Hard working Manufacturing Process Of Leaf Spring Center Nut Bolt |

Hard working Manufacturing Process Of Leaf Spring Center Nut Bolt |
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[@carbastan1461]

Смотрю и восхищаюсь! Условия труда самые благоприятные: Естественная вентиляция, свежий воздух, светлые цеха сияют белизной, благоухают озоном, начальство не напрягает спецовкой, инженер по ТБ боится даже заглянуть! Молодцы ребята! Полные энтуазизьма, трудятся заменяя автоматическую линию, удешевляя стоимость деталей. За работу ставлю 5+!

[@viktorreksha18]

В Иране шейх провел индустриализацию,люди остались без работы,и шейха свергли.

[@TheSuspensio]

Главное печатка и шлёпки!

[@ivan_filimonoff]

@@viktorreksha18 если здесь перестанут всё бросать на землю, а потом собирать - четверть работников останется не у дел!

[@1GR-FE]

закалка металла на высоте, хрен найдёш, очень высоко.

[@rashidzaidi5211]

I think your sarcasm shows through this is a developing country Pakistan where enterprise is immense with no help these people produce stuff and create employment. Making fun of it in Russian makes no difference. Hard work and progress is the goal

[@trucks_channel_razborgruz]

*As always, a very interesting post! good luck and health to all!* 🔥🔥🔥

[@ВячеславСемёнычев-о8х]

Кто смотрит эти ролики? наверное такие же как я, работяги вышедшие на пенсию с подобной работы!

[@attilapolak589]

💪💪👍❤️

[@derevenski]

Даже пенсионеры учителя смотрят

[@carbastan1461]

Мне 62 года, пять лет, как уже не работаю, лежу смотрю эти ролики.

[@derevenski]

@@carbastan1461 Круто

[@markbrown4080]

Things would go faster if there was not so much safety clothing and equipment in use.

[@Airman..]

It's not Detroit

[@SYS-dc6uo]

@@Airman.. definitely not. They are working hard not doing robbery or shooting.

[@SoupyOatmeal]

This is fun to watch but what does it have to do with "Amazing Technology" . These people have amazing skills the technoligy that they use is from 1920. All these machines in these videos are from the scrap heap of time.

[@leopardtiger1022]

Good question. What is so amazing about the technology?

[@annoyingbstard9407]

Having just seen how they make the leaf springs in another video I would think there’s a constant demand for these.

[@terrydown5389]

You are all doing a great job thank for sharing

[@billhale9740]

Throw parts on floor pick them up for operation throw parts on floor pick them up do operation throw parts on floor pick up again damn

[@hippopole9657]

Sincerely and honestly very hard working people .

[@josephlalock8378]

i bet ford wishes they could go back to working conditions like this.

[@terryjohnson8317]

You mean like back in 1914 when Ford made worldwide headlines by raising their daily wage to $5 which was double the national average ? Or maybe when Ford 'paid for schools, teachers and all materials so every member of their workforce could read and write ? These poor fools don't even make $5 a day in 2022

[@alaska49er]

Why does everything always end up on the floors in these videos?

[@wonderingskills1]

Good

[@humanbeing8855]

Wish there was some metal bins to collect metal rods after processing instead of dumping on ground.

[@yahenp2084]

Мдя.... был же нормалный пруток. Зачем они из него металлолом сделали?

[@MrDevWar]

Лучшее название ролика: Белый хозяин из США снимает, как рабы из Пакистана делают тяжёлую работу.

[@arthurtomczak8474]

Coming to America very soon .

[@АлександрА-д1х]

Лайк и подписка, уважаю такой труд

[@Neontrifle]

I've yet to see any footwear other than sandals or in fact any safety wear and I'm guessing they don't get paid sick leave either....I must count my blessinga

[@riharikaa809]

I have watched a lot of these videos and the one thing that never gets done is a bit of housekeeping around the plant and workshop. That is always a giveaway as to priorities. Still as they say when in Rome.

[@annoyingbstard9407]

Their houses are even worse. 😂

[@leopardtiger1022]

That's a good one to burst into a laugh.

[@user-gg2gp3rn4r]

Самозанятость работающих пенсионеров и налоги небось платят,выживают люди как умеют,что бы семью прокормить.

[@Don.Sebastian.Pereira]

True Japanese "lean manufacturing".

[@Olexandr_UA_]

Класс прочности, сталь пластилин 3

[@MrDevWar]

Сталь - Пластилин 3 закалённый черной краской :D

[@ucuy3706]

Thủ công hơn công ty mình.

[@isbo4997]

Вот где автоваз закупает запчасти

[@worldskills4280]

Very good work

[@jerle1703]

So many processes, the speed is too slow, several finished products can be made in a day,2 automatic machines in Taiwan can make 100,000 finished products in 8 hours.

[@gregsappington9991]

I have sold many of these over the last 20 years. Good to see how they are made. We call them Tie bolts

[@gabbyhaze5857]

We call them centerbolts in my neck of the woods.

[@annoyingbstard9407]

@@gabbyhaze5857 We call them centre tie bolts.

[@matrimcauthon6431]

Carry on guys.

[@luisfernandes7414]

Aqui no Brasil um país de terceiro mundo, tem regras de segurança bem claras normas regulamentação, e pelo vídeo parece ser criança trabalhando. Que lugar e esse?

[@leopardtiger1022]

Eu acho Pakistan.

[@user-fp9qy5ci6e]

Nice watch.

[@Barmaley80x]

Потом из таких ребят вырастают Лакшми Миталлы. И они начинают зарабатывать миллиарды долларов. Это такой бизнес план.

[@franciscoalberto6658]

*Congratulation 😎👍.*

[@SkotiM]

Every time I see one of these videos the guys are always wearing sandals. Around molten metal, and heavy machinery, still got the sandals on.

[@rocksnot952]

Is there one of these factories that doesn't look like a war zone?

[@paioel]

exactly as they were done in Italy in the early 1900s

[@pcblah]

The guy just dipping his hand into the "bluing solution" casually. My bluing solution is phosphor base and pretty poisonous on contact. Wonder what that stuff is doing to him.

[@sonnybill8271]

Are these bolts for Spring shackles?

[@JOHN27398]

Spring Center Nut Bolt

[@trisnomechanic6985]

Amazing

[@RobotN001]

Интересно, тут гайки просверленные, а ранее были горяче-кованные. Какие прочнее?

[@RobotN001]

@Andrey A_V почему ст3? у них довольно много углерода в сплавах. чугунов много льют.

[@isakeles588]

Maşallah

[@terryjohnson8317]

This is not AMAZING TECHNOLOGY. It is crude, old, and dangerous.

[@АлександрА-д1х]

У человека который снимал фаски, наверно не осталось отпечатков пальцев

[@familystraka624]

United Metal products Pakistan Ltd.

[@matrimcauthon6431]

Hard time for these workers.

[@77gravity]

"I'll just sit here next to the unguarded Spinning Wheel of Death" - because the factory owner won't spend the $3 it would cost to put a safety screen around that, workers are cheap and replaceable.

[@yusufabdrahman592]

👍👍👍

[@piperdoug428]

What are these bolts used for, the round flange is peculiar

[@dirtfarmer7472]

My guess is for the spring shackle

[@piperdoug428]

@@dirtfarmer7472 right, so the bolt at the half way point over the axle?

[@gabbyhaze5857]

The bolt holds several spring leaves together so they can be installed as a unit. The round head fits down into the axle spacer which positions the spring assembly correctly to the axle housing.

[@law-ofohms7815]

Let’s give these guys plans on how to make nukes! Oh wait… shit they do already.

[@frantiseksevcik5797]

Zesty lemon týpek dostal v reklamě prostor na 3 vteřiny i tak se stihnul vycákat.

[@kalathonesisavat.1486]

Hello 👋

[@nigelorme4703]

I think companies in this country (UK) should do away with health and safety rules ,it works ok for these guys but the namby pamby people here are soft

[@lucianotognelli192]

0,57 ma questo dice basta...in italiano!

[@KsnKNURL]

А у нас народ видя робор сразу орут про безработицу, вы такую работу себе хотите?

[@_MadFox]

Если бы за такую работу достойно платили - почему нет? Не всем же сидеть в кондиционированных офисах и проверять, как работают другие. Другой вопрос, считается, что эта работа недостойна хорошей зарплаты. Хотел бы я посмотреть, что бы делали офисные крысы без таких вот трудяг.

[@dkvperformance]

+1

[@JoseMartinez-bb1wg]

Esclavitud moderna

[@er.ernawati.radar.orari.50]

TUHAN

[@garazeprefabrykowaneproduc8263]

50years behind Europe...

[@timothygeiger8271]

50 years behind everybody. We have automated equipment here in the US as well.

[@PakistanIcecream000]

1970's technology?

[@garazeprefabrykowaneproduc8263]

@@PakistanIcecream000technology is much older, used from 1920-1930, last time seen in early 70-ties.

[@coloradostrong]

And still 2000 years ahead of Afrika.

[@user-ot7rz7xm3v]

гут.

[@user-il5if1op4q]

мрак и ужас