How it's Made: Croma 1.5 Ton Split AC | AC Manufacturing

[@SumeetShinde818]

@2.15 Thats not a 3D printer Bro... It's a normal injection molding machine.

[@manan3230]

Yes

[@HA-ij5zw]

Correct!! It's injection molding machine. 3d printer will deliver one similar blade in many hours. Who wrote the script...pls correct

[@AMITKUMAR-nf8in]

hahahaha..ssahi

[@techmad8204]

Exactly I was wondering how they were 3d printing at such scales

[@chadj1797]

Yep, that's right

[@nipuniverse]

Interesting content, won't mind seeing a 20-30 min video of such bts

[@UnboxedbyCroma]

Thank you!

[@vamshikrishna7945]

@@UnboxedbyCroma will u make video tour on solar panel production unit ?

[@danny6766]

But, 20-30 min vedio Is detailed

[@bazrazin1]

all companies should provide a protective environment coating on all exposed copper, which will reduce environmental corrosion of copper which always is 90% cause of gas leakage especially near salty coastal areas, i also have the same problem in my outdoor unit.

[@ravirajsinhpadhiyar5742]

They are just "assembling parts". Not manufacturing

[@madasgirish3063]

You can not manufacture copper coil,plastic body along with assemble..both are different things..coils are made in copper factory like in hindalco, plastic body made in plastic company..

[@chadj1797]

are you smooth brained? refrain from giving opinions if you don't understand how manufacturing works

[@sakshiarora3475]

Abe toh something is better than nothing

[@Neet2025-s5m]

Proud to see they are Indians ❤

[@rajlovinglife]

croma is a budget ac from tata like reconnect from reliance now voltas a marginally better product similar to godrej, then better brands like bluestar exists ....then there is the korean brands like samsug and lg then the more better brands from japanese makers like hitachi, toshiba, panasonic, daikin and then the top premium brands like o general , mitsubishi heavy duty, mitsubishi electric.......ok nice to see want more video like these....👍

[@fluffybunny510]

Voltas is also product of TATA

[@siva1694]

How about Lloyd?

[@rajlovinglife]

@@siva1694 lloyd is ok, go for carrier Or Blue Star

[@MaheshRs-sr5ef]

Ifb ac best hai now days...

[@anandmishra-wl3ks]

Voltas Products: 🗿 Voltas after sale service: 🤡

[@madhavgupta1558]

It is not manufacturing unit ,it is a assembling factory marked with made in india lion😂

[@anandthepilot]

Ha ha so true . So many ppl harping about made in India when it really is assemble in India

[@Donquixote_Doflamingo.]

its all starts with assembly only. cho2ne ke turant baad bachha nhi hota

[@madhavgupta1558]

@@Donquixote_Doflamingo. Hum 3.5 trillion dollars ki economy hai jo super power bana chati hai, ek Ac nhi bana pana humare muh me tamacha hai, bacho wali baat chod do ki assembly se hi start hota hai, salo se Ac use me hai.

[@sanketprabhudesai3556]

Sir this is a Made in India product. 20% of sub components are needed to be procured from specialized units from outside due to lack of same in India. If we could get all suppliers from India at the same cost then only companies will able to manufacture 100% Indian parts product.

[@madhavgupta1558]

@@sanketprabhudesai3556 brother all the machinery for example ejection mold and all are also imported from china , only thing we produce is the plastic beads to used in the enjection mold. In true sense we can't call it made it india. Cooper coil is exception In this case. It is not some high tech product we should boast about making.

[@garrensequeira505]

1:30 its not the condensor its the evaporator😂

[@BENJAMINKNADAR]

Mitsubishi heavy industries and Electric (Made in Thailand).. Performance quality durability Reliability AC

[@pathanamthittakaran81]

Mitsubishi is made in japan not thailand 😂

[@KuntalGhosh]

@@pathanamthittakaran81 mitsubishi heavy aircons are made in thailand philipines china and japan. , their "akabishi" line is made by a local indian company like pg electroplast in the video , those have nothing to do with mitsubishi quality.

[@MithunOnTheNet]

@@pathanamthittakaran81 Mitsubishi Electric has a factory in Thailand and it was all made in Thailand and shipped to India until recently. Mitsubishi Electric is now setting up a factory in Andhra Pradesh to manufacture ACs in India locally. I own two Mitsubishi ACs manufactured in Thailand. Both have performed reliably without fail for over 7 years now.

[@mayureshtandel0206]

Is that JUHU CROMA store???

[@i.deepaksaini]

Where is nano sheild coating on copper tubes....as mentioned on the ac logo nano shield coating

[@gamingff4505]

Those all marketing gimmicks

[@tanukapoor2255]

Why Tata do not manufacture A/C quality equivalent to O general or Mitsubishi heavy duty.

[@vibhavesh_17]

who manufactures Croma ac, is it by own Satya group or you give it to third party or outside company to manufacture?

[@shubhamdesai9433]

Who is the OEM manufacturer?

[@ayushthefriend]

Ac is no longer a luxury it's a need now Govt should reduce the 28% on ac Similar steps should be taken on other commodities like water filter etc

[@deepaksher1155]

Shi kaha

[@strikerbabu9069]

Which app to use for the croma ac wifi function there is no manual with the AC

[@nimaybolar]

where do they get the PCB assembly from?

[@onbot_]

China....

[@KPZivot]

Most of the Ac's sold in India by Big brands are imported from china, great that chroma is doing in India.

[@ronakpatel3914]

its not by croma. they are just OEM. factory is not owned by them. same factory makes ac for many other brands. most of core products are just imported

[@MrKshitij]

This must be manufactured by an existing AC maker. Does anyone know who makes these for Croma?

[@accent303]

PG Electroplast

[@ankitrai96]

AC copper piping these days have contracted polio. They keep shrinking!

[@mayurireddy8196]

Amazing split AC manufacturer

[@rajkishorpradhan8510]

R u single

[@firstone7800]

@@rajkishorpradhan8510 no

[@wagyubeef925]

😂😂​@@rajkishorpradhan8510

[@luckyman9247]

Job hai

[@bharagavsaim-0055]

Value for money 🤑😊😊😊

[@malpo7880]

In indoor unit coil called eveporator not condenser

[@MithunOnTheNet]

That fan came out of an injection moulding machine -- NOT a 3D printer.

[@riyasdeen2616]

Dear sir I am ac technician, any offer your company sir

[@tusharroy6918]

i want to contribute to the quality point,it seems in the video the cooling fins \heat exchangers ,all are already haveing dents on them because of workers not taking enough care while assemby may be due to pressure to produce more number of untis in a short time.

[@otomackena7610]

the fan is made in an Injection molding machine not a "Cool 3D printer"

[@d_techterminal]

someone needs to let him know how much time it takes to print something on a 3d printer and how expensive will it be to do it using a 3d printer

[@orion7326]

This is not manufacturing, this is assembling.

[@KuntalGhosh]

so what is manufacturing? should they now required to have a lithography machine in the floor to produce every ic in the pcb?

[@polaris1985]

@@KuntalGhosh AC is not a complicated product, has been in production for 100 years, If all components are also manucfactered in India then you can say its 100% indian manufactured unlike the smartphone industry in India where 90% of the components are imported, now that is assembly.

[@KuntalGhosh]

@@polaris1985 major mechanical and electrical components of an ac is made in india. the compressor used in india is off a chinese brand but that maker is in india since the early 2000s. they have a factory in gujrat. that brand of compressor is in dakin and hitachi units too , other brands like lg , gmcc make their compressor in india too for low budget aircons. for high budget aircons you have even better brands like copland and danfoss making compressors and other control systems in india. danfoss even makes inverters in india for industrial machinery. then there is abb , schinder and few more . motors are also made in india as those are simple parts. the pcb inside these bldc fan motors for the indoor and outdoor probably comes from china , the main inverter board and indoor board is also from china as the parts are made there and manufacturing cost is simply cheaper for any brand. it would not take long for brands to start making these boards in india too.

[@thiruvetti]

@@polaris1985 Do u even know what Make In India program is???

[@jaymehta3274]

Where is the factory situated ?

[@rajkishorpradhan8510]

Chale kya bro

[@investmentmasterindia4002]

Pg eletoplast ki factory ha ya😅

[@KannadasanAaron]

Pride of India, Is it exportable to Malaysia? Thanks

[@phobia6661]

Why would Tata make Voltas as AC brand then also manufacture AC under Chroma brand name. What is the difference and what is the point of putting same products in the market as competitors?

[@fredyph30]

It's just filling the market with multiple brands with minor differentiators. Nestle has 2000 brands. Adding multiple brands when the brand has value is one easy way to capture Market share

[@cooool_videos]

Nicely explained 👍

[@UnboxedbyCroma]

Glad you liked it

[@narutosingh5239]

Even Croma/Voltas is using 'Highly' brand, a Chinese company compressor 😂

[@abdulrahmanshah6040]

All components and part are important mainly from china. Major parts is from Midea.

[@KuntalGhosh]

highly has their manufacturing unit in sananad. and other chinese compressor makers like gmcc also have their manufacturing units in india. lg makes a lot of compressors in india. compressors are not complex to make they require a lot of metal work. some brands like daikin hitachi have their own compressor manufacturing but they also buy compressor from gmcc and highly for cheaper consumer models in order to compete with local brands.

[@gogadev]

@@KuntalGhosh Does LG have their own compressors?

[@ranadeepkundu5357]

​@@gogadev Yes, LG makes their own compressor in the Noida factory.

[@thiruvetti]

@@abdulrahmanshah6040 important?? 🤣🤣

[@zyroxop1482]

Nice initiative! Expecting more videos

[@Sai-jj7wn]

I’m using voltas AC it’s cooling is good

[@railyatra8879]

2:30 the compressor is the heart of the AC, also it is made in china

[@AshishKumar-tp6tl]

Ye industry kaha pe h india me

[@Kasiramaniyer]

Given affordable salary. Shop floor labour are heart of your factory...

[@accent303]

PG Electroplast factory

[@shivarakesh5541]

Good info

[@ikapilgupta]

The fan absorbs heat from your hone 😂😂😂. The fan is there to cool the condenser of outdoor unit.

[@royalbhala767]

Actually it's the refrigerant that absorbs the heat from the room and the fan that ejects that heat from condenser

[@ikapilgupta]

@@royalbhala767 Nothing absorbs the heat in an air conditioner. It’s just a cycle of the charged gas to make it cool for the indoor unit so the fan inside can filter the air to cool air.

[@lonlydude]

Where is the plant of croma . Can you share rhe location and address please

[@amitbikram9031]

What you have innovated? Just rebranding. Without innovation no brand can succeed

[@HarshalMore]

Yeah exactly. I have seen exactly the same remote in atleast 3 brands

[@kushalsingh6181]

It's assembled in india

[@nikhil-sabniveesu]

Music is lovely

[@rahul2000]

nice

[@jaydas85]

I use croma ac

[@L3AD]

Marq sells the same AC. 😅

[@bongobarta1908]

nope.. that is chinese product

[@L3AD]

@@bongobarta1908 bro I use 3 of those. all are indian, same model.

[@gamingff4505]

​@@bongobarta1908 these all budget acs made by one manufacturer only

[@bongobarta1908]

@@gamingff4505 nope

[@gamingff4505]

@@bongobarta1908 go and check

[@Chopper153]

Lot's of wrong info. Calling the evaporator as condenser and an injection mold as "3D printer". Also, note that they don't show the manufacturing of compressor (the most important part). That compressor is made by "Highly", a cheap Chinese company. These cheap Chinese compressors won't last long.

[@KuntalGhosh]

highly & gmcc compressors are in cheaper consumer models of daikin, hitachi carrier , bluestar , godrej,... croma units are the cheapest on market you shouldn't be expecting copland or danfoss in a sub 30k 1.5ton ac unit. these will last long enough to cover the 10 year warranty amd the main failure point on these are the cheaply made vfd drive inverters.

[@youtubestudy2091]

@@KuntalGhosh Can you tell which ACs use copland or danfoss compressors

[@dn5426]

hm, not much automation compared to havell's plant.

[@abdulrahmanshah6040]

These AC are assembled in India. All components and parts are imported from china.

[@TheDark-Knut]

10 yrs ago even these jobs weren't there. 10yrs from now, we will even start manufacturing the parts. It's a process. Everything doesn't happen overnight.

[@राकेश_रेल]

Assembled don't you have eyes all the parts made there only ,not sure about pcb and vents and almost 90 % things made there

[@varunmalhotra7320]

When you graduate from whatsapp university 😂😂😂

[@steelcage5152]

The PCB, the compressor, and may be even the remote is all made in China. We indians are just duped by interchanging "assembling" with "manufacturing". Still unsure of the long term reliability of these cheap brands.

[@DataWithDarshan]

Many things told are just false. Compressors are used to compress air, not blow hot air. And that’s not a 3D printer.

[@yogendrasinh]

They are using Chinese components. Compressor is from Highly, which is a Chinese company.

[@himanshutripathi7441]

Yeeey!

[@tanukapoor2255]

Croma Ac will not perform well in extreme heat conditions.

[@bhupesh7939]

channel name is unbox by croma but they have zero knowledge of how ac works😂

[@throwaway-ko5nd]

Lol not a single hard hat or steel toe boots. India really is lawless

[@KuntalGhosh]

cheaper to replace a worker than buying hats and boots.

[@dimpypuri1870]

Cheap quality and not at all durable products....third class

[@tanveergadwal5034]

Job kar na hai

[@Ish392s]

Fan's work is not to absorb heat inside the room lol. Please study how AC works before putting it on the internet and embarrassing yourself.

[@yogendrasinh]

It is a shame that a tata brand is putting a Chinese compressor and putting a "make in India" board in their assembly line. Tata, while successful in business and responsible corporate citizen, has failed to create good products. They just know how to manage a business, make foreign collaborations and use the Tata brand. On a very few occasions you will see Tata working on ground braking core products and technologies.

[@diginomad6016]

Don't buy tata ac as it has drm built in to prevent repairs.

[@RahulThakur-nm8bj]

Drm ??

[@diginomad6016]

@@RahulThakur-nm8bj yes. Check the latest AC spec. They make it hard to repair

[@RahulThakur-nm8bj]

@@diginomad6016 ok but what is drm ?

[@gamingff4505]

Drm?

[@prasadcnavale]

@@RahulThakur-nm8bj Digital rights management... In short the technology used by companies to protect their technology from theft... what it means for user that in case of any repair work you have to contact authorized service centre only... cause the software required for repair work is available with them and they can charge as per their will... Even new appliances policy is there so your appliances will work according to programmed life... technically you no longer owner of that product but an user who pay one time rent + service extra...

[@jayasri8146]

Don't buy anything, it's fruad . Ithu croma illa, criminal ma Bcz, I bought fridge at criminal ma, sorry croma, it's not working

[@yosup125]

for the algo

[@sureshchandra2101]

Cheap quality and pathetic technician, worst after sales service, go and waste your money

[@thewanderlustco.]

TATA Croma service very bad

[@zipitar9018]

I find carrier and trane o general hitachi real ac , whirlpool too good , croma ac are bad quality low quality compressor wires cables conduits avoid this aircon

[@HJ-44]

Unreliable croma AC. Would never recommend. Got internal copper pipes(internal indoor unit) leaking in 1.5 years , while the warranty ended in 1 year. Had to spend 3k 4k to get it repaired. Plus the AC behaves confusing when there is more humidity outside.. unsatisfactory product.

[@f1pro910]

Just like their cars, their AC is also crap and unreliable.