How pipes are made in factory || SS Tube Mill

Latest model of Stainless Steel Tube making machine having higher efficiency and productivity.
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[@johnward5890]

I worked on roll forming machines back in the 90's for the Samco Inc. and machined spacer parts and rolls for them. There is alot of things built with them in Industrial plants today. GM and Stanley door panels are just some of them.

[@indiannews4326]

How to start this bussiness

[@chuckymcnubbin1518]

Finally! A video that doesn't have that annoying computer voice. Kudos. 😀 Very interesting to see the actual machine set-up used for making Stainless steel pipes. Well done and good video.

[@brazilonline8154]

Indian accent is the Ugliest english accent around the world and it is very hard to understand,bad pronuncuation,to name but few.

[@77gravity]

Hard for you, not so hard for his 1.3 billion countrymen :P (yes, I know not everyone in India speaks English, although more people speak English in India than in any other country after the USA)

[@brazilonline8154]

@@77gravity This is not english, this is something similar to english spoken by indians .

[@77gravity]

@@brazilonline8154 Thank you. I am Australian, I could understand it easily. So it is VERY similar to English.

[@brazilonline8154]

@@77gravity Now i get you. For a native it is much more easy to understand a bad pronunciation,but for a non native it is a nightmare. I somtimes meet people who speak my language as a secound language and they speaking it poorly,but even so i still can understand them. This happen becouse when you pronounciate a word poorly it may sounds a another word for non native,but for a native this is not key essue.

[@9222015188]

The best explanation ever. Thank you

[@ZecaLopes]

There's some sausages at 3:46. I wonder if you were having lunch and sundelly "Ohh man! Let's KZbin this!"

[@bestarsteelco.ltd.7153]

Nice machine. The video clearly shows the production process of the tube. It's wonderful.

[@merlenelson4894]

Very good information. I have been wondering how pipe was made for some time - think about it every once in a while. And made in such a short distance. Thanks for putting this up.

[@prameshgaire5413]

Proud to be your student Nice video sir!!

[@kishanpatel2015]

Sir this video was useful to me. but Can I contact you personally for more information

[@minnyluo4141]

Great Video!We are the Roll Sets/Moulds manufacturer.

[@ameerhamzachaudhary9947]

Sir how can I contact you ? I need this machine

[@Tshylea42]

I'd suggest using some covers to block the light of the welder, it could prevent eye injuries in people who don't know not to look at the arc.

[@randymullins7536]

They shouldn't be there! But if they do look at it you won't have to tell them not to do it again!

[@Tshylea42]

Randy Mullins The effects of looking at an arc don't become noticeable until hours later. If someone looked at it for too long they would be fine until later that day they'd feel like they have hot sand under their eyelids.

[@christ2838]

Yep it is good fun , years ago was flashed that bad I couldn't see properly for hours, as per usual the effects of the welding flash started as the sun set. I take a lot more care these days.

[@davemwangi05]

Steven Lilie You reminded me of my colleagues who were doing civil engineering back in the university some years ago, they went for a welding class. As usual they were warned but they thought they were wiser than the lecturer, so they watched the arcs (naked eyes) while they were practicing how to weld. Boy, let me tell you, for the next one week half of the class had red eyes, they were complaining of blindness and feelings of sand in their eyes as you said. It was so bad that they were hiding their faces with sweaters. Nowadays they see an arc anywhere and they run like a gazelle from a lion. I learned to respect this thing.

[@ashishlamichhane]

Good morning from Nepal@RandyMullins and steven lillie

[@rupenanadkat410]

Thank you. Very Helpful

[@Dresstailor]

Nice video

[@Rekkieras]

It is Old technology especially on the welding part. And very slow production output. But simple and yet effective.

[@fearcrisis2872]

Yes, those are old but cheap to buy and install

[@shellyshaotubemilllinemanu1144]

@@sajidmulla6113 Hi dear, we are manufacturer of this kind tube mill and rolls, whatsapp [phone] and email [e-mail], thanks

[@ameerhamzachaudhary9947]

Then what is a new technique can you please elaborate ?

[@HunanGreatSteelPipeCoLtd]

The material of pipe looks great.

[@nomadpahadi130]

Very nice video sir,,, Polish Wheel aur motor ko apne jis box se cover kiya h metal uska description bata sakte h?

[@umeshdhanawate7162]

Great video, exceptionally well presented. Knowledgeable.

[@CREATE_N_CONNECT]

Very Informative Video

[@breakingtoast2255]

interesting good video and thanks for explaining the machine

[@tejonBiker]

Very informative video, thank you!

[@danielgurulee12]

Thanks for sharing great video

[@rajahdoha]

Interesting to See the making of Steel Pipe. Never thought of how its is been made. Fully Enjoyed the Video.

[@parvez0564]

Can you make a video on how a seamless tube or pipes are made???

[@muhammedsaifulla5354]

Ha ha

[@warrenholmar1129]

I don't get the joke? I would like to see how cds or dom tubing is made

[@Rambleon444]

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[@truemediadontfallintotheli2971]

After its welded you can use a tool scarfing inside the tube

[@ramiresfreed3428]

Молодчага! Хорошая линия!

[@AbstractDreamz]

Great video Sir!

[@sundereshkumarv2871]

Good video, good vediography, good explain in english. Superb.

[@bikashjoshi5614]

Good job...... Coming Nepali accent

[@thomswuen]

Work safety at its best...

[@970357ers]

Control panel over/behind a tig welder. Plenty of thought going.on there.

[@muraliibhaskar4389]

We are Dubai based company looking for the SS and CRA ptubes manufacturing machine dia from 4" to 20" with 3.55 wall thickness and 12 m long.

[@Barzins1]

Thank you for the information. Interesting.

[@josephleister9198]

Great video...thanks

[@kanteshwar]

Who is manufacturing this machine

[@fearcrisis2872]

How much does it cost for these machine? And the seller came and install?

[@EsskayVideos]

Very nice.

[@shwetasurve5078]

Very nicely explained. Love it.

[@DynamicSeq]

Very neat setup..

[@maheshmishra3954]

Very nice information

[@EddieVBlueIsland]

Can not believe that a hand welder would have the duty cycle to complete a lenght of pipe.

[@karuppusamyn515]

Ohh.....! Super nice explain

[@mewvirus9882]

I operate a similar type of mill, mostly Galvanized steel 2.5" sq. 14 GA. Operate out of statesville, NC.

[@ashishlamichhane]

Great to here that

[@kameswarbisoi6189]

Ulquiorra Cifer what was the project cost of your mill n how much amount profit will be there on each pice

[@rupenanadkat410]

Usually how much is its thickness?

[@andrewostrelczuk406]

I see a bunch of wrenches laying around... Use some strong magnets to secure them vertically on the outside of the supports, draw a shape of the wrench in a contrasting color, so that a quick glance can affirm that it is in place and not left where it could cause any damage or problems. If you can not use magnets get 3M hanging command strip holders ... Be sure to keep area clean and solvent and coolant free where they are placed... And no food on the shop floor area... a plate of food is a great hazard to quality workmanship... taking time to eat and clean up properly as well as break times facilitates good working conditions. A time and place for everything... And Everything in its place... And a place for everything... Old school from my Dad a WWII Vet... it works great, practice is hard untill it becomes a habit. Good luck and have a great day today.

[@frankwright7514]

I know I want to tidy up and put stuff away.

[@ameerhamzachaudhary9947]

Sir are you a Industry setter ?

[@andrewostrelczuk406]

@@ameerhamzachaudhary9947 Nope just a guy with Rare Common sense, and I learned a lot about working environment and Steven Covey 7 Habits of highly successful people. 20 years Army and Retired. Plus numerous Hats worn all my life so far! US Army gave me 4 Military Occupations in Mechanics, Human Resources and 2 in Logistics Medical and Supply, I deployed several units to Iraq and Afghanistan, totaling about 3800 plus soldiers over 6 years. I love Fabrication and Machining, Welding and Blacksmithing. Auto Mechanics has been a lifelong journey always learning something new. I’ve worked in Construction trades and roofing, my father taught me To be a half way Decent Home Electrician. And I’m self taught in much more. If I could donate my life experience in some way to new Generations I definitely would do it! I like helping people, and problem solving but not the math so much! But if I need to solve a problem then I also know how to find the right Answers! Hope that this finds you happy, Healthy and Safe! Be well and learn something new every day! Take the time to “Sharpen your Saw” strive to be a Subject matter expert in some areas, and know some one that is, if you are lacking in an area of experience! Make some mistakes along the way so that you might know some humility in life but hopefully never loose your fingers toes or sight and definitely treat your body with care. You only have one and it’s your responsibility to take care of it! It will always last Your Life time but don’t cut it short by being Careless or Reckless. I have always had the idea that if I take care of my Fingers and Toes, Eyes, Mind and Soul when it comes to money I can always make more ! If a job is to dangerous and people are going to get hurt, and the management doesn’t care, then neither do I Care to work for them! If I have my fingers and toes and I can breathe I will find something somewhere else to do that is productive to me and I know that it is worth doing right! And someone will probably pay me for it! Be great if you are not then be a better person today than you were yesterday!

[@RAMZANKHAN-yy4dj]

Good job bro 👍

[@Karthik-ut3vo]

Can it make steel pipes using extrusion process? So welding lines can eliminated?

[@jonhybravo11]

Hi, Can you told me whats the angle position for the welder gun tig and do you know how much distance must be between the electrode and the tube? ?

[@rishuandanshi]

Angel of gun should not more than 20 degree and distance should be 0.20-0.30mm

[@shirsathdnyaneshwar1676]

Sir , Pehle to aapke chanel ko thanks kehna chahunga. Sir , ye business start karne ke liye in mashinonki puri jankari leni hogi ,matlab iske liye kitne workers lgenge ,bijli kitni lagegi production kitne samay main kitna hoga ets. to uske liye ye mashin kaha milegi ye janna tha . To kripaya hame comment karke bataye

[@AimalKhan-nn4db]

Very nice

[@diyman-kf3rg]

Top class video 👍👍

[@prashantbishwas7106]

Preforted s.s sheet different gages ?? What the minimum qty order and and the price do you have the quote for the things ?? You sell ?? We are Kathmandu based engineering company.... We make washing machines from s.s ??

[@acharyavikasdev4166]

excellent video...

[@danielramirezcruz.2209]

Very good video thx

[@wardchico]

thats how galvanized pipe is made, i wanted to make a telescopic tube 1 inch with a 3/4 insert pipe. problem is the inside of the pipe is screwed up. it has a weld tab running through it and you cant slide a 3/4 pipe inside a 1 inch pipe. i have tried everything to clean bore the id. basically impossible. yeah you can up the size to 1 1/4. then you have a wobble fit. im going to soak the galvanize in muriatic acid to remove it. then will have to either grind down the smaller pipe. or slice the 1 inch pipe length wise and spread it open and try to re weld it. i checked black steel, galvanized , etc. they all make the pipe from flat stock and run it through rollers like this video. you would think they would line bore and clean out the inside. looking at it i find it hard to believe its rated at 150 lbs pressure. for gas, etc, only way to make it to fit would be make seamless pipe. its easy for square pipe to deburr but round is not. its a joke.

[@bobbythompson3544]

Simple genius!

[@khemrajray2453]

Sir how we buy a things in this business what is total cost

[@mohammadabrar7813]

Nicely explained. But about quality test?

[@SilentOneCorajuda13]

Awesome video!!!

[@sudhan152]

How much does this entire machine cost?. Where you bought it? Do the sellers of this machine ship to other countries?. What's the profit margin in this SS pipe making process? Can we also make steel pipes in this machine? In which sector ss pipes are in demand?. Please bro reply asap. Subscribed to your channel

[@ashishlamichhane]

Yes bro m from nepal we brought it from india. Ss pipe are demand in house railling gate and many more works.it can make round shape.. square shape and many more just we need to change die of the machine

[@muzzamilmangalgiri3946]

@@ashishlamichhane from where did you buy this machine in India

[@charleebunch6637]

Seriously, a auto transmission, very cool

[@rajchaudhary520]

TQ for knowledge sharing. can u plz update hw much would be the cost of plant setup?

[@shellyshaotubemilllinemanu1144]

Hi dear, we are manufacturer of this kind tube mill and rolls, whatsapp [phone] and email [e-mail], thanks

[@Choppersrule06]

Very cool!

[@guendichahaat2550]

Can u please inform availability of the machines used, cost of machine etc., contact details

[@nid274]

great.. but..what about QA?

[@brand_4167]

Kon sa compny,,aur kaha par hai details send me

[@lilkumardahal955]

राम्रो भिडियो

[@kingcobra134]

Nice video 👍

[@ThomasD1962]

I don't see any eddy current in-line inspection. So the tubes are not supplied with a DIN 50049 3.1B certificate I guess?

[@ThomasD1962]

@TheOtherWhiteBread0 Haha, just to be in this business 25 yrs ago.

[@davemwangi05]

@@ThomasD1962 You're retired now? 25 years is hell long ago, lots of experience I guess.

[@ThomasD1962]

@@davemwangi05 I left that business 25 yrs ago. Still in quality though with at least another 10 yrs to go...

[@shellyshaotubemilllinemanu1144]

Hi dear, we are manufacturer of this kind tube mill and rolls, whatsapp [phone] and email [e-mail], thanks

[@ameerhamzachaudhary9947]

@@shellyshaotubemilllinemanu1144 how can you deliver this machine ?

[@Humanity876]

Hello, could you please assist to get the quotation of this machine. I want to buy it.

[@TechsScience]

I was always wondering how they make pipe

[@gottagift]

And why are they always 21 ft. length's

[@jacketylon]

Now you can make your own

[@rajakori1244]

Hallo sir ise lgane m kitna pesa lg jata h

[@zubairshaikh7093]

I saw ss tube mill video. You have explained every process in detail.Thanks for that but here is a sugestion. You must also include the prices of the machine in which you are demonstrating the processes.And what it the range of the machine etc.

[@precisionasian8069]

How to buy

[@Moonbootica000]

why you dont show inside the pipe ? the pipes is not for technical instalations !!!

[@77gravity]

This is for handrails, etc. (at a guess).

[@ravichandel8690]

Why there is a plate on the machine

[@niteshsalgiya]

What this machine is called??

[@pasquariello72]

Can you make your electric switch board safe. Cover your main wires with a board. The only part that should be exposed are your trip fuses

[@ashishlamichhane]

Tq so much I m greatfull I will improve it as soon as possible

[@mikesmechanical1102]

Switch board and drive are good. We spend WAY too much money and effort on idiot proofing equipment instead of training the personnel.

[@Ewecnt]

It’s a control panel. It’s arc flash rated and you can only access those ‘fuses’ as you call them when dead or if wearing arc flash clothing. They are circuit breakers not fuses, if you don’t even know that why comment about installation??

[@pasquariello72]

Call it what you want in your country,all I’m saying is in our western world safety is a number one priority and having your main power entry point so exposed is a hazard. Would you be happy if you had a child or someone close to you working in that work shop. Remember these are guys that employ young kids that work for a bowl of rice. If you’re the professional why don’t you give him some safety advice instead of correcting me.

[@henryhenry903]

BonzaBangerz lol what part of the western world do you live in? I don’t see anything wrong with his plc and im betting that it has a nice door that closes too. Oh and as a kid that was working running equipment at age five I can tell you that kids that have to work don’t put their fingers where they can loose them because they were told about the danger and they have better things to do than play with something that they can wreck and get a good beating for playing with it

[@oldschoolamerican714]

Awsome video

[@bhagubhaimistry626]

The best work

[@Timodon1]

Is this 60 mm pipe? Regards from Sweden!

[@vrajesh8549]

Plates or coils???

[@rupeshraut9875]

Sir mujhe patte ki width nikalne nhi ata kaise nikale

[@sagarkanade9907]

nice

[@PICKLECREW]

Look like that box fought on fire a couple times lol

[@Shersingsons]

प्लांट लगाना हो तो कैसे लगाए सर

[@johnlong9655]

What . no pressure test?

[@user-skbablu]

Welding stade kaise hoga

[@khanplasticindustries301]

I m interested this machine

[@meharsingh525]

Sir ye mashin kitne ki aati h

[@InfoGtoi]

How much the machine price?

[@johnkepa2240]

No safety cage around the roll former. The company I work for wouldn't dream of running roll formers like that. Safety first

[@demasadam8451]

OMG IS AMAZING

[@gammarayhansen5795]

Now i know how they made the pipe..thanks....

[@willbell1128]

Lol

[@vishal1463]

Hello manufacturer, Good educational vedio. I want to know about half pipe making process. Please make a vedio of that.

[@willbell1128]

Half pipe? What is that?

[@vishal1463]

@@willbell1128 see standard DIN 28086. it is used for making coiling channels on gas coolers vacuum system in RH plant

[@willbell1128]

@@vishal1463 ok I make pipe manually with powerless equipment and also resistance welding processes,,maximum gauge 18 gauge minimum gauge 26,, I've been in metal working since 1980

[@vishal1463]

@@willbell1128 ok I am a designer. I am curious about different manufacturing processes. So that at the time of designing, we can design equipments as per manufacturing conditions & processes.

[@willbell1128]

@@vishal1463 my lock seam machine was made in 1855,.it is still in proper working condition,my welding equipment was produced in 1948,most of my machines are manually operated with minimum solid state controls.,I could show you antiquated processes but nothing as modern as this

[@ManojKalambe]

Great but be safe first for your manufacturing unit I'm also manufacturer of pvc tubing so it's my request advice to you

[@ashishlamichhane]

tq so much I will take ur suggestion as oxygen

[@paramesvaran2287]

Awesome machine

[@ahmetdemir4106]

Bu makina hakkında bilgi verebilirmisiniz

[@khanplasticindustries301]

Isko purchase kha se kre

[@iprakash2362]

Use HFIW instead of TIG.

[@sinclairopaline]

Who’s plate of unfinished food is that in the beginning. That’s a relaxed environment,that’s makes it easier than a micromanageing bastard boss.

[@jalalsteel]

কারখানা কোথায় ভাই

[@RahulPatel-nz9rk]

Sar bas argaon gas lagta h mix nahi lagta h

[@vishwajeetkumar4436]

मे ये बिहार मे खोलना चाहते हैं कैसे खोले plezz help