)

[@renebriones9581]

love it im a distributor for waterworks for 45 years in NY!! Great presentation Diamond .

[@ronniezilla7565]

How much you think a 5 ft diameter Pipe would cost ?

[@NJDEVILz86]

@@ronniezilla7565 fluctuates by cost of resin

[@binglin1835]

Diamond plastic pipe, the leading PVC pipe fitting maker, very good!

[@edwardhunter3647]

Thanks,this is what I am talking about ,it's about time these pipes are maded,I worked in a pipe plant ,the was great but plastics pipes are needed.

[@MyNathanking]

8:04: I have always loved the color blue, and I have always loved the specific blue color of these pipes. In fact, I just took this very scene and made a picture for my computer desktop out of it.

[@bigredc222]

The truckers must love those kind of loads.

[@RenegadeADV]

I have hauled a lot of these, actual for this outfit, they are a pain because the pipe is slick, so you have to make sure it is well strapped or the load will shift.

[@bigredc222]

@@RenegadeADV If you're going far, I would think you'd save a lot on fuel?

[@edstevens4439]

@@RenegadeADV Cheap freight?

[@scott643]

I’ve worked on a production floor for 41 years now producing pvc pipe. This company looks to me to understand the importance of quality equipment in order to produce a quality product..this pipe has always been referred to as zedbell pipe .

[@felixcat9318]

This was an interesting, informative and entertaining video with excellent videography and narration. Simply put, civilised countries rely on these very highly engineered pipes for potable water and sewage removal and processing along with countless industrial, manufacturing and agricultural usage. Life as we know it simply couldn't function without such underground networks. The test pressures were quite remarkable, I would never have imagined that the pipes would be subjected to such high proof pressures. It certainly instills confidence that these pipes will continue to give decades of trouble free service.

[@Visionery1]

Why the downvotes, this is an incredible plant!

[@IMOR-PUMP]

Every great product starts with great materials.

[@china-trip]

Wow... !!! My best friend, thanks to you, I enjoyed watching... I'm proud of you for developing day by day.

[@DineshGupta06]

It is knowledgeable video for manufacturing & quality control measures taken. DPC is providing a good quality infrastructure product. All the best to DPC & U Tube.

[@martehoudesheldt5885]

I used to deliver limestone to the plant in Nevada. nice plant!

[@greenlawnfarm5827]

Why do they put stones in the plastic?

[@haynillesen]

@@greenlawnfarm5827 they make a 3-layer-pipe ,inside and outside is pvc , inner layer is lime . I guess cheaper .

[@greenlawnfarm5827]

@@haynillesen I want one of those pipes. You could make a cool hang out spot or other stuff like that.

[@drawnet]

Interesting video about Plastic PVC pipe making . Thank you for the video ❣❣❣

[@ovalwingnut]

I know my GF likes it when I "lay some pipe" too. Very COoL. Thanks for the video. p.s. It was nice you passed out those new blue company shirts for the shoot. Hope they got to keep them :O) Cheers!

[@Maples01]

I was laying this pipe back in 1995 when I was on the water and sewer crew of B&B excavating.

[@anthonythorp7291]

Had 7 years in already. Never seen a 60" water pipe. Did come across a 48" cast iron downtown Milwaukee WI. Interestingly, they didn't know they had it.

[@crumplezone1]

Thankyou for your service

[@BradBo1140]

Just found this. Excellent production! Can’t imagine the down vote on a simple factory tour.

[@markhull1366]

It's just idiot trolls. Have you noticed how the number of down votes has increased since this virus stay at home started? Haters will always hate rather than just change channels. Sad :-(

[@davidchristensen6908]

There are some people that dislike PVC. They don’t want it used on drinking water or waist water. Every pipe made leaves it’s mark on any water that flows through it. Nothing you can do about that but for longevity and ease of repair PVC has its place.

[@patbrown2227]

Very nice plant tour and process discussion. Nice description of the QA tests as well (from a nerdy old electronics manufacturing , R&D, and Quality Engineer).

[@gavincurtis]

Awesome! Be fun to get a tour. Now I know where all the big blue and green pipes come from for the construction in Las Vegas and Henderson Nevada.

[@richardhead8264]

_I can't say enough good things about _*_Diamond Plastics Corp!!_*

[@jiedongplasticmachinery]

Great technology, this video is great.

[@thomas4315]

What I like about pvc is the price. Very usefull.

[@yinjason4484]

hello thomas I am a Chinese manufacturer,we mainly produce pvc/hdpe pipes and fittings,I think we can provide best price and good quality for you,may I know your WhatsApp?my WhatsApp:[phone],thanks.

[@Hoshikani]

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[@hyer339]

It’s midnight and this is in my suggested videos, why not.

[@Diiviino8]

É MUITO BOM VER TODA ESSA TECNOLOGIA... 54" E 60" EM TUBOS JEI PVC RÍGIDO, PARABÉNS !!!!!

[@paradiseakivie2325]

Thanks for this beautiful video .We have PVC Extrusion plant in the southern part in Nigeria making home PVC water pipe .We are interested in going industrial we will be glad to have more conversation with you in this regard.

[@AmericaVoice]

Great narrater and salesman! Looks like a great product.

[@steves2694]

I've always wondered how the die is held in place inside the extrusion tube. How to hold it in place while there's continuous flow around it, without causing a break in the circumference of the tube during extrusion. I'm guessing its held early in the molten flow stage, a blade bracket of sorts, thin enough to allow 'healing' to occur beyond die location?

[@rogerswanson9974]

It has a plug on the inside that is chained to mandrel inside and air pressure. I worked at plant outside Macon Ga. 1990

[@rickystarr10]

a section in the die assembly is known as a spider and that keeps the inner parts rigid you are right it separates and then heals back together, all the dies and puller and saw on this line was made by a Company in Mcpherson Kansas called Midwest Industries

[@rogerswanson9974]

This is true, that was the first thing I noticed when I started working there. Ironically McPherson ks is where I was born and grew up. 60s and 70s graduated 81.

[@rickystarr10]

@@rogerswanson9974 I bet you know guys that work at Midwest then lots of McPherson graduates from that time frame work there

[@ben3989]

I wish they had shown us this detail. I leaves those less curious thinking there’s a bit of magic involved.

[@SusanWade]

Great video about what goes into creating high performance pipe.

[@NJDEVILz86]

Purity of PVC,proper melting temps,extruder/,tooling quality

[@ro_yo_mi]

Amazingly thorough video covering the process. Well done.

[@martinkurek1940]

Nice job guys!!

[@billcoley8520]

EXACTLY WHO INVENTS THESE MACHINES ? The heck with the product the machines are incredible

[@walterverbeeck6929]

Weber, Cincinnati Milacron, Krauss Maffei, Sica, IPM and some others are the biggest producers of such machines. For people who don't work in such factory it's very impressive. :)

[@rickystarr10]

the die, the puller and saw you seen in this video where made by a company in Mcpherson Kansas by the name of Midwest Industries. I can tell you allot about them because i was part of the team that built the puller and saw and helped install them there.

[@asknotwhatucan9951]

Some very talented engineers.

[@rickystarr10]

@@asknotwhatucan9951 thanks we are proud of our stuff

[@metalenclosuremachines]

Thanks for show video

[@NJDEVILz86]

Wish they showed when things don't go right..saws not cutting,hang ups,power failures...I've seen 4" pipe snap across the plant..extruder screws snap and the release of chlorine gas from burnt polyvinyl chloride

[@gasmokeeater1284]

At 9:33 in the video you have a safety issue. You need to have your workers wearing at the minimum safety glasses when testing your pipe in the fashion. Although it would not be likely but if that piece of pipe were to fail while being compressed it could cause injury.

[@sef2273]

GaSmokeEater I seen that too. Plastic can shatter and throw pieces lol

[@Cptdingus]

This plastic will not shatter because they most likely use vent canisters to suck the impurities out of the pipe while being extruded . You can feel pvc that has vent in it it has a sand paper texture and also it was most likely impact tested before being qc'd and also just looks like they are slightly applying pressure to see how much stress it takes to start to compress it not fully squishing it like the tests they show for the larger pipe where they flatten it and it does not shatter or even tear. The gauge only showed it being compressed .05 or so from what I saw .

[@davidschwartz5127]

Look out the God O'mighty safety police are on patrol, they are out there saving the world one video at-a-time. I think she knows it.

[@stevelaminack1516]

The Titanic was unsinkable too. Safety glasses are always a good idea no matter how unlikely an accident may be, you only get 2 eyes.

[@davidschwartz5127]

Do you think people ever get tired of hearing about? I worked in industry for 41 years and know it very well, I don't need someone constantly reminding me when they see the slightest infraction. It's more about their ego than anything else.

[@catranger01]

9:46 It could be the viewing angle or my imagination but that dial indication doesn't seem to be parallel to the direction of deflection.

[@juanjacobomoracerecero6604]

Putting color in the PVC is an amazing idea, as long as i know, un México we just have pues in white color, the original color of PVC for residencial use.

[@jessereshetylo4258]

Great video, at 8:25 and 8:39 though when the pipe is leaving the tester why is the pipe so dusty if it was just made? That doesn't make sense to me.

[@anthonythorp7291]

It's dust from cutting the pipe to length and cutting the spiket bevel.

[@CastilloDelDiablo]

Interesting video, I always wondered how they produced pipe

[@jeffstanley4593]

Great video.

[@craigkirkland2441]

Great production 11 outta 10

[@jungojerry1658]

I retired after 35 yrs of molding plastic - mostly injection, but some extrusion also. And mostly ho-hum products, tho sometimes interesting or fun products. I would have liked working for a company like Diamond - especially their plant in NV, near Winnemucca. My screen name - Jungojerry, comes from Jungo road in Winny where I had 40 acres off grid along Jungo road..

[@bonle4237]

JungoJerry

[@alisas9851]

you have so many year experience

[@billcoley8520]

You might not like working for them, I didn’t see but maybe 5 people there.

[@lawrenceogden8682]

GREAT VIDEO

[@yyabay]

i guess the company has one worker that all do the job. Yes the white hair big guy.

[@palominomale]

That's Bob, he's been there for 35 years...

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[@3DPeter]

11:37 why don't they put those smaller blue pipes into the larger green ones and have room for twice the load?

[@Cptdingus]

3DPeter because the customer would have to get them out you would double the load to the banding and scratch or ruin your perfectly in spec pipe . Not to mention the inner pipe would be loose if not banded length wise

[@3DPeter]

they could tape the end to prevent scratching, and then tie it up with a rachet that goes throuh the pipe, so that it can't fall out during transport, and weight can't be an issue, because a truck can haul far more heavier loads that that.

[@Cptdingus]

3DPeter that would cause a hassle to the customer on their site . And cost at least 5x in banding lengthwise in every pipe rather than just wrapping them . just standards of how things are done we never did it where I had made PVC pipe

[@geriharp132]

3DPeter I have seen this done with drainage pipe. Probably most customers require one size. Too much labor to u load onsite.

[@anthonythorp7291]

@@geriharp132 yep, most job site dont use various sizes.

[@CMYUJAMES]

I hope this company is still in business and strong

[@markusbrown9862]

Oh it is

[@frankfromjwell]

great👍

[@eStar_76]

Engineers: Designs and tooling now support a 70" line... Blue Man Group: Music to our ears!

[@barbbarbie2555]

Very interesting! !

[@gfroese4799]

Saying that they are making the largest PVC pipe in the world , I laughed . I still remember hauling a 60 inch extrusion die from Blue Mountain Pipe in BC to Toronto , Ont. because they wanted to move their large pipe line to Toronto . That was 98 .

[@ALSomthin]

A real life playdough fun factory.

[@GroovyVideo2]

Nice factory

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[@mactheplumber3839]

Cool, now tell us why there is a "resin shortage" causing prices of PVC to be so high?

[@wthomas7955]

How is the "extrusion die" held in place?

[@Chybear]

5:51 you say you are producing 60 inch OD. cast iron pipe? Sorry that triggered me for some reason. Great plant tour though very interesting to see how that pipe I used to lower into a trench is made. Thanks for the informative video.

[@lostintime8651]

TRIGGERED YOU? YOU A SNOWFLAKE??

[@Mirandorl]

@Chybear yeh looks like they missed a mistake in editing.

[@jmowreader9555]

The pipe has the same dimensions as cast iron pipe. If a city is replacing its cast iron water or sewer mains with PVC, they may not have the funds to replace it all at once. By making the pipe the same size as a piece of cast iron pipe, they can directly replace sections one-by-one.

[@Chybear]

@@lostintime8651 I dunno if I can relate to your reply. I do live in Kanuckistan so we get a lot of snow flakes here in the Northern parts of the continent eh?

[@fabiantolano2080]

Awesome!

[@magrandemachinery9412]

the narrator has very good command in English

[@yakinezaidi2930]

very nice

[@MehmetBoysal]

Impressive!

[@oneshotme]

Worked at a plant and a mixer for 2 years when I was younger but they one made to to 12" pipes

[@medostylish]

good quality products,can we use it in district cooling networks

[@captainalant]

I would love a few 60" sections. I wander how much they would cost. The web site don't say.

[@stanthology]

Go to a sewer company which installs pipe that size. You could probably ask them for a piece. Or give the guy in the yard where they store clean up from their jobs and give him a few bucks for a hunk of what is really trash taking up space on their property. Otherwise you will pay too much.

[@anthonythorp7291]

Crazy guess, $5,000 each. 4 ft metal culvert is 3,000. I stopped at a place that made solid wall black plastic pipe and was told their biggest thickest pipe is $900 per foot of lenght. Worked sewer and water in 80' and 90's. We installed a special concrete pipe with a sprayed in liner. It was $30,000 per 20 ft pipe.

[@yinjason4484]

Hello Alan Thompson I am a Chinese manufacturer,we mainly produce pvc/hdpe pipes and fittings,I think we can provide best price and good quality for you,may I know your WhatsApp?my WhatsApp:[phone],thanks.

[@jmowreader9555]

I wonder how they profitably transport 60-inch pipe. A flatbed trailer is 102 inches wide, so only 50 feet of that big pipe will fit on one truck. Do they insert smaller pipes into the bore of the big one?

[@jebj1]

How can it be "cast iron" if it's made of pvc ???? 5:52

[@cyoungso]

cast iron sized. For use as a replacement for cast iron

[@freeminds6365]

Im a extruder machine operator .i have 15years experience .i can die design ,fomulation ,operation and machine maintenance .i like to join new pvc factory .now working at sulthanate of oman.im sri lankan .

[@fd6484]

GOD BLESS AMERICA 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@bangtaicongnghiep376]

Happy, thank your author

[@radharcanna]

Impressive pipes. Why were the large blue pipes referred to as ‘cast iron’?

[@markhull1366]

I picked up on that too. Either it was a typo on the script or possibly it is because those pipes conform to the same diameter specs as cast iron ones do. I know sometimes they have to make transitions from cast to pvc in the field.

[@alisan7728]

woow iam really happy to be working with you.

[@presbiterosergiooliveira304]

Congratulations.

[@rtonce]

Is pvc pipe easily recyclable? If developments plans change, can it be easily pulled up and reused elsewhere? Can it withstand desert dry and heat (+60 deg C) conditions to be used in irrigation projects? How much better would ceramic or concrete be?

[@anthonythorp7291]

I worked sewer and water in the 80's. Back then PVC was not recyclable and had no UV protection against sunlight.

[@nathanjoerndt8804]

Hey guys!!!!! i have a fact for you!!!!!!! did you know that p.v.c. pipes are not only used for water sewer and irrigation? they are also used for making beautiful wonderful music!?!?!??!?!!?!?!??! the blue man group use plumbing pipes to make beautiful music!!!!!!!!! look them up!!!!!

[@richardschnoor6995]

do you make/sell a pvc tube 60" dia & 1/4 - 3/8 wall? What is max possible length?

[@paulvotaw3886]

I think the video said something about 22 feet at that diameter.

[@LenHarms]

How much are the 60" pipes in case I wanted to make a very large "hampster" habitat?

[@glkguy]

A human hamster cage

[@Penguin_of_Death]

@Lenz WTF is a 'hampster'..?

[@LenHarms]

@@Penguin_of_Death It's an alternate spelling of 'hamster'.

[@JF32304]

Imagine making one large enough for a vehicle to travel through and thick enough walls to hold the load and you've got a bridge that doesn't weigh 500 tons. Much faster to produce this.

[@SupraSmart68]

Jesse, see 'The Italian Job' with Michael Caine. It's a classic!

[@anthonythorp7291]

About 20 yrs ago in Menomonee falls Wi there was a steel culvert under the road between the landfills on Townline Rd. It was used for company vehicle travel and big enough for dump trucks and such.

[@brentwilliamson9594]

Long lasting and reliable is not the words I’d use to describe PVC pipe. I’d probably see environmentally hazardous and weak.

[@RAMSAGARNETWORK]

Good Sir ji #RamSagarNetwork

[@leegibson5469]

Did the narrator really say "Similar yet very different formula." How can it be similar yet very different?

[@antonmursid3505]

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[@cyoungso]

What are the modes of failure found in this pipe? How do they age test?

[@markhodgson2348]

Use one of them 60" pipes for a induction coil form

[@bouriish]

Only two people controlling the entire production, amazing

[@goldenpremium6535]

Espectacular muy útil

[@brentwilliamson9594]

Also it’s really funny that they say corrosion free when they install the plastic into iron fittings and use iron restraints to hold it together

[@MrArtVendelay]

Very interesting. Thank you Corona virus.

[@homersimpson6176]

Made in the U.S.A. Yeah We Win !

[@valdirdusurf6514]

maravilha q tecnologia

[@henryjoseph115]

9.54: The test shows the quality of the product.

[@brunoperlotti1269]

Molto bello

[@ahmedbaig7279]

The pipes are usefull for irrigation. A 60 inch pipe line 15 miles long how much cost.

[@ToxicMrSmith]

1.3 million dollar

[@wisesaint2]

I built a solar pool heater using 700' of 1 inch pvc. Emptied the water out for winter...Temperature dropped to about 10 degrees ..the whole pipe grid exploded.. I had fragments of pvc pipe all over my yard. pvc will explode in temperature around 10 degrees with no water in it .

[@erickjuma6211]

Use ppr pipes instead.

[@lavon9305]

this is what i do for 12 hrs a day, 2 months now

[@walk_in_solo1543]

Same here, same hours. But been doing it for years.

[@govindarajgovindaraj1713]

Super

[@farmcentralohio]

One thing I've always wondered is they make all these pipes then stack them outside for who knows how long. We all know uv light isn't good for things, especially plastic. Wouldn't it be better to have them in a warehouse or something? How can the company guarantee the sun hasn't already damaged the pipe? Just curious, not hating or complaining.

[@Taylor-xh8uh]

They actually infuse a uv resistive chemical into the PVC so it won't be harmed by sunlight👍

[@jakezgab8576]

The producer could have dialed back the background music, too loud.

[@سيفخالدخالد-س3و]

How much is the 10 inch tube?

[@christinahu1710]

Hello, dear friend. Good day. This is Christina. Are you still looking for this machine? We can help you. My whatsapp [phone]

[@jitendrasinghpanwar979]

मजबूत पाइप है

[@zacharywright1196]

how does one string up a 60" pipe

[@spankystar9316]

How much for one 60 inch pipe? I only need one at about 20 feet or so?

[@ToxicMrSmith]

4 grand

[@davidbacon9223]

dig a 5-ft. deep trench. drop in a long 60-inch diameter pvc pipe and cover with dirt. you could even park your homeless bicycle and trailer-cart down there, too!)...... HOME SWEET 'HOMELESS' HOME!...... thank you!!! :-)