Most Amazing Recycling Process of Plastic Scrap to Plastic Plates

[@gwater12345]

black plastic changes to the yellow and red plastic. This is a magic.

[@anonemous1046]

The guy grinding the trays life expectancy dropped by 30 years just from that one tray!

[@afafshaqra7538]

لا احد بصدق ان هذا الانتاج الرائع ... يخرج من هذا المصنع المتواضع ... تحيه حب و احترام ❤

[@AmazingGlobalSkills]

Thanks! Plates manufacturing process is so amazing and fantastic process.

[@Ray-h7x8e]

Blessed are the hands of the one who toils for the sake of others.

[@jimmyday9536]

I like these videos. As an American, it is refreshing to see young men actually working and creating things, instead of stealing cars and robbing convenience stores.

[@1986avinashs]

These guys are best utilising the recycling system not just plastic, they even recycle metals thus reducing the necessity for mining and dependency of raw materials. All needed is some safety regulations and guidelines from the government.

[@ndsmofficial]

No gloves no boots no mask! They're strong people

[@alexpallettoni9585]

Sick people

[@gamerboyofficalyt]

Probably underpaid, overworked, and unappreciated.. In a term "Strong" would be technically true

[@daveticehurst4191]

looks to me all the plastic is not the same type of plastic. Perhaps some ABS, PET or whatever mixed. Not all plastic is recycleable 😢

[@christopherwheeler688]

What do the black pellets have to do with the yellow powder? Please explain the connection.

[@jasinere35]

thats what i were thinking & the fact that the powder is not recycled plasic is brand new

[@gamerboyofficalyt]

Its two videos, and almost clickbait... . Almost

[@emc5678]

Thank you so much for sharing this process! ❤❤❤❤❤

[@AmazingGlobalSkills]

We're glad you enjoyed learning about this recycling process!

[@BadgerRobot]

It's two videos, recylcing plastic... and then a totally different video on making plastic plates from a powder of some kind... not related at all, despite the title implication. Still interesting to watch though.

[@ranman7688]

The powder is melamine.

[@July-qo7jp]

I wish these videos were honest, why confuse people by showing a thermoform plastic being recycled into pellets then lying and claiming it somehow inexplicably magically becomes a powdered thermoset phenolic resin used for plates. People they are two different materials with very different chemical properties, you might as well show putting cookies in the oven and taking a steak out it's just ridiculous. Information rather than lies? how about it youtube?

[@brandsvalley4492]

Brother, I have no understanding of this video. You have shown plastic grains at the start and at the end you have shown melamine pots.

[@AmazingGlobalSkills]

We will explain this process in detail in some other video keep connected. Thanks!

[@yosefsirenden8089]

Proud to you guys..you have been save ourplanet ❤

[@AmazingGlobalSkills]

Thanks Dear.

[@marinaburt9964]

Bloody hell, health and safety would have a ball in this place 😮

[@nerrade]

That's a very useful skill to be able to distinguish one type of plastic from another by look/feel. As the world turns to garbage dump mining, these recycling industries will only grow.

[@AmazingGlobalSkills]

Plastic recycling processes are very attractive and eco-friendly for sustainability of economy.

[@Gabie-Coby]

How did black and grey plastics turned into Orange and Red plates?\

[@DominoStorm1]

Never mind that. I’m still trying to understand why they get to have Pajama day at work and I don’t.

[@and7barton]

Is that melamine powder they add ? - I hope they don't end up in our UK food companies.

[@dudemussa6715]

People must be civilized. They ask of how plastic be white or yellow colour while they see each and everything being done in industry!!!!!!!. Marvelous.

[@AmazingGlobalSkills]

Thanks!!!

[@jerremm]

And you're wondering why there's nano plastics, they literally grind it in a poweder and blow it in the air.

[@ЕленаМунтиян]

Мужики, берегите здоровье!

[@Alex23092709]

Interesting: making black beans from scrap (to make some chairs etc.) then pressing plates from new melamine (?) powder. What is the connection?

[@sarcastic9845]

He is misleading the people, plates are made from bakelite while in the first of the video, the scrap is HDPE and LDPE

[@ManufacturingInsights]

Amazing recycling ❤ Bro can you tell which city of Pakistan is it?

[@nerrade]

What does the grey sludge at the beginning have to do with the brightly coloured serving trays?

[@AmazingGlobalSkills]

It used for making plastic dana by recycling of grey sludge and crushing it in tiny pieces.

[@DraGKosha]

Хорошее дело делаете. Жаль что в таких тяжелых условиях.

[@AmazingGlobalSkills]

Thanks dear.

[@mihalyhorvath6851]

Microplastic. Yummy!

[@seanbuford987]

How is the plastic colored. Please include the full process.

[@shailendradeopa2089]

How come plastic became white or yellow colour from black ? This person has edited the video and is not showing actual details

[@kgerakopoulos]

Go to 10.10

[@micrashed]

@@kgerakopoulos Thats melamine powder, not the same stuff as the plastic pellets

[@jamestreanor182]

It can’t, mixed plastic only becomes black

[@yourmamasay...]

This person just skip and skip... And skip the colour part. Then complain how does it have colour. What kind of karen it is? I demand your manager now

[@arisu2047]

眠気を吹き飛ぶ面白い動画

[@АлександрПлатонов-л4я]

Это что, единственная страна в мире, где перерабатывают пластик? 😮

Are any of these skilled workers still alive?

[@КаналДНЕПР]

6-я минута, теперь ясно значение слова шара...бится :))

[@adamwordsworth6732]

1st process (taking scrap plastic to nurdles) has no connection to 2nd process of forming melamine tableware..at some point I thought they were going to sandwich a layer of material made with the recycled plastic.... but no !

[@chefjim3]

Maybe they should put someone that does not have the “shakes” on the ‘grinding off the extreme excess of the yellow trays’ job?!?!

[@and7barton]

I think the shakes is the result of years of grinding those trays.

[@zanefraser5560]

That is some cleaning process. Bet it gets rid of zero toxic chemicals/metals, that are going to be turned into plates. I hope this is not exported.

[@planetschlock]

You're saying the severed push broom heads won't get rid of the carcinogens and god only knows what else? 😂

[@trehayireve4981]

I was H&S Manager in the past. I weep seeing this... :(

[@planetschlock]

I saw a similar video where a guy stood on top of a plastic deck chair to dump a bag of pellets into the hopper of an injection molding machine. 😂

[@davidlockwood6630]

why bother to weight powder on filthy scales that are probably not calibrated correctly any way

[@Alex23092709]

Ritual

[@scaletownmodels]

That's what I was thinking. Just make a scoop that is close to what you think you need and save yourself time. You probably have 5% waste material squirting out anyways.

[@nickrodriguez5948]

Why clean it just to throw it all back on the ground with dirt to dry 😒

[@aswadi1991]

🧐🙄

[@mikesmith2551]

That is basically a microplastic production facility. Also editing is off, they recycle at first and suddenly plastic material changes. And boy, how much plastic and melamine particles they inhale daily!!! Amazing how peoples life and health means nothing.

[@MrButtonpresser]

I hear the trays are more digestible than the food.

[@131dyana]

Very interesting thanks you.

[@AmazingGlobalSkills]

Welcome.

[@Женя-р6в]

Я просмотрел ваш труд!с уважением вас всех.после этого даже не хочется смотреть в Ютубе клоунов которые просто кривляться.вот тут настоящие работяги!хвала им❤

[@AmazingGlobalSkills]

Thanks Dear.

[@Garrysiento]

Раб плешивого, твой уровень жизни на их уровне...

[@emmarubiso4129]

Amazing bravo very good jobs ❤❤❤❤

[@AmazingGlobalSkills]

Thanks dear.

[@VaraPrasadPilli]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ thank you universe thankyou universe thank you universe ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@박사-z4o]

내가 어디서 태어났는지 언제 태어났는지가 참 중요하다

[@tiramisucakex-uuuy]

True

[@astrovik77]

06:30 ты чем на работе занимаешься? Хожу, пинаю мусор 😊

[@mulberrymystery9729]

The back should not be made of black plastic, it is the yellow powder that they poured into the mould that formed the shape directly, otherwise it would not be possible to mix the black and yellow so perfectly and evenly

[@mulberrymystery9729]

The first half is plastic recycling and re-granulation, while the second half is melamine tableware production and manufacturing. The procedures are not the same thing.

[@Farm2Code]

From where do these people get this waste 2:38

[@ravibandi]

Super

[@AmazingGlobalSkills]

Thanks!

[@theshedder2017]

Were was the safety guard on that shedder machine , poor lad had to put his head at risk , were are the health and safety inspectors .

[@gamerboyofficalyt]

Nonexistent in these kind of countrys

[@giovannifinievoli8825]

I have doubts about the cleanliness of the plastic!

[@technicalbaatein7775]

Intelligent Italian After Going Through Heating Process Every Plastic Is Clean

[@giovannifinievoli8825]

@@technicalbaatein7775 mah!

[@zanefraser5560]

This is not recycling. This is making garbage, from garbage.

[@batvanio]

It's much worse. Melanin is among the deadliest plastics. Entering the body through food, especially if it is heated, it accumulates and causes the so-called plastic stones in the kidneys, which lead to kidney failure even if they are completely removed surgically, and in larger doses to death. This material should not be used for human or animal food, but here it is used specifically for food. It is not a problem for chairs, vases and such, but not for food and liquids that are swallowed.

[@tiramisucakex-uuuy]

And some people say everything is made in china in Pakistan lmao this is Pakistan baby

[@ogreofculture]

Are you sure they're not Chinese?

[@tiramisucakex-uuuy]

@@ogreofculture of course they're Pakistani people

[@maxfoeaman7584]

No PPE and badhouse keeping Primitive work But nice products

[@AmazingGlobalSkills]

Thanks dear.

[@fazlanzary7842]

What that liquid they mixing

[@AmazingGlobalSkills]

In Which part?

[@HimawanHimawan-cv6di]

Please teach me how to make thermoplastic pelletizer became thermosetting resin 😅😅😅

[@AmazingGlobalSkills]

Thanks! Plastic recycling is the main purpose of this factory process.

[@HimawanHimawan-cv6di]

@@AmazingGlobalSkills But your video is very irrelevant. the initial video is the recycling process for thermoplastic material (polyprophilene). but the plate production process uses thermosetting resin (melamine) and Thermosetting resin cannot be recycled

[@мэй-ч3ш]

Мне просто хочется купить им всем рабочих перчаток, масок. Нельзя так работать!!!!!! И я бы не стала кушать из этой посуды, это отвратительно.

[@katykaty345]

Две не связанные друг с другом видео, переработка старого пластика в гранулы и посуду делают не из них😁

[@tatycrazy9818]

Ну так купи, чего языком зря молоть! П...ть не мешки ворочать.

[@johndow7558]

В комментариях многие возмущаются, что люди работают без средств защиты и тем самым сокращают себе жизнь: Ребята, а вы хотели бы пожить подольше ради такой работы с утра до вечера?

[@donnadees1971]

I’ve told this before. My uncle worked for aircraft co. In so. California. He said all he does all day long is, “hold my thing up to someone else’s thing”. I get paid

[@creativocaov9382]

Does anyone have any idea what that powder is and what function it performs? 16:48

[@AmazingGlobalSkills]

Melamine powder for plates making.

[@creativocaov9382]

@@AmazingGlobalSkills thank you, is incredible ♥

[@taoufictidjani3248]

where is the factory? i would like to visit

[@6WTF_MAN9]

Смешивать поликарбонат с полипропиленом... DDD какой же прочный будет на выходе замес. С такой сортировкой только на сжигание отправлять

[@astrovik77]

Интересное видео

[@khurammalik6407]

We are manufacture of this . We have experience of 20years . Location in Pakistan .

[@taoufictidjani3248]

where is the factory? i would like to visit

[@johnwanyangemwangi2676]

Can I visit u .

[@rickyroan4651]

Is it safe to use????? No harmful????

[@AmazingGlobalSkills]

No harm.

[@MvondoNj]

Hoooo, My God, no protection 😳😳😳😳😳😳

[@coffeepot3123]

Not only that the plastic is for sure toxic and should not come into contact with the food we eat etc.

[@mextscholarship]

Location and Factory Details?

[@creativecorner9317]

No gloves … no mask,,, no protection,, so bad

[@KenshoMochu]

Isn't that dangerous as a place to eat??? from waste materials. The work No safety???

[@nikitagustomyasov9781]

Ору, все равно что делать ложки из свинца, а тут из меланина льют

[@АлександрСахаров-ы8б]

у них вшитая защита от тяжелых химических соединений и их производных

[@Chasm...]

Почему из меланина?

[@juliebrown9543]

And that's why it is a third world country

[@daudmalik3494]

Location?

[@СтасПаршин-х8ц]

Бедные люди такие ужасные условия труда

[@muskanlaskar-cn4ky]

Whit powderar nàme kya hay bàtañà

[@AmazingGlobalSkills]

Melamine.

[@hookedoutfitters4153]

I think it would be a lot safer for y’all to get a snow shovel or a trash shovel with the handle and keep your head away from that turning wheel and , gloves, glasses, earplugs think about your health and your lungs you need them to stay alive

[@MottyGlix]

In the final process where the 'flash' is ground off the plates, at least there there is an exhaust fan to blow the dust out onto the street. (-where it becomes the microplastics that are pervasive in our environment.)

[@nassimdz]

كيف تحول البلاستيك الاسود الى اصفر .. مادا حدث؟

[@andresfelipebarreradiaz8135]

VIDA DE MISERIA LA DE ESTAS PERSONAS TAN TRABAJADORAS ESO DA PENA DEFINICIÓN GRÁFICA DONDE EL SER HUMANO VALE PORQUERÍA 😢😢😢

[@johnwright7895]

Is this Rochdale in the UK?

[@clappgames5474]

This is melamine not plastic

[@dannydougin3925]

Ew, that is not food grade. How is washed?? Some of the younger men with facial hair are cute though.

[@percycruda3074]

Their workers aren't using glabs for their protection or maybe the employer didn't required to use it or no budget for that, no protection of these employees they're really sorry

[@aswadi1991]

7:58 Delicious cream😋🤣

[@shanetrent8799]

An OSHA inspectors worst nightmare.

[@getas1990]

Ikea

[@XusenTurdaliev-u2o]

👍

[@scibear9944]

Interesting process...too bad it's all lies😒

[@SuperHeloisa]

Típico trabalho escravo 😢 Sem equipamento de segurança nenhuma

[@SarkatHasan-zz7oq]

❤

[@shpickey]

Why don’t they make plastic shovels.

[@christopherjones8168]

This place is an environmental disaster and a major health hazard!

[@pantowarzysz7715]

this is how the real life looks like

[@MottyGlix]

That is just the way they do it in India and Pakistan

[@nikolasnik7210]

Труд тяжёлыми,вредныи,короче собачий

[@MAshok-n2k]

Kya kya kar rahe ho

[@AmazingGlobalSkills]

They are making beautiful plastic plates from the recycling of plastic wastes.

[@АлександрСахаров-ы8б]

они же знают что пластик бывает пищевой и не пищевой??????????

[@Chasm...]

Там какой-то спецкомпаунд снаружи же. Как глазурь. Пластик внутри.

[@astrovik77]

Не показали, как этот ​пластик превращают в цветной порошок для формы . В этот пластик добавляют пигменты специальные@@Chasm...

[@jabirhossain-bt4vg]

একটা কাজ এত সময় দেখান লাগে খালি ধৌতো করার মধ্যে যাইতা তোমরা ভিডিও দেখব সারাক্ষণ পাঁচ ঘন্টা ছয় ঘন্টা দেখতে ভালো লাগবে অফ করে দিব

[@kamaliddinsherov4238]

😱😱😱😱🤦🏻‍♂️

[@Mei_sari]

Not BAP free

[@gajapathyfancycovering9321]

Please need this model plate I am running in hotel in Chennai when contact you 50 number of plates

[@AmazingGlobalSkills]

Cann't export.

[@NomanSansdan]

Not food grade plastic and not suitable for health

[@AmazingGlobalSkills]

This recycling product will sanitized after production.

[@proteusnexus1428]

4:44 Why Rambo is wearing an apron?

[@sarapatriciamartinez4981]

Erso no lo hagan saquen fotos y las suben y les hago eso nuevo no lo muelan

[@ridhobaihaqi144]

Not food grade

[@JohnDoe-es5xh]

Yes, you can also eat the packaging of ur McDonalds shit, including the paper spliff.

[@YulfiemamahNoviani]

ya