Recovering Pure Silver From Electronic Scrap With Amazing Technique

[@georgegonzalez2476]

For the curious the big items are microwave duplexers for the older cell phone systems. Each compartment is like a little bell that rings at a particular microwave frequency. There is a series of these bells tuned to each receive and transmit frequency. With a sequence of these they can connect both the transmitter and receiver to the same antenna and still have a separation factor of a million million!!!!! The latest cell phone systems use much higher frequencies and need much smaller bells but just as many.

[@glass1258]

Thankyou

[@gacherumburu9958]

👍

[@alexjardinagem12345]

Muito legal..mas eram feitos de prata?

[@dizzious]

Thanks! I was going to ask what they were.

[@Brian-mp6bg]

I guessed right ! 😂

[@johnpotter8039]

I worked as a chemical engineer for a precious metals reclaim company and developed my own process for precipitating silver from silver nitrate, which is the waste product after dissolving gold in aqua regia, nitric and sulphuric acid. It is terrifying to watch these men, with no protective gear, no respirators, some barefoot, handling dangerous chemicals and 2,500 degree crucibles. The red fumes from the nitric acid are especially toxic, and I had to engineer a fume scrubbing and neutralization system. I admire their effort, but am shocked to see such dangerous working conditions. I know.

[@ownage11445]

I’m not shocked this has been a long standing trend. Scrap gets sent to these undeveloped countries to recover these precious metals. You should see the videos of the ship breaking yards in India. I feel for these people but never surprised about what they go through.

[@sultanahmed1316]

Hello john? I have query to u , if u reply , it'll be helpful for me , please reply asap

[@highvaluemale1887]

You can hear them coughing in the background. RIP

[@keithrimmer3]

This is complete madness they will all die soon

[@jimothy138]

but imagine how soft their hands are.

[@razor1983]

The safety of this operation is on another level. ;)

[@troybourne8254]

I did a lot of squinting with a head turn so I didn't get splashed.

[@earlwright9715]

On a level that I don't want to be on

[@Seth21914]

The safety level is over 9000...

[@MasterKenfucius]

I was just going to say... makes you really appreciate not having to work in a sweatshop in a 3rd world country.

[@davidcolletti7136]

i guess no Surprise O.S.H.A visits..

[@Tim-Kaa]

So for 500 grams of silver worth about 350$ everyone on that video had a healthy dose of nitrous oxide and a splash of nitric and hydrochloric acid. Excellent. I'm disappointed they didn't use hydrozine on top of that.

[@ananda_miaoyin]

That would have been fun to watch. Nothing like a little hydrazine to clear a building....or an entire base. I think I'll just buy my damned silver.

[@oldschool1993]

@@ananda_miaoyin Your silver jewelry probably comes from there, but not much chance you'll give up your shiny objects.

[@ananda_miaoyin]

c@@oldschool1993 I gave up all of my "shiny objects" to the Caldor Fire of 2021 so....thanks.

[@oldschool1993]

@@ananda_miaoyin Well you can thank the tree huggers who have stopped any preventative logging or brush clearing for decades and creating an environment more explosive than a fireworks factory.

[@bertiewooster3326]

plenty of replacement people so don't worry chum.

[@farpointstation]

Can you hear them coughing after being exposed to the acid and nitrogen dioxide fumes? Watching these workers be exploited like this is depressing as hell

[@Sam-to1zg]

Yes

[@donaldduck4867]

Same. 😳

[@JimmyVaught]

That’s a third world shit hole for you. Be thankful you’re a privileged individual

[@bigpimp347]

Third world country, third world intelligence..

[@jacquesjackcoomans2295]

The orange gas that was produced was chlorine gas and nitric oxide that auto-oxidizes to nitrogen dioxide, these people probably wont live past 35 if they're lucky

[@Bryan-cs9to]

Respect to all these men risking grave injury and health problems just to feed their families

[@hotheadedjoelhaha]

Brave? Who said they have families?

[@aleksandersuur9475]

I cant possibly respect this idiocy.

[@Pskawt]

That one slicked back guy is wearing sandals while creating aqua regia. Can we all take a moment to admire his commitment?

[@Grunt0369USMC]

Love all the protect they uses, gloves, eye glasses, masks, ect. men without finger prints or lungs

[@ScarlettFire341]

and Sandals

[@teeanahera8949]

*etc not ect.

[@rafaelpinheiro2110]

A danger to handle these chemicals without a mask and safety clothing, these men will be short-lived

[@Solocat1]

Very short. Respiratory failure

[@Barmaley80x]

Время жизни работника примерно как у солдата на передовой

[@Seth21914]

Sadly but true. Very short

[@Barmaley80x]

@@Seth21914 поэтому учитесь хорошо в школе, учитесь чему то всю жизнь. Такой путь годится только пока молодой и здоровье из всех щелей лезет. Как минимум есть вторая половина жизни, когда человеку тоже надо как-то жить. А тогда уже менять здоровье на доллары уже не получится... Профукал в молодости...

[@runningray]

But still longer than starving to death. So on the balance....

[@SuperGorli]

8:54 I lost my shit, when he regulated the forge blower with the piece of paper. That was some next fucking level shit.

[@flipflopsguy8868]

I wasn't sure I was seeing what I thought I saw but you confirmed it, I thought it was going to be a big mistake if it got sucked into the impeller ! 😳

[@TheSmith645]

@@flipflopsguy8868 there is probably a mesh there

[@dennisneo1608]

So you use the F word to make you appear cool? You're a troglodyte.

[@fedaikn]

apart from the safety issues...they actually melt the silver chloride in that crucible together with soda. this way they will always loose some silver because of the bubbling of CO2 that can be observed upon adding soda and also due the fact that silver chloride itself boils at high temperatures. better to wash the silver chloride with hot water to remove potential lead , then treat it with hot sodium hydroxide aqueous solution to convert it to silver oxide. wash, dry and then load the silver oxide into the crucible for melting.

[@chouseification]

exactly... these guys need to watch some Sreetips and apply what they learn. (insert any other competent KZbin chemist here) The really sad part was when they were pouring the sulfuric+nitric+more batch into the big tank; and kept breathing those lovely fumes. Wow, could they not put it on a platform, use a hose and allow it to take a minute to pour in (while they watch from a distance)? Is getting a tall table (which would increase worker safety 100 fold) really that hard?

[@malcontender6319]

@@chouseification You are talking about people who wipe their asses with their hands.

[@bitsofeverything8385]

They did wash it atleast once.

[@sonnyc3826]

do you think they really give a shit? tehyre working for probably 5 dollars an hr in unsafe condition be happy they do anything.

[@yanhasmut4005]

You know I watch a lot of these videos from you and all of them are absolutely fascinating I just have one question how many toes do you guys lose a day!!!

[@muhammadjunaidmalik3584]

thats irony at its worst, these guys are not the pampered lot from west, and they know what they do. Although i am so much disappointed on their treatment of extremely hazardous acid fumes,and feel so sorry for them...

[@vicfeb3]

They can only lose 10.

[@favorit601]

There is nothing „amazing“. This type of HF electronics is very rare and the missing personal protection of these employees will shorten their life expectancy drastically….

[@kidzeezy0112]

This is INDIA, they have more billions to replace him.

[@danielmitchell5814]

Why you westerners always taunt?

[@Godzzbinzz]

Yeah he should just go on benefits and get a council house instead

[@DaHighRoad]

Lmao they can't even get a table and chairs

[@SharpElbows123]

@@Godzzbinzz i got meself £250,000 saved from me benefits and got me nice council flat central London, sit all day on me lounger eating rotarisy chicken and watchin derpflix

[@truthjunkie2325]

In my work I deal in dynamic risk assessments every day. I find this to be deeply disturbing on many levels. These men will not live beyond 40 years old. And if they do it is sheer luck...!

[@ManVSMachineHD]

You are absolutely right. The tragedy of our country.

[@peacewithoutbias6692]

They will live beyond 40

[@truthjunkie2325]

@@peacewithoutbias6692 Like I said...sheer luck...

[@jamesman6668]

@@hanksCorner7011 They do this because of poverty it's nothing to be in awe of

[@christiannnnnnnnnn]

I mean, they could prevent dying so early by just wearing cheap gloves and a mask, but I think the just don’t care, or they don’t know about the toxic gas

[@TheTorkerman]

The risks a man will take to feed his family. Brave men indeed.

[@moshesheckel7369]

They have no idea about risks... these idiots have no idea what they are touching or inhaling. So stop trying to make out like some inbred cave apes are brave or courageous!

[@darrylhaynes9208]

Call it that

[@SatanIsTheLord]

And all this chemical waste in the sever.... true hero!

[@malcpaul996]

Not really brave, but ignorant of the hazards he is exposing himself to.

[@01mustang05]

Actually it's all bad upbringing, generations of it, due to harm and no focus on doing no harm or even trying to understand what harm entails and why it should or must be avoided. Agreed? Know better about what the fundamental core problem is?

[@donaldparlett5789]

I believe SREETIPS would need to have a chat about safety here

[@FarazBeg]

I'm amazed their commitment to safety, a guy was actually wearing gloves.. Well, A GLOVE...

[@johndoyle4723]

I spent my working life in Chemical works, this video is truly terrifying on so many counts. No PPE, mixing acids, pouring water into acid should always make the water stronger not the acid weaker, exposure to NOx etc. These men should not have to work in such dangerous conditions, easy for me to say coming from a wealthy country, but they probably have little choice, they take the risks to feed their family.

[@jakemallory4239]

what about the guy filming for ad revenue, hard lives all around.

[@sonnyc3826]

kind of makes you hthink we dont have it so bad over here in the "west" does it? this is why i dont complain about things that many otehrs do..we might think we have it bad but other people have it much worse. maybe soem peopel whining about covid should watch this video..or soemone who whines about making 20 dollars an hr to work in an air condtioned building maybe show them this video..these guys probably do this for the equivelent of 3-5 americna dollars na hr..probably less...look at their safety gear? sandals and robes..

[@richardstaples8621]

I notice the bloke at about 4.00 actually was wearing gloves. Hope he didn't get mocked by his colleagues.

[@petebeatminister]

Nah, its ok, it only one glove.

[@oneshotme]

Enjoyed your video but hated seeing people working around stuff that's toxic without safety equipment

[@ManVSMachineHD]

I don't know why these people don't care about safety

[@thinge27]

@@ManVSMachineHD Because they don't know maybe? But oneshot is so right....this is so dangerous........these guys will not be to old i am afraid...

[@ManVSMachineHD]

@@thinge27 You are absolutely right

[@Thor_Odinson]

Maybe it's a case of do the job or starve.....

[@bushratbeachbum]

Care? Or perhaps don't have the same understanding or even the same privileges that some do. Think about it.

[@half_time]

0:36... must be the supervisor. lol

[@davidepittiglio8579]

The more of these videos that are put up it really shows what deep manure the world is really in.!!!!!!!❌❌❌

[@billthecook4357]

Anybody else see dude sitting in the chair looking at his phone while them other three guys were on the floor working and breathing that acid? Wonder who's making all the money 🤭

[@ManVSMachineHD]

This is the bitter reality of this world.

[@A6Legit]

Hes probably like lower management lol.

[@SuperRobertson79]

@@ManVSMachineHD could be, but it doesn’t mean, they have to work in a dump yard! Everything is dirty and filthy! Nobody cares about a little Organisation, they throw stuff around and hoarding piles of Aluminium, instead to stack it, and get more place.

[@timhinchcliffe5372]

You don't know what he's doing... he could be searching ads for more scrap to process, finding a precious metals merchant who will pay the best price, making sure the workers aren't pilfering. Management is part of the cog. He could of started off at the bottom like the workers, worked hard, saved and invested in equipment, and created a business that now employs other people.

[@davidsmith-ih2kk]

Point taken I already spotted this dude on his phone commented prior to reading your comment sorry.

[@visionofwellboyofficial]

These men are so brave, doing their job perfectly fine despite the toxic working conditions and acid burns. Kudos!

[@alienlatino2945]

They will be visiting a nephrologist very soon with acute renal problems. I've seen this very often with people that spray poison in corn fields here in my country, none of them reached the age of 40.

[@herrring5957]

Earth is overpopulated indeed, so some people have to die

[@lothean2099]

That was interesting to watch. In the beginning, you can tell who the boss was and who were the workers.

[@evileyemcgaming]

how much chemicals do you go through per day

[@rskalisky]

Are those the new Red Wing work sandals I've been hearing about?

[@OGDailylama]

Has anybody in this village presently lived longer than their forefathers? I have to believe they’re lifespan has shortened since this process has begun.

[@Юлдаш-ы8н]

Куда серьёзней если в один прекрасный день они не смогут удовлетворить потребности своей супруги или изменить супруге будущий импотентом

[@elitearbor]

Those look like the resonant cavity from some antenna waveguide. Neat.

[@leosedf]

Duplexers and combines mostly for GSM. Dcs, 3g systems. Probably stolen

[@evabaroni6693]

Mobile phone base stations. Kaiser power electronics on youtube did a series of teardown and explanation videos. Like most microwave engineering, it's basically one level away from black magic.

[@redfordrn]

These are older generation 2g and 3g cellphone microwave duplexers. Pakistan is now mostly on 4G Cellphone network, so older network equipment is being wisely recycled, and No these are not stolen. In western countries they probably throw them in landfills.

[@leosedf]

@@redfordrn Western countries still use 2g, 3g, 4g what makes you think they throw them away. I also see something other than duplexers on the piles there.

[@dont-want-no-wrench]

@@leosedf not in my part of the US, my 3g phone wont work anymore

[@jaapvdperk]

These people will not get old.. ;-((

[@Oh-ou4lp]

good die young eh

[@realstalkertv]

Ребята, возможно для вас это будет звучать неожиданно, но азотка почти не растворяет алюминий. Для чего использовать меланж, если можно просто азоткой смыть, для того чтобы сохранить медный подслой? Так его там мизер в сравнении с затратами на серку.

[@marccarter1350]

love the health and safety

[@bertiewooster3326]

Nice quick bollock rearranging at 9.36 watch it !!

[@djpaulk]

Wow. What an amazing technique 😲.... Amazes me they aren't dead yet.

[@bertiewooster3326]

3 died last week but quickly replaced by 3 more....

[@scraplife3045]

Ladies and gentlemen, this is how all of the precious metals for your 'pollution free' electric cars are recovered. As long as it's not happening here in the good ol' USA, everything is great. 'Green energy' all the way! Oil bad.

[@Spookieham]

Nothing to do with cars

[@bushratbeachbum]

Scrap life, sounds like you have an agenda, and little understanding of the wider picture.

[@autonomousai1962]

@@bushratbeachbum what, exactly is the wider picture?

[@arisiitonen]

yep, we are just moving the pollution to diffrent palace now. not enough metals to electrify transport on this planet.

[@aleksking3630]

This is very environm friendly, compared to the lithium production. This whole electric car thing is a big joke

[@A6Legit]

Handling strong acids with zero PPE. Brave

[@austinroccaro2219]

Stupidity

[@flippensweet3]

Dang just imagine all the stuff in the landfills or in the ocean that has silver in it!

[@antonsmith1497]

After WWI or WWII , dont remember, was the idea of paying the debts with silver gathered from the sea. it got srapped becasue its way too expensive. Same here, if the workers would be payed fair and saftly would be demanded, the cost to gahter that silver would get too high.

[@artytomparis]

@@antonsmith1497 Basics such as gloves and shoes would go a long way to helping. It doesn't have to be to EU standards to make a big difference.

[@antonsmith1497]

@@artytomparis And filther masks that cost more than those people earn per month.

[@japanesepoacher5708]

I don’t like that orange fumes coming out of those plastic drums 😂

[@xGARIDx]

Pure poison and they even not wearing respirator mask

[@noblsht]

Nitric oxide highly toxic

[@AffordBindEquipment]

Glad he's got safety sandals on, so if the acid splashes, he won't get any on his feet.

[@abdellahzaidi1257]

😂😂😂

[@A6Legit]

Just his toes, its fine

[@AffordBindEquipment]

@@A6Legit I guess since he has 10 of them, he can afford to lose a few...

[@robj2704]

Where do they dump the polluted liquids?

[@andi2110]

The next river or in the nature 😢😢

[@rodmills4071]

Shame on you... they wouldn't dump it... they sell it to the kids in the next village for their recycling efforts...🤨🤔😐😎

[@ВикторВиктор-ы9ю6м]

Чуваки просто бессмертные........

[@thomas5714]

Истинный. Они скоро перевоплотятся

[@kwxj61b]

Why not refine it with lye and sugar? Then if you ultra fine, do silver crystallization.

[@Saki630]

back in March 2022, 700 Euros for 1kg of Silver. They have $350 Euros. Each person gets paid $10, the water full of acid and chemicals is thrown in the river, new scrap is bought, and they have a profit of $200 every few hours for the boss.

[@floydcash1694]

People doing what they have to to survive. This should make all you over entitled people realize there's a cost for your cell phones and electric cars in the end.

[@autonomousai1962]

People who have time to cry about their “rights” or race or gender problems should be made to watch how these people live.

[@rl64rl]

And you, too, with your computer, right?

[@rickracedog3838]

What are you using to post this comment? A carrier pigeon? Hypocrite much?

[@Brian-mp6bg]

This isn’t the cost of the cell phone or electric cars, this is pure metal reclamation. It can be done safety and new equipment isn’t dependent on this particular work.

[@fishyc150]

What are the melting put things made of, how come they dont melt and how are they made???

[@K-Effect]

Kind of the same way thieves are getting precious metals out of your catalytic converter‘s

[@ver64]

This video should be called, Recovering Silver Like a Boss ☠️

[@thomas5714]

More like: Recovering Silver Like Your Lungs Don't Matter

[@JL-cu8rh]

Glad to see all the safety measures taken. Does anyone have any nose hair left?

[@Fred-maurice]

those hydrochloric fume with no mask ! Groovy baby.

[@johnnyspannain1770]

Trabalho escravo sem nenhuma segurança, infelizmente estes trabalhadores terão um fim de vida precoce e doloroso,. muito triste.

[@turboconqueringmegaeagle9006]

Like watching Cody's lab

[@zafaradeel2107]

Award winning "environment friendly" recycling process ! ! ! In God we trust ! ! !

[@abdellahzaidi1257]

😂😂😂

[@0donny]

Are you on drugs? If you are, are you willing to share? This process is toxic. Toxic for the people doing it, toxic for the environment that the waste gets dumped into. These poor guys are either going to suffer or are suffering severe lung damage. This is not "friendly".

[@cscsamsung9749]

อยากเรียนเคมีจังเลย เอาโลหะตัวนี้มาใส่กรดตัวนี้ ตอนเป็นเด็กไม่ตั้งใจเรียน ชื่อกรด ชื่อเบส สัญลักษณ์ สูตรต่างๆลืมไปแล้ว...เห็นการรีไซเคิลแยกธาตุ นำมาใช้เก่งจริงๆ รวย..รวย...ๆ

[@niceguy235uk1]

enjoyed the video, not the pollution.

[@silver_salvage_savage]

Insane! I do some precious metals recovery as a hobby and this is just WILD! R.I.P.

[@alextrofimov6208]

Класно когда у людей есть запасные органы. Хотя и не обязательно.

[@ИгорьСидоренко-у9м]

Там их много и рабочие дешевые ))

[@adamnowak8876]

I am glad they are all about safety!

[@monkeywentbananas]

With siver trading at $25 USD per ounce that means they made about $200 for all that work!

[@ManVSMachineHD]

approx $450 USD. In addition, they will make money from surviving metals.

[@acvizuals]

Noooooo 😂

[@SYS-dc6uo]

I enjoyed the video and hope you enjoy the rest of your life with like two or three years of lungs pain.

[@Болгарин-т5р]

Оставшаяся медь стоит дороже смытого серебра, так что что ещё стоит откидывать к стене!

[@ManVSMachineHD]

То, что вы считаете медью, на самом деле не медь, а алюминий.

[@Barmaley80x]

Да, такой объем фрезерованного металла... Сколько однако труда потрачено... Хотя если посмотреть на добычу, там другая крайность, там тонны камней перетирают в песок и пыль... Чтоб выделить эти крохи...

[@garyv2196]

OSHA would love to visit that place.

[@MasterKenfucius]

Guy gets home to his wife in the evening... "Honey!!! Did you burn your eyebrows again today?... No, they just don't want to grow back anymore..."

[@balintmagyar5362]

Környezetbarát látszik!

[@sjv6598]

5:33 holy hell gents don’t breath that shit!

[@Barmaley80x]

Через десяток затяжек можешь свои легкие сплюнуть...

[@dgas75]

Pelo menos podiam fazer isso ao ar livre em vez de dentro da oficina 🤦‍♂️

[@A6Legit]

Smells just like moms cooking

[@OwlTech333]

Well done!

[@douglasacuna2766]

I’m wondering if any of these men are still alive. Wow!

[@moshesheckel7369]

4 of them died this week. They were Mohamed Khan, Mohamed Akram, Mohamed Asif and Jonathon Allen.

[@Brian-mp6bg]

Can’t help but wonder what they do with the spent acid….. bet it isn’t disposed of properly

[@lightfox11]

They probably dump it in a river / sewer

[@Barmaley80x]

25 лет назад страдал такой же херней. Сейчас работать лучше програмистом. Хотя тут у ребят железа от военных штуковин и космических спутников на тысячи и тысячи долларов... Разработка того что они ломают обошлась миллионы долларов. Наверное несколько долларов на этом смогут заработать...

[@user-folk1987]

Это фильтра от сотовых станций

[@Barmaley80x]

@@user-folk1987 сколько стоит комплект сотовой станции? 4, 5 тыс долларов?

[@andybrown6981]

is the orange poisonous?

[@Endrus_]

Дышать диоксидом азота так себе идея! Глядя как они производят аффинаж, Франсуа Пелье заплакал бы 🤣😂😅

[@richardlove4287]

It always amazes me that these gents all work on the floor. They must be made of rubber.

[@tinkeralexander5639]

They could make more sorting those screws and selling them on Amazon.

[@ManVSMachineHD]

The mouth of the screw gets damaged due to the opening with the drill machine. This is why he only sells in scrap.

[@donaldduck4867]

I’m sure they dispose the acid bath and other chemicals properly. Right?🤔

[@supervitallica]

Down the drain

[@Spookieham]

These were very precision cast, milled and the vacuum plated with silver. Very expensive units used on mobile phone towers which some bloke then smashes with a mallet.

[@shortpics1827]

They were stolen the night before.

[@xnetpc]

For all you know, the steel used to make your refrigerator could have been a Lamborghini or a B52 bomber in its previous life.

[@AliA-jr3iv]

How they still alive?

[@maxdangers]

I love these videos, whenever I feel like I have bad ppe or health and safety I just watch these lads dragging their massive nuts around in a thick cloud of nitrosyl chloride in their flip flops. They make the guys I work with look like a bunch of fairies. I'd love to see their version of a swat team, their bomb disposal guy would probably only be wearing a pair of boxers and be defusing the bomb by cutting the wires with a piece of broken glass. What they lack in health and safety they make up for in skill. Also, I'm making fun of them but really, me and the guys I work with all have scars and loads of health problems. These guys look like they just started their job. I'd hire them and treat them like gold, they are the most industrious and ingenious workers these lads.

[@yourdrummer2034]

Well said!

[@davidsmith-ih2kk]

Oh well written my good man very well written and said

[@lightfox11]

Sponsor their work visa

[@georgegonzalez2476]

During the Gulf War, Pakistan sent a contingent of mine removal soldiers. Fancy colorful uniforms and rooster-like caps. Their only mine-detection tool, a long sword.

[@fayezapanagar3553]

Ye chiz kya jo app log open kar rhe ho .or ye kha se by karni padegi .ya khase nikal ti he.ye chiz

[@wacio]

Amazing technique: Other than junk they're disassembling - operation looks medieval.

[@robinsutcliffe-video_art]

the way they do it too, banging it out all day long, they could be cooking food here, working with dangerous chemicals no protection. When those copper coloured fumes came out> fuck!

[@lt.punchdrunkington7123]

That's like $5 in silver and millions in cancer treatment.

[@Road38910]

I can hear them coughing poor sods...!

[@dont-want-no-wrench]

such a small amount of silver, it is really profitable to do this?

[@rodmills4071]

Just the fact that it's orange must tell you it's not health food. 🤨🤔🤣😀😎

[@sponsism]

These guys have definitely dissolved a person before

[@justinwaters8679]

I will pray for these mens health. the safety sandals are out in force

[@A6Legit]

😂

[@md.sadikhossainhalder3387]

E kam main sikna chate hu

[@Seashed]

And when done they pour the fluids down the drain and into the river.

[@artvandelay9374]

Safety enthusiasts

[@miguelarribas9990]

The only guy with a chair is just browsing his mobile... clearly, the boss.

[@ManVSMachineHD]

Hahahha.. yes

[@BarcelonaAustinA35]

Nice nitrogen oxide fumes

[@Quagmire290]

Prototype of ISO. This should be commended for Safety compliance

[@Dirtdevil1]

Oh, I see the ppe now. Safety Sandals.

[@brianjordan-nu2ie]

do you just go down to your local acid depot for all your acid needs?

[@ORDEROFTHEKNIGHTSTEMPLAR13]

I'll be surprised if these don't have serious health problems when they are in there 4O-5O's

[@ffjsb]

30's....

[@attilavidacs24]

I wonder if they pour that acid solution down the drain.

[@jackbainbridge5993]

When they finish they dump the acid down a sewer drain

[@dgas75]

Exactamente, faço a mesma pergunta, para onde vai todo esse ácido? Este planeta não tem mais cura mesmo.

[@RogueRestorationsLTD]

They’ll brush their teeth with it and clean the toilet bowel

[@Seashed]

The slug sitting comfortably in his chair playing Tetris on his phone is the boss?

[@ManVSMachineHD]

Yes,,

[@h20net]

No health or safety code violations here. Looks all good

[@dannyhyatt4924]

There are no health code or safety code , therefore no violations.

[@jazzybeat28]

Where do you spill your processed water?

[@TheCaptainLulz]

You wont be doing that job for long with those clouds of NO2, that turns back into nitric acid in the lungs.

[@abdellahzaidi1257]

Yes. 👍👍👍

[@Barmaley80x]

Yes, they say good bye for there lungs... Bye-bye...

[@Barmaley80x]

If you want to buy new lung, it cost something's about 95000 dollars. How many scrap you need?

[@alexifney]

когда я увидел их "шуроповерты" ,подумал ,что такой жести у пакистанских рабочих я еще не видел.Но когда повалил желтый дымище-понял,что это прелесть,а не шуроповерты)