Amazing Hot Metal Factory - Modern Technology And Hot Forging Process

Amazing Hot Metal Factory - Modern Technology And Hot Forging Process
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[@LuxAudio389]

1:47 Superman grabs hot rods of steel all day like they're spaghetti. 👍

[@Dm-dk9zp]

With no gloves!

[@ch.matondangmatondang1957]

hU hhyyyyyy

[@vinn7944]

i saw that and thought " they really cant come up with a way to just make one machine feed it to another machine?" like cmon lol. this guy is risking his hands.

[@doorwayman]

And then feeds it around his workspace, preventing his own escape. Fearless.

[@LuxAudio389]

@@vinn7944Excellent point, but then I guess he'd be out of work though🤷

[@Warzak77]

1:47 i felt a great disturbance, as if millions of safety experts suddenly cried out in terror...

[@nipponsuxs]

Its actually great that we can see how some countries or companies actually value human lives and well being

[@bobby4speed]

My anxiety went through the roof watching that......

[@sergeantbean4762]

Ngl either he has balls of steel or doesn’t care about his life whatsoever atp, either way that’s beyond dangerous

[@2990rick]

AT least, give him a bigger pair of plies, 😬😬🙄🤔👽

[@manawa3832]

If the other end got caught in the machinery while he fed his end in.. well physics is no joke.

[@larrypoole3906]

having worked in a steel mill in Kansas City back in the 90-early 2000's, it amazes and saddens me to see those guys working around hot steel with no safety equipment on. No aluminized coats, no steel toed shoes, no hearing protection, not even any safety glasses. That's why steel manufacturing left the US. dirt cheap wages and no OSHA. It's really a shame. I miss that job.

[@Jacob-vu2ti]

And went to Mexico Japan and China where the wages are even lower and osha is non existent

[@fizbe4671]

@@borbo23 *Companies* Not capitalists. Companies. If every nation had proper safety laws this wouldn't be an issue.

[@fishbone08070]

unfortunately most of the jobs went to the middle east and India. The quality isn't up to par to American standards

[@petervodicka7484]

@@borbo23 No, actually they industrialized your country. Then they went somewhere else when your lifestyle got too rich in comparison to other people on this planet. Remember, nobody owes you anything in this world.

[@sidehop]

@@Jacob-vu2tilol Japan?

[@n10cities]

Wow! So the thumbnail wasn't clickbait at all! Awesome looking red-hot giant gear!

[@Forferdelse666]

Not sure if this factory really is so amazing and hot as the title claims though.. ;p

[@justina6176]

Yeah for once.

[@DavidInMonroe318]

It didn’t show it being made though

[@karenslivesmatter2186]

@@Forferdelse666 not hot? Try touching it 🤣

[@brandonallinder2790]

It's the first stage of a reduction gear. The reversed helical teeth minimize or negate unintended axial loads. This is likely as not being forged for the gear train of a steam turbine powered ship.

[@Henry14arsenal2007]

8:21 That has to be the most badass gas torch in the world.

[@jackg2630]

First one seems unnecessarily dangerous, no barrier around the heaters. Imagine the guy giving directions gets distracted and trips and stumbles into the pit. They could have easily put a little barrier in between but they just left it exposed lol

[@kyleharris4439]

That’s exactly what I was about to say. When they were lowering that giant gear into the other pit you can see one of the workers backing up. I’m sure it could easily turn bad really fast if he tripped over that tiny barrier into that furnace.

[@Alex-lc1bv]

I think it's just hard to get a perspective of the distances. To me it looks like they had enough room to be safe, but it is hard to tell.

[@jantongoy9828]

Its elevated

[@jbonegw]

1:47 how nonchalantly he grabs those. 😳

[@Xhanthan]

I've never worked it this field but it just seems odd to me, that people are still required to move the glowing metal by hand. Facinating none the less.

[@MoltenMouseMetal]

Modern set-ups can.

[@megamiana-spaceforcecomman705]

They might be electing not to. You see people in the same plant wearing PPE so it may be a choice by experienced workers who are confident enough in their skills that they know they wont burn themselves. I dont imagine those ablator gloves are comfortable...

[@TheDsRequiem]

@@megamiana-spaceforcecomman705 buddy. Using gloves is still doing it BY HAND.

[@jamesdragonforce]

And extremely dangerous. Many of these people aren’t wearing any safety gear.

[@r6u356une56ney]

i wish videos like this showed a full process from beginning to end, so you could see what something started as, and what actual end product it became, instead of just disjoint tiny bits of different things

[@CaptSlog]

These are the sort of jobs that make me delighted I was never in those industries.

[@sadsfasfdsfsfg6107]

modern technology: people grabing hot steel almost barehanded and waving them around dangerously into tiny holes

[@MeiaLuaDeCompasso]

Meanwhile in my lab I have to wear a full lab coat, goggles, gloves, and face shield to handle 10% HCl.

[@PivotStickmanAnimations]

Lol true labs are scum

[@hns_203]

Large scale forging has always amazed me. Seeing a crane with hooks three times as tall as a man pull out a gear the weight of a bus, in excess of 1250 Celsius effortlessly.

[@WLWuis]

In our steel plant they lift pans with liquid steel weighing up to 480 tonnes

[@lilscrydvl]

Please tell me that I'm not the only one who watched the press and thought, "man that is one GIANT wok"

[@mightron]

I wonder if constant heat exposure even with all the gear can take a health toll over time.

[@first-thoughtgiver-of-will2456]

giant pit of what can be assumed to be molten metal from an arc furnace or other industrial scale heater: 2 people bumping around next to it: 3 number of guard rails: 0

[@thorntonmellon]

They were literally walking backwards towards it. Gave me anxiety watching it.

[@chemsrus4914]

😂

[@withamarshview1436]

Don't be fooled by comments like "these are real men". Nope, real men want protection from foreseeable accidents. Putting one's self into unnecessary danger isn't noble. It's foolish. And it's a sign that this employer won't spend a few extra dollars for the safety of the men making him rich.

[@tjgordon5]

Not all countries have the same safety laws, unfortunately, but we all have the mental capacity to act safely.

[@urandurparthu1526]

@@tjgordon5 accidents don't tell us when it will happen

[@niggy.]

You prob a feminist

[@urandurparthu1526]

You probe gay

[@LuxAudio389]

@Witha Marshview Real men figure out how to make the best of their circumstances so they can put food on the table. OFCOURSE saftey is important. I'm sure this factory isn't in the USA, however, it took a long time before mandatory regulations were put in place in the USA. During the industrial revolution things were not safe, it took time and organization from workers and goverment to change business models in favor of safety. That being said, factory work, industrial environments, or work with heavy machinery isn't safe. It takes attention and overall awareness no matter what country or industry you work in. In many cases you are as safe as the person working adjacent to you. Home power tools and ladders aren't safe either, but caution and skill can change that in ones favor.

[@brianholloway6205]

I just want to sit down with these guys for a month and learn everything

[@Hopeless_and_Forlorn]

Machining is a skill, hot working is insanity.

[@itsconnorlmao754]

i couldn't agree more.

[@miltonnacimentonacimento6560]

Ficar admirado estás máquinas magníficas e também os profissionais e sem dúvida uma terapia muito agradável!

[@nekkedwelder6980]

Who cares?

[@TreeFrogOnATree]

@@nekkedwelder6980 :[

[@eugenec7130]

Very interesting! But I would not want to work in a hot metal factory. I salute the workers there!

[@eggznbakey1]

Wow, the guy in the grey vest was wearing some top notch protective gear! 😏

[@astroknott5877]

Dang! OSHA would not approve. Looks like a good way to get 3rd degree burns on a daily basis.

[@g2macs]

The sign on the wall says '23 days without a hideous burn'

[@adamfrost3139]

Dang, that looks like some dangerous work, props to these guys , they make it look casual 😅 very interesting how they do all this

[@madeink]

규모가 어마어마하네요 영상 넘 멋집니다. 각각의 과정들이 잘 표현되어있습니다. 좋은 영상 올려주어서 화이팅입니다.

[@prashantpatwardhan6050]

Thanks for information about the hotmetal factory

[@EvilSearchEngine]

1:00 - 2:27 "OSHA? Never heard of her!" XD 6:14 "Sure, I'm welding in an enclosed space with my face right above the work, but the upbeat music makes it worthwhile!" XD Sorry, I crack myself up.

[@bkb04g]

What I’ve always wondered: Who builds these machines, that build and forge the metal for other machines??

[@jdynnmt]

same thoughts

[@tocodelray]

Check out the youtube channel "primitive technology". You go back far enough and it's just cavemen banging rocks together.

[@bastienpabiot3678]

Smaller machines, built by smaller machines, built by smaller machines

[@user-pm8fb2xy7n]

Приятно смотреть за рабочими процессами,люди труда,рабочий класс...,сам работал на заводе...

[@rayray29899]

This channel is a legend thumbnail had me saying that can not be real and you started the video with proving me wrong! well done! Not all hero's wear capes!!

[@METAL1ON]

What gas is being used at 8.48 ? is it mixed with another and under what pressure is the flow?

[@stevejobs1653]

Них у я себе! Нет кликбейта! Первое же видео показывает то, что было на заставке. Я аж в шоке немного!

[@joshuazaragoza3802]

Finally footage thats in the video. Thanks guys!! :)

[@kennethd.9436]

8:20 what supervillain made this tool? 😁 Metallurgy is amazing.

[@PivotStickmanAnimations]

Prob some random german engineer genius

[@tracybowling1156]

In the US, these guys would not be wearing tank tops or no PPE. It's crazy how other countries don't protect their employees or provide protective equipment to keep them safe. It looks fun though. And the processes are pretty cool!!!

[@zeonzeth9382]

Look pro player working. Excelent work..

[@alvshill]

That factory reminds me of Mordor

[@soapa4279]

Very cool stuff

[@healydevlin1930]

That is what a Foundry is. Converting hot metal into usable items. Although as you said it looks like a serious incident waiting to happen. Where I work there is on a rare ocassion burns even with PPE...

[@RTBurke]

Looks like a fun place to work.

[@drsteele4749]

Thus is amazing. There really are people actually working on valuable things, instead of dicking around on mobile phones and coding gaming software or writing essays about which bathroom to use.

[@spunkybrewster1972]

1:00 Ah, the rarely seen Sith Lightsaber factory.

[@JoseBarbosaa]

Lembro que eu trabalhei na CBI quase o mesmo processo...

[@festafreak]

Thanks for the video! Those guys have a dangerous job. I've seen a lot of the 'fails' videos of these places going up in flames if something goes wrong. Good to see the machines and men in action.

[@SuperMechanic]

Amazing work very nice 👍

[@jimstein8249]

Modern technology my ass, that scene where no safety gear is worn by anyone and no safety procedures handling those hot parts

[@TheGodpharma]

Not to mention the very first clip where anyone could fall into an open furnace and die instantly. Not even a safety rail!

[@TheGodpharma]

@@anikeshprasad3171 A guard rail for starters?! You're the stupid one if you think anything like that would be allowed in any western country.

[@anikeshprasad3171]

@@TheGodpharma can you please elaborate

[@TheGodpharma]

Anikesh Prasad What did I say that isn’t clear? It would be easy to fall into that furnace, by accident. The design is unbelievable with no barrier of any kind to prevent accidents. You would never see anything like that in Europe or North America or any western country.

[@anikeshprasad3171]

@@TheGodpharma oh

[@kanglee8722]

How come these works don’t even have protective gloves or face shields,clothings working with hot metals. Don’t they have regulations or law to protect works ?

[@MrMischelito]

Yes, crazy

[@ykd0011]

They don't need it. They are real man. No feminists work there. Yes it's hard but it's what it is.

[@daandemeyer1708]

@@ykd0011 wow, you must be a real manly man. Very cool.

[@marvstrickler9573]

Protective contact lenses for eyewear maybe !

[@thepuzzledsage]

They also need ear protection

[@rgd7755]

1:55 Wait, he don't have any protection ? that's so dangerous

[@rishadharis]

Ikr

[@sashaa0932]

Non clickbait thumbnail! I can't believe how excited I was to know that

[@mikewallace1270]

These are REAL men doing REAL work.

[@bitronicc1887]

1:45 So what do you do for a living? "I manufacture lightsaber blades." Wow! That sounds fascinating!! "Eh, it's a job."

[@PivotStickmanAnimations]

Tjats what i tjought lol

[@waone5530]

1:07 star wars sword's..

[@RealZynexx]

You mean lightsabers?

[@laufey8358]

Lightsabers u idiot

[@budisugiyarto4194]

Only for the brave !

[@ntlalerampai1599]

1

[@celestinethedragon6348]

And not willing to get burned

[@levisylvester]

@@ntlalerampai1599 2

[@bladerunner8832]

My hats off to the people who have the balls to do this kinda work 👍

[@Rustin_Peace19]

I’d probably fall in to the giant heating pit 0:30.

[@bladerunner8832]

@@Rustin_Peace19 We both would

[@pkre707]

I could watch this stuff for days.

[@Walid-so7nu]

1:47 real man of steel

[@mikelowery5741]

Can only imagine how it would look with the lights off

[@Theironbodysensei]

Hey add compressed air to help rod metal of impurities and also add strength to exterior.

[@michaeltrw2]

gosto de videos assim, que mostram o que esta na capa sem desviar o assunto

[@jayakeah]

Amazing work

[@tafiqulchowdhury4094]

Very excellent system

[@nunyanunya4147]

so its like chopsticks? the better you are the smaller tool you need?

[@kirintodo6610]

Insane hard Work.

[@malonedickridesagain3998]

That home made plasma pipe cutter at the end was my speed...

[@user-bx8on8qf2w]

تحفة نادرة شيئ رائع مذهل عمل ابداعي رائع

[@knobsdialsandbuttons]

Super videos ! 👍

[@dumankral8812]

so good

[@Slammedeth10]

It’s crazy the amount of stuff that happens in other countries, and were usually told it’s because it’s not possible to do it here it’s too expensive…yeah because the countries that are making it have next to no safety standards.

[@Banidil]

Sometimes you just see a thing and you feel hot lol. Everytime I see ANY footage of steel plants or whatever, it just seems like everything is hot

[@v2talk]

That glowing near hemisphere must be focusing all the heat / infrared into a small region, where things can catch fire quickly

[@vk-ip1vd]

Finally, not a clickbait

[@Confused_Philosopher]

What I find amazing is the lack of guard rails in that metal factory.

[@gamersgame.9783]

I like that moment in which they spray water to rod from every side it looks like as they are healing the wound

[@M.alomgir]

Satisfying technology

[@davepowell7168]

Men in danger?

[@albundy5228]

That older gentleman badass grabbing hot steel with no protective gear.

[@dimasgamingdimasgaming1573]

Saan mo naitala ang video

[@landybob8393]

So thats how they make light sabers

[@amanuelmussie3506]

😂😂😂

[@isaiahgray3057]

1:45 This guy has been doing the same job so long that he doesn't even need safety gear.

[@davidthomspson9771]

Thats the biggest change bowl ive ever seen

[@Pond721]

Actually thought the thumbnail was a Plumbus for a second

[@howtheymadeit5946]

so amazing

[@sraldolatrinyprvni7344]

Wow

[@ahmadjahangirjahangir7247]

Sexy hot girls

[@roboticintelligenceunit1a652]

Man I love the sparks or embers coming them *The Pit*

[@crackpotts5347]

Hoooly Cow there's no rails around that oven in the first shot!!!

[@ShinForgotPassxXx]

Right at the beginning, do they not have rails for those pits of death? This feels like some kinda star wars no rails moment in real life...

[@ZarathustraDK]

8:47 that's some W40K techpriest weapon right there.

[@user-vz2qr5rr7w]

Вот так создаётся то, что имеет цену, а не игры на биржах.

[@DJcyberslash]

They could literally fall right in those giant guardrail less holes

[@mikelowery5741]

It’s crazy the hot metal don’t burn the metal

[@karlmcaidey1084]

Wonderful channel

[@brianholloway6205]

The fire we see in the first minute is that made from coal or is it made from plasma?

[@yolapache2973]

Bonjours à tous. Je fais moi même se métier, en France. C’est très passionnant réellement

[@jasonvos4430]

the spring was neat

[@lordoftheonionrings5255]

Decent!

[@BLACKBLACK-bd8ci]

2:00 adam eliyle tutuyor sandım 😁

[@saricali]

İzlerken burası kesin Türkiyedir dedim.. Sonra baktım duvarda ERCAN yazıyor.. 😁😁🔥

[@massimopianigiani1530]

Hi does anyone know the name of the company that produces that gigantic spring?

[@teamone3077]

Is obviously the workers dont have an idea of whats is a safety requirements

[@strictlydylan]

How does it know I'll like this. I don't even know I like this

[@davepowell7168]

Imminent peril excites you.

[@StrsAmbrg]

What are in 6:31-6:45 and 8:20-9:12? Look like they are kind of welding. If they are, what kind of welding are they?

[@pythonP90]

3:00 Hello and welcome to the hydraulic press channel, I'm Lawry and this is Anne.