Mass Production Process of Books. Printing Factory In Korea

[@sky173]

Over 30 years in the industry. I've ran nearly every piece of (similar) equipment shown in this video. Stahl, Baum, Muller Martini. Still love what I do. Thanks for sharing.

[@time2fly2124]

worked in a magazine/catalog factory for 9 years as an inkjet operator. had a couple of these UB binders, hated working on them, i worked mostly on stitchers doing weekly mags

[@blackflagqwerty]

@@time2fly2124 I ran a UB binder for 9 years they are awful pieces of crap. Give me a Muller any day.

[@ColtraneTaylor]

I have a question. How hygienic are the papers in books? Does it have a lot of human contact?

[@chickynuggies2739]

What would you say is the cost of entry into this business in terms of buying the equipment alone.

[@sky173]

@@ColtraneTaylor The paper is rarely touched by human hands. Most handling is completed by machine, except for occasional quality checks.

[@glenwitteman2585]

I only worked 15 years in the trade as a young man. The feeling of making something from paper and ink was very satisfying. The smells of the process seem to still reside in my brain. Thank you.

[@tugba3415]

I’m an author and seeing how my books were made like this! I’m fascinated. Thanks for the video.

[@dosiss2875]

와~~멋진 직업! 당신이 부럽습니다. 저도 소설가를 꿈꾸며 열심히 쓰는데, 매번 탈락입니다. 세계적인 대작가 되십시요.

[@mariememabodiong376]

É par la population active dans le reste de la moitié des enfants à savoir si le reste de son parti pour le reste de son parti pour le reste

[@patrik9745]

I work in such a factory aswell, i work on the machine that folds the paper, and i love it, the job is just so satisfying when you see the paper getting folded, i love to work in this industry and its just fun to watch how books are made, the only downside where i work is that some steps we have to do by hand instead of a machine doing it and some our machines are a bit dated, but we still manage to create amazing books

[@teebu]

The angle of the cutter must be so precise to cut a perfect square. I wonder how they do that. Those machines are not doing straight down cuts.

[@jackwilbur9419]

That was nothing like I expected. Amazing to see all those machines perfectly timed and fast. Thanks for sharing. Nice job on all your videos that I,ve watched

[@Theoryofcatsndogs]

Excellent videography, editing, and music choice. I have a long time not seeing a YT video with such good editing skills.

[@k.h.4698]

This factory uses the glue-up “perfect” binding used for casual paperbacks, workbooks, etc. The coup de gras method is the signature sewn flexible binding, encased in molded covers. This latter method is more exoensive but is the library standard going back to the Renaissance days, and holds uo over time.

[@asantemaxwell4182]

Please what is the Amount of this machine s in all? How much does it cost.

[@Thymed]

@@asantemaxwell4182 a lot, like a lot lot

[@zachiro20]

@@asantemaxwell4182 Offset printers might be around 300k usd, the rest might be around a million or more.

[@yeong-peomchoe1095]

How wonderful the process is!!! This is telling me how great all the paper books are.

[@mr_afraz]

Very Interesting Machinery Works. Viewer From India 🇮🇳

[@geraldwren9645]

34 years and loved everything about it , was a rewarding job , thanks for sharing this vidio

[@grainsstuff528]

Amazing how complicated this is, I once worked in an printing press I know what it feels like to make one little mistake ruins the whole process.

[@bijayswain3744]

View from India bro. You are such a good videographer

[@healingsoul0001]

Oh waoo I'm so glad to see this 😍😍😍 Bravo for everyone who are engaged in this process 👏👏👏👏

[@JDsg2]

Koreans do love their books. 🙂 (I lived there for a year 20 years ago .)

[@ColtraneTaylor]

Probably Fifty Shades of BTS fanpom or something.

[@무빔-m9t]

최근에 독서에 빠지게 되었는데, 제가 읽는 책이 이런 과정을 거쳐 만들어졌다는 사실이 신기할 따름입니다.

[@daanski82]

Where are the safety buttons for both hands on the cutting machine?

[@colharris5283]

Plus no light barriers, take it they just replace the guillotine operators as required.

[@tommy7849]

yeah, it looks dangerous

[@oboealto]

You're a master of videography and editing. I salute you.

[@mjllle6603]

마지막 표지 접는것도 다 기계가 하는구나... 깔끔하게 잘리는게 기분이 좋아지네요 ㅎㅎㅎㅎ 잘봤습니다 ~~

[@Jianfa88Tsai]

4:54 Reduce error rates where new factory workers, or workers who are tired or have emotional trauma due to myriad of reasons, e.g. workplace bullying or relationship problems, by installing a hybrid daylight night vision camera with zoom capabilities on the ceiling or via L metal pole, to look down at the book pages to check the pages are stacked with the words facing the correct way around and not upside down. If the pages are stacked incorrectly, e.g. the words are inverted, the light at the aisle lights up and alert worker to remove the entire stack to put aside, but continue inserting new stack from new batch.

[@reinameza5899]

I work in a print lab and this was so satisfying to watch.

[@messymont]

This is so fascinating to see... The workers are pretty skilled though. I'm sure if I have to handle stacks of paper like them, I would have toppled some down immediately. I'm so curious to know how often the workers got paper cut though? I know they wear gloves, but handling freshly cut paper tend to do that to you.

[@messymont]

Also... the book sleve folding machine is awesome. Alhough from the environmental point of view, the book sleeve is excessive, but it sure is beautiful!

[@rakeshn5606]

❤​@@messymont

[@Ikmujn]

맨밑장 종이까지 깔끔하게 잘려지는데 종이 한장 두께까지 칼날이 제어되는가? 제어 정밀도가 대단하네요.

[@수수-f5y]

제어라기보단 밑에 재단목이라고 소모품이 있는데 그 재단목 적당히 소모하게끔 세팅하는겁니당

[@2mb1000]

그런 제어는 안됩니다. 그냥 위에서 아래까지 자르는 거죠. 인쇄기의 경우에는 종이를 쌓아 놓으면 한장 한장 빨아 올려서 인쇄기가 물고 올라가다가 조금씩 올리는 방식인데 재단기는 걍 싹둑 자르기만 합니다. 저기다 사람 몸통 올려놔도 반토막 낼 정도로 힘이 좋죠.

[@헤이즈-x3m]

@@2mb1000 그런 쎈 재단기임에도 불구하고 우리나라는 외국 같이 안전 장치가 없어서 저기에 손가락 잘리는 일도 꽤 있다고 해서 걱정이네요

[@ssunghoing]

@@헤이즈-x3m 보통 재단기는 두손으로 한 버튼씩 눌러야 칼날이 내려오게 제작되있는데 시스템 좀 바꿔서 한 버튼만 눌러도 내려오게 하는 방법도 있다고 하네요 위험하긴 하죠..

[@tkdchs0330]

@@헤이즈-x3m 어디서 들으신지는 모르겠지만 요즘은 신형 재단기들은 보통 두손으로 버튼을 눌러야 작동하고 양옆에 센서로 인해 안전거리에 물체가 감지될시 작동을 안합니다

[@NiHiKata]

Korean print factory is in the next level specially in the step to crop the books.

[@Wishufulthinking]

In my career, I briefly handled print production as a Head. Handled Heidelberg Speedmaster & Mitsubishi 5 colour machines along with Creo CTP and post production set up. Though it was a short stint, however extremely satisfying stint indeed.

[@bijayswain3744]

This video is so helpful

[@pauldimaggio4806]

You should do a video of how they make the machines to make the books. The manufacture machines are the real precision instruments

[@alboudreau5795]

Simply amazing process, beautiful job!!

[@user-uz4gh7sm9l]

We don't realise how grateful we should be..

[@유잼-q7q]

내가 좋아하는 책이 이렇게 만들어진다니!! 🫢

[@Edward_Waterfield]

5:19 Pringles!

[@TheMightyKinkle]

5:07 That woman loves her breaks. She literally gave up stacking those as soon as the bell rang 😂😂😂

[@rtroreow]

seguro que para cobrar esta de las primeras.

[@kcjazzcat7822]

Cool. You hear the saw grinding off the folded spine.

[@ТомаГебенова]

Спасибо за интересное видео.

[@dess246]

thanks for the video! may I know the title of the background music you used in this video?

[@gafartijani1018]

Nice video, but what is the name of the machine used for collating or sorting after folding . Thanks.

[@MrX-ot4cv]

Great video! I'm wondering, though, where does the cut paper go?? It's such a waste since there are tons of it. Can it be recycled?

[@Factory_Monster]

Yeah, for sure:)

[@me-jd5cp]

파지는 확실하게 재활용 되고 있습니다

[@russellhays1451]

Waste is collected and recycled.

[@MikesTropicalTech]

Very cool, although that guillotine cutter should have a two-hand safety interlock.

[@colharris5283]

My thoughts exactly, no light barriers or twin cut buttons. So dangerous, would get you an instant prohibition notice from HSE in the UK.

[@bmuzofa]

I also noticed

[@alanlowery7541]

Hands a little too close to the cutter knife.

[@rb1794]

I worked in a book binding facility. There were some similaities andcsome differences. Our perfect binder was different, we had a 30 pocket gathering line. Not everything in this video fits perfectly, some processes were not related to the actual final product.

[@dmitriimuntean]

So freaking cool.

[@piyushmishra4305]

Cleanest factory I have ever scene

[@박물관을찾아서]

좋은영상 감사합니다 ㅎ

[@Factory_Monster]

시청해주셔서 감사합니다:) 벽돌 만드는 영상도 보시면 좋아하실 것 같아요!

[@제철과일-q9x]

책 좋아하는 사람이라서 그런걸까요. 왜 이 영상에 감정이 북받칠까요. 책이란 이렇게 탄생하는 군요. 과거에 왜 책이 그렇게도 비쌌는지 알겠습니다. 이 모든 과정을 수동으로 하였으니까요. 책이란 매채는, 현대 사회에 있어 휴대폰이나 노트북 보다 하염없이 싸지만, 그 가치를 알아보는 사람에겐 , 노트북이나 휴대폰에 비해 결코 가치가 뒤지지 않는다고 생각합니다. 그리고 이렇게 싼 가격으로 책이 공급되는 것이 가능한 지금 이 시대가 너무나 감사합니다.

[@verytiredname76]

Amazing video indeed. Whats the title of the book being printed..

[@joyieecaster1421]

So SATISFYING to watch ❤️❤️❤️

[@Factory_Monster]

check out the brick making video in my channel:) that is my favorite one hahaha

[@incarceratedthoughts]

Perfect 3 am video 💯

[@clxwncrxwn]

5 of the 6 Graphic Novels of The Series called BLAME! were printed in South Korea!

[@ManInTheBigHat]

Bravo! People are so very clever!

[@doxielain2231]

I feel the text narration brings so much more to this, both in explanation and humor.

[@thecolorlab7398]

Oh this is where my books were printed.

[@hassanpervaiz7]

Which glue is used in spine?

[@JajaborMusic]

Pure ASMR

[@FuelYour_Potential]

so satisfying

[@TanmoyAhmed]

Is there any system or mechine like this for Hardcover book making process?

[@Cityzen1-p1n]

WTF!!!!......no safety beams on the guillotine!!!!😮😮😮😮

[@k22-48heaven]

작가가 받는 대략 10%의 인세에 비해 책값이 비싼 이유를 알겠네요. 모든 공정이 놀랍습니다. 👍

[@jolganso3608]

Todo lector sabe que un libro sin costura no sirve ....... es lo mas importante del proceso, para la durabilidad de un libro.

[@clarkaldave3090]

What adhesive are they using for the book spine?

[@LukeBeacon]

As a book, it’s great to see my brethren propagating so prolifically.

[@daydream5487]

영상 잘 봤습니다! 배경음악이 너무 좋은데 혹시 이름 알 수 있을까요?

[@iamvritant]

I don't know why but I want to work in this factory. Even if it's for just one day!

[@siddharthwagal7226]

Books over kindle any day. Nothing brings joy of buying a new book

[@kasper_rubin]

The cutting machine is not safe, usually you have to press one button with each hand simultaniously to avoid endangering yourself.

[@jeno264]

Very awesome! 💖💖

[@AffectionatePineTrees-ze8ru]

AllinOne that is All about this is best introdacstion the importance comfortable and means that finsting is about this one of endfinshing hahaha

[@oboealto]

5:10 Powered by invisible lightsabers!

[@FIVED3]

I am also paper cutting operator so i want to join this type company in korea..i have experience paper how to cut..i can cut book, magzine and A4 size latter head of banks..can you tell me how to apply paper press company?

[@묘묘-b8m]

한권의 책도 소중히

[@brunobrazuka]

Incrível!

[@robert-skibelo]

A lot of pretty pictures that only give a very incomplete explanation of what the machines do and why. This would have been so much better with a commentary or text giving technical explanation.

[@martynchannel2983]

My thoughts exactly!

[@blackflagqwerty]

That Guillotine is dangerous as hell, you should not be able to put your hands anywhere near the blade during its cutting cycle. Has it been modified or safety bypassed? How is this legal in a highly developed country like South Korea? Or is this North Korea?

[@niz0000]

True. I wonder the same!! I was shocked when the blade came down with his hands still being there. We run a printing company. We would never ever allow such

[@peterfireflylund]

Maybe it’s chaebol owned? :(

[@shivaygarg5173]

No , it has sensors in it ,, so it detect it 😅

[@milvinouv8617]

It sharpens worker's attention

[@shaiksubhan1909]

Excellent

[@АндрейЧернышев-х7х]

Круто, я восхищён

[@РоманПиховкин-щ1п]

Так в России тот же самый процесс и то же самое оборудование

[@mayurbhatt8506]

I really enjoy this video।।

[@firsttimeisawjupiter1031]

Is so satisfying

[@Factory_Monster]

Yes it is ;)

[@The-rolling_man]

I work on m1000s

[@SusanAmberBruce]

Wonderful people

[@zonnage2877]

나라별로 출판되는 책만져보면 우리나라 출판기술이 상위권이라는것을 알게되죠 실제로도 그렇구요

[@IparanoiaZ]

That's one popular book!

[@skaileep]

Завораживае

[@adaikul2164]

Live is live 😢

[@tt7932]

Website is in Korean 🤦 cnt get the price list in English

[@OpenWaywithRaheela]

MashAllah

[@AshikSatheesh]

Beautiful

[@albevargiu]

La pasticceria e due scrive ancora

[@Jianfa88Tsai]

Billion dollar global insight for real life, movie, anime, or thesis to feedback to management and max profits. 4:26 Save time and eliminate steps on the need to insert in wooden block and remove wooden block multiple times step. Integrate a durable gorilla plastic block (easy to clean and dry) to the two metal bars to press down on book pages? Conversely, the plastic block may get dirty and damage the book pages.

[@insertnamehere5615]

Why have I only just noticed that they print every single page in the book hundreds of times 😂

[@bila790]

5:24 what's the machine name?

[@09G8GT]

It's a perfect blinder. We have a Miller Martini at work.

[@fadisamman5546]

Thank you

[@soledadnavarro679]

TIENES INTERNET?¿

[@keithraney2546]

너무 복잡한 과정 실수가 없다는 증거 책은 생각을 가져옵니다

[@sweetmacaroon]

저거 종이 자르는 기계 너무 위험해 보인다...

[@별빛하늘-y5l]

요즘 나오는 프레스기계는 머리카락 하나만 보여도 작동이 멈추는 안전장치가 있다고 합니다.. 과거엔 사고가 많이 났다죠..

[@albertobernado4103]

2:10 My God, look at how the guy hands are absurdly close to the guillotine and of hydraulic press!!! Where is the safety ?

[@bmuzofa]

I fix similar machines for a living

[@stark2615]

This is like Willy Wonka chocolate factory for me.

[@physicsbystanprisajny6284]

Whent for himalays

[@HikikomoriDev]

Kinda cute but those books could all fit on a single bluray disc.

[@bryanowen4034]

Not a lot of heath and safety measures adhered to 😮

[@Hambak-Island]

중쇄를 찍자!

[@별빛하늘-y5l]

제본일이 엄청 힘들죠..