How Chinese factories mass-produce LED lamp beads, interesting production process

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[@joep041188]

Fantastic video, great to see the entire process! Still quite a few skilled hands needed during production.

[@ArnaudMEURET]

Not skilled at all. Those last few manual operations are so brainless it’s depressing. To think that the humans are there just because investing in a machine for this last gesture is even more costly than the labor…

[@-PORK-CHOP-]

Amazing video, this is why nobody can compete with the Chinese in manufacturing, everything is so efficient and quick, I loved seeing the led chiplets being spread apart on the blue tape when it was stretched so the machine can pick them individually, so simple yet very effective, more of these videos please.

[@BianChengKaiFa]

中国有一个词，叫做”人口红利”，就是把人当作产业利益的一部份，底层人加班加点工作是普遍现象，不然就会面临失业的风险，这才是中国各行各业生产成本很低的原因，如果让欧美国家的人这样做，也许罢工抗议是必不可少的，然而中国人抗议的渠道都不被允许

[@-PORK-CHOP-]

@@BianChengKaiFa Unfortunately, that's the price you pay for living in a Communist run country

[@hassai100]

@@BianChengKaiFa China's demographic dividend is no longer significant, and labor costs in Asia are relatively high. The advantage lies in China's strong education system and the complete ecosystem of the industrial chain, which contrasts with India. Despite having a larger population than China, India has not been able to develop these industries as effectively.

[@TheStevenWhiting]

You mean "They use cheap labour, that's why no one can compete"

[@spacedusty]

​​​@@hassai100India is an ultra backward country with its Hinduism. Imagine you own a factory in India, your goods are in the container, but a cow is blocking the road, and no one can move the cow.

[@orlandorincon2398]

mis respetos y admiración al pueblo Chino.

[@Ricmann3]

Thanks for sharing knowledge! The process to manufacture our much-loved LEDs, which we use so much in our electronics projects, is truly incredible. Some of the process is manual, but a large percentage of the action is purely robotic.

[@PRIMARYATIAS]

Crazy 🤯 amounts of Electrical, Mechanical, Software and Chemical Engineering disciplines are required to build those manufacturing lines, Kudus to the makers ❤️

[@jangmingjonas1611]

是的，一整套的系统无时不刻都在体现一个国家工业的统筹制造能力，是一个国家综合实力的最佳体现，因为当中涉及到的物理 化学 机械学 软件工程 光电学，一般的国家是根本不具备全部工业门类的，而我们国家只花了短短40年就做到了，这实在是一件令人兴奋的事情

[@pietervanniekerk4453]

thank you for a very informative video

[@RobertoPerez-xd1hw]

Since I was a child, I always wanted to see the manufacturing of LEDs, as an adult I can see it and it is incredible and comforting.

[@julianosilva_]

Espetacular ! Abraço de Brazil 🇧🇷

[@kristal1624]

Amazing China 🇨🇳 ❤❤

[@abdulkhalidali3242]

As a semiconductor production worker, i understand many process in this video. Thanks for sharing.

[@microdesigns2000]

I'm Dennis and I approve of this factory.

[@ThuanDuong-pv3xu]

Chinese technology reaches leading countries, worthy of the title "big factory"

[@oguzkaanklc2014]

Woooow very very good

[@DogAndbeef]

I was surprised at how unclean the LED manufacturing process is. In the semiconductor manufacturing process, the process of attaching a case to the chip is called the post-process, but it needs to be done more cleanly. Products made in unclean factories like the one in this video often break down after a relatively short time.

[@PropellerSteve]

The LED is a fairly large and robust device, unlike a semiconductor chip which is super tiny and extremely delicate. These LEDs will last a long time if is used properly.

[@_DSch]

@@PropellerSteve Fake ws2812 leds tell otherwise. IIrc there was moisture/delamination which caused the whole LED to fail over a short time. The entire batch to be specific.

[@manmohankaur2776]

No wonder.... MAKE IN INDIA went for a toss😂😂😂😂😂

[@jangmingjonas1611]

中国的发展具有先发优势，印度想要达到中国的成就还有很长的路要走

[@lxsabjulboy77]

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[@weitblick1206]

Ein tolles Video !! Ich habe einige mal das Video gestoppt, um es mit Microschritten anzuschauen. So konnte ich einige meiner Kenntnisse verifizieren. Ich bin begeistert über die schnellen, feinmechanischen Abläufe, die wohlkoordiniert den nächsten Produktionsschritt mit einbeziehen. Verwundert beobachtete ich die drei Farben der LEDs, welche aber nur zwei Anschlüsse haben. Wie geht das ? Ich kenne durchaus RGB- LED, die hatten aber bisher vier Anschlüsse, für die drei Farben und Masse.

[@tookitogo]

FYI, native English speakers never, _ever_ call them “beads” - that is strictly something Chinese translations use. We simply call them “LEDs”.

[@ytfanlingeric]

Your English vocabulary lesson in this video which focuses on the process and technology in manufacturing the "round shaped LED beads" (as opposed to the SMT type flat LEDs tabs/pieces?) is very impressive and much appreciated. Chinese translations should follow the US (western) rule-based nomenclature, despite the manufacturing process is the key of this video. And BTW, though not quite related to your lesson, if these LEDs are also to be sold outside of China, then by US nomenclature rule it is not "capacity to export" but "overcapacity".

[@tookitogo]

@@ytfanlingeric I understand the rationale, but in English, round-vs-flat isn’t the first level of the hierarchy by which LEDs are classified. First is THT/SMT. After that, THT gets classified by overall shape as it is viewed (round, square, etc). Then by the profile as seen from the side (dome (standard), flat, etc). Of course, anyone could figure this out by looking at how native English datasheets and catalogs describe them. Note that I did not say “US”, I said “native English speakers”, because this is not specific to USA, it’s how it’s used in ALL English speaking countries.

[@tookitogo]

@@ytfanlingeric As for overcapacity: ummm… no? Overcapacity means simply “when you can’t sell as much as you can make”. It says NOTHING about where you sell your product. Not that it made any sense for you to bring up this unrelated topic.

[@ytfanlingeric]

@@tookitogo Your understanding of "overcapacity" is what I understand, but the US Secretary of Treasury says otherwise and is accusing China of that for exporting EV cars, and Europe follows suit to hinder the otherwise good selling due to the great demand. That is, the US (western) has their rules of nomenclature for "overcapacity" among some other terms, and they are asking others to follow. I did specifically note that it was not related to your lesson. What came to mind was that some westerners think it is wrong for China to not follow their rules/terminology.

[@ytfanlingeric]

@@tookitogo As for round and flat shaped LEDs, the point I wanted to make was LEDs have different shapes, and did not intend to touch on LED technology. This is simply a video about the process of making LEDs, not one about language. Of course, you have your right and freedom to comment on others' English in non-language related videos. The point is whether it is necessary, and whether different expressions are tolerated. Having said that, this will depend on people so I am not going to debate on that. There were also Chinese viewers who picked on westerners' inaccurate pronunciation of "Chang'e" which is a Chinese lunar lander. I also pointed out to them that the video was about the "lunar landing", and not about pronunciation of the lander, so it is unnecessary to pick on westerners' pronunciation of a Chinese word, as so doing in that context was unnecessary.

[@MRdeLaat]

cool video could you do a video about the process of making these elaborate assembly robots? who designs them, is it always a one take? is there much trial and error ?

[@stanleybest8833]

Heroes of the industrial age

[@RR-ml5pc]

Great process .....

[@ZamroniRoni]

in indonesia the price is $0.0098 per piece

[@sluge1]

Nice work!

[@se7enity648]

It’s a pity 5mm square bright white LEDs are not made. I need some.

[@tonywright8294]

If you want some you will have to set up your own factory ,there must be plenty of other people who want them ! As long as you have a few million $ to spare 😁

[@mariyatyagovskaya3932]

Это будущее и оно наступило!

[@citymagnum4734]

Ok, but who makes the chips themselves? Taiwan, maybe?

[@user-jk4sq8du3t]

Я гожусь вами китай.молодцы.в росси это мы увидем лет через 1000000

[@MDV-YT-Samara]

Как там с чистотой воздуха в производственных помещениях? И смутило несколько моментов, в частности, ручное смешивание химических компонентов и, вообще, доля ручного труда значительна. А от человеческого фактора многое зависит.

[@halmain4468]

Do you make red led lights in your factory?

[@marcse7en]

I watched this KZbin video on LED production, on a Chinese Tablet screen, backlit by LED's!

[@sascha5668]

Wäre diese verfluchte musik nicht immer im hintergrund könnten das echt klasse videos sein. KEINER WILL MUSIK IM HINTERGRUND.

[@walter9724]

Das musik ist gud

[@_DSch]

Habibi drück m auf keyboard und mach mcces küche background sounds an für das authentische feeling in einem sweatshop zu sein.

[@renatogois5966]

Q coisa linda o processo de fabricação e fascinante valeu.

[@K.Huynh.]

So cool!

[@GothGuy885]

Amazing! but how do they make the Led matrix's for OLED screens? the Leds are so tiny and packed so tightly together....

[@jangmingjonas1611]

我们国家目前oled制造是使用蒸镀法，先在一个柔性透明的塑胶基板上制作微小像素点，再通过蒸镀机蒸镀化学物质使其能通电发光

[@GothGuy885]

@@jangmingjonas1611 thank you ! :)

[@jangmingjonas1611]

@@GothGuy885 😁😁

[@keroppikeroppi6572]

US: Overproduction!!!😂

[@corpsup8283]

Mind blowing

[@panchonatan]

Esto es espectacular, impresionante realmente una maravilla de hacer los led, pero mi gran pregunta es como hicieron cada maquina para que cumpla su función especifica, quien fue o fueron los genios de crear toda esta maquinaria para hacer los led, son extraterrestres estos chinos jajajajaj

[@vaqtinchaoshiq]

Это точно не китайцы создали этих машин

[@joseperezleon6510]

Beeutiful

[@grascielgotico1208]

No músic

[@j.lietka9406]

Are these a better/ higher quality? Thank you

[@ytfanlingeric]

You should watch other videos for what you are asking. The title says "How...produce" and not "How...better/higher quality".

[@СаабразимАлкашиБухани]

После того, как на всех этапах изготовления все было упорядочено в ряды, насыпать навалом в пакет, а не упаковать в ленту для автоматического монтажа это маразм и дикость. Я в шоке

[@loukahong126]

❤0:01/0:44/13:57（14:02）❤

[@elynaindahbudiasih3279]

is that gold wire??

[@jangmingjonas1611]

没错是比头发丝还要细20多倍的金线

[@juniorjedi502]

Faltou explicar, Todo o processo passo a passo 🙎😩😩😩

[@luisadrianomeusparabens6863]

Muito parabéns incrível

[@Unboxing.Channel]

😍😍😍😍

[@JO-lg2fs]

😊😊😊😊

[@SM8150-AC]

Wow! This video is on HDR and my phone display is capable to have HDR ^^ What camera did you use?

[@Harshit0108]

How far intelligent they are fr💀

[@ArslanSattar-v5b]

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[@spacedusty]

We don't the music!!!

[@ArslanSattar-v5b]

Red white green tortoise sticker,

[@luislopez-pf5fi]

cuentas de lámparas LED????? NO EISTE

[@ArslanSattar-v5b]

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[@Frikoly_kiyuki_444]

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[@ArslanSattar-v5b]

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[@walter9724]

People that say made in china is a bad thing, really need to watch this video and others like it.

[@colormaker5070]

What the video did not show you is the quality and there 10-15% failure rate. Made in china you get what you pay for.

[@ytfanlingeric]

@@colormaker5070 The video shows you each of the LEDs are tested machine-electrically and examined machine-optically.

[@E_y_a_l]

@@ytfanlingeric Quality control and failure rate doesn't end by testing an LED one time, LED's suppose to last a minimum amount of use hours in some range of voltages and currents and that the machine doesn't test and we don't see quality control doing such tests for durability, I don't say they don't do them, just that we don't see them in the video so you can't use the machine lighting up the LEDs one time as a proof for a low failure rate, not saying anything about that specific factory, but generally speaking, China got their reputation for a reason.

[@ytfanlingeric]

@@E_y_a_l Have you actually used China LEDs and found 10-15% failure rate? I have yet to find a faulty one, or any one that ceased to work after long use. Do note that appropriate current limiting resistors are required in the LED circuit to prevent over-current. I do see some people's reputation for bad-mouthing, though.

[@E_y_a_l]

@@ytfanlingeric I use Chinese LEDs a lot, (with resistors...) and I don't remember too many faulty ones if at all from the type shown in the video, but that wasn't my point, my only point was that you can't say they have a good quality control procedure just from that single lighting test we see in the video since the demand from these LEDs is not only to be light up once, and again, I'm not saying anything about the failure rate of the specific company in the video since I have no data to suggest they have a high failure rate, what we're talking about here is the Chinese reputation of mass production in general, but also, specifically about the company in the video, the ovens and resin containers look extremely worn-out and dirty, and that's when they knew they were going to be filmed, so maybe the LEDs will work, but I won't be surprised if the clear container might have some dirt in some of the LEDs.

[@dheadandia8534]

keren

[@danieldaniel-qr1my]

most of led from china ednds in rubish :)))))))))

[@Delorean29]

See time: 0:27: Can I buy 5 MM. standar warm white suffered directly from you the weak warm white? 460 or 500 MCD you have in bright power? Is a private person.

[@ArslanSattar-v5b]

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[@ahahutube]

Cheap of course but terrible QC:)

[@ArslanSattar-v5b]

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[@pinkchoco1605]

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[@domesticcat5069]

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[@ЄвМен]

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[@lxsabjulboy77]

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[@synthwave7]

Mass produced - that is why Chinese LED's last a couple of days - cheap and crap. German and Japanaese electornics can last a lifetime.

[@tranquang2812]

Rẻ nên độ bền không cao....tạo ra rác nhiều

[@funnygames_foryou]

This is pure nonsense. Industrial products are mass-produced and have set quality standards. The lifespan of LEDs is generally around 20,000 hours.

[@funnygames_foryou]

​@@tranquang2812Cheap means not durable? What is your logic and basis? All industrial products have quality standards.

[@kimchristensen2175]

Did you expect individually handcrafted LEDs? 🤣😂

[@ytfanlingeric]

Are you sure you used the Chinese LED's correctly? Wiring, voltage, absence of abuse? Or have you really did use one? I smell TW1450, though.

[@astrophelhart3806]

Good grief, china is going to rule the world. Im going to learn to speak Chinese, i buy all my electronic parts from China. They are getting better and better every year.

[@E_y_a_l]

How many people are trying to illegally immigrate to China and North Korea and how many to the US and western Europe? at the end nobody wants to live under dictatorships and that's why no, they are not going to rule the world, dictatorships don't last, eventually they are overthrown, by the people.

[@ballteers]

Thank You

[@PeterNetped]

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