Process of Mass Producing Battery Alligator Clips | How Battery Clips are Made inside Factory

[@michaeljohnson-li5nn]

No safety equipment was harmed during the making of this video.

[@ldjzst]

I will never complain about my job ever. After seeing this

[@GrrrRu]

Осмелюсь предположить, что здесь нам показали людей, которым ещё повезло 😂😂😂

[@jonnyqwst]

@@GrrrRudamn right. Grateful for the job.

[@jucimarvinente4771]

Proteção e segurança de trabalho .luvas e máscaras pros meninos .

[@agustinuyarte461]

Excelente como trabajan pero ahí en ese país tal vez tienen un problema d dirigentes por se nota q esa gente son muy pobres

[@snowflakemelter1172]

These are the soda can thin clips that come with cheap battery chargers

[@glennschemitsch8341]

It's nice that they don't show the workers with missing fingers working here.

[@1marcelfilms]

When that happens the worker is fired

[@panjak323]

Nooo, they do, but the owners just replace them... Because chh labor js very cheap 🤦

[@felipecampos7406]

What fingers ?

[@rigograjeda3538]

no shoe, no glove, no respirator, no goggle, no problem, wonder what the life expectancy is in this country and how healthy their life is after their 30th birthday.

[@cactusfifteen-forty-nine.6062]

Je me pose la même question que vous. Je me demande également quelle est la quantité de matériel "Made in Pakistan" qui inonde le marché Européen alors que nous faisons les gens bien élevés aux normes draconiennes. je n'ai pas trouver mieux que de consommer le moins possible désormais.

[@mysock351C]

A little hexavalent chrome never hurt anyone. It’s fine. I never want to accidentally have to buy one of these types of products that come with some shit appliances ever again. “Made in [Your Country Here] with foreign sourced materials (and dead children)”

[@77gravity]

3:30 I was getting worried that we wouldn't see parts just being dumped onto the floor, rather than into buckets. Good to see that this factory is following the usual methods of inefficiency by not having a simple BUCKET under the machine.

[@nobbytart27]

Wow and this is what Western workers have to compete against whilst Western companies outsource all the work to far eastern companies, turning a blind eye to how its made, the conditions and the pay, all in the name of more profit. And the ultimate irony its all then sold back to Western consumers. You would have found better guarding on Victorian machinery, how many people have recieved life changing injurys in this little workshop, not to mention chronic illness from fumes and chemical exposure. And the environmental impact of chemicals going down the drain etc. Absolutetly shocking

[@bg147]

Young boys are doing the work.

[@CATech1138]

that IS Victorian equipment

[@workshopchrisyt3017]

This is what drives me mad, we have lost so many jobs not just on cost but mainly environmental grounds, but the products end up still getting made off shore with an even high environmental cost and we have lost the work.

[@tebscat]

So, where's all the comments about how God blessed they are to have such wonderful skills and work ethics?

[@martprice7726]

I am British and I’ve spent up to a year in India on different trips and the one thing I love to do is go round the backstreets watching all the things being repaired or made they work so hard and are so clever.

[@bluesteel48]

I can’t believe how well the machinery seems to run. That stuff is ancient. Tough to watch these kids in such a dangerous environment.

[@davidpowell6098]

These machines were made when longevity was a plus, not so the modern "Throw away" world that we "Civilised" People occupy.

[@bertblue9683]

How can there possibly be a need for that many clips in the entire world. Crazy

[@rls684]

Because there are 8 billion people, each using an average of 7 of these in their life.

[@davidkohler7454]

And they are such cheap junk that you have to buy new ones every couple of years..And the process continues.

[@lukahutinski9075]

average person 7 clamps per live ... i dont think thats right . maybe 3

[@spannaspinna]

Cheap Chinese battery chargers and testers

[@francisbeaudry8598]

@@lukahutinski9075 wheel i count 3 time and wied i have 7 at home

[@halinamartyniak]

Please put Health and Safety Second, at least. (If the First is too expensive).

[@bertblue9683]

It's ok karen

[@RupinChheda]

The cleanest and safest of jobs is reserved for the eldest of people.

[@cactusfifteen-forty-nine.6062]

Vous avez raison, et c'est terrible. A moins que les personnes âgées ne soient plus capables de faire autre chose après avoir fait les bains d'acide en étant jeune ? ça ne serait pas moins terrible.

[@mattikaki]

CHILD LABOR seen here is very sad. The children are working between running and dangerous machines and are handling acids without any safety gears.

[@bertblue9683]

While children in America are on their phones getting obese. Pick your poison.

[@texasranger7262]

Thank you for sharing this and your hard work! Great clips! Watching here from Texas USA. :-)

[@jadmalik9900]

I know the factory owners want to make profit please put Health and Safety First

[@joshuawegat1397]

This world's too selfish to care about that

[@DanielOrtigoza-zw4js]

@@joshuawegat1397 tú lo has dicho saludos

[@nicodesmidt4034]

These kids need to be in school, not in a sweat shop

[@nicodesmidt4034]

7:16 😳

[@danielmackay8099]

They look healthy, unlike some fat union workers I know.

[@bonivasbnv622]

техника безопасности на высочайшем уровне

[@SanyaTsvay]

The quality of crocodiles is better than in China. The metal is thicker. They make it for their country, not for export.

[@ГригорийМелехов-о3т]

Чушь не мелите.

[@Im_Tellin_Ya]

They still look garbage thin compared to western standards.

[@jensschroder8214]

Occupational safety and environmental protection are foreign words there.

[@kingmike40]

Common Sense are foreign words in America

[@spehropefhany]

Overhead shaft driven stamping machines- they possibly date from the late steam age. 3rd world plating shop- ugh. Makes Chinese factories look like heaven.

[@DFP9899]

Mostrou tudo mas não mostrou como fãs os pinos e nem as mangueiras vermelha e preta

[@GordMcknob]

Would be interesting to know the turn around in man power each year due to permanent injury … Im pretty sure a lot of these youngsters working here have lost fingers. The safety record in this factory must be horrendous 😮

[@6977warrior1]

Just how many jumper cables are needed in India/Pakistan? Evidently millions.

[@hazard4948]

Harbor freight factories

[@siggics8911]

This is what work must have been like in the Stone Age

[@rrbone]

For those commenting on the lack of safety appliances and the primitive conditions you are applying first world standards to a third world life. These people are probably lucky to have these jobs.

[@eddiee2371]

I know it’s a guy thing, but why is this so satisfying to watch. I do wish they would have mentioned what each step was and the materials used. Like, what was the liquid smoking?

[@mkaspb]

Every nation can and should learn from others

[@mickboakes7023]

No wonder their hands look clean. Wonder what the long term effect is on all this?

[@memyself3275]

14:46 and 17:06 The same bad part gets thrown back into the mix. Its missing half of the hinge hole.

[@joec3073]

I wonder how many limbs are lost every year doing these jobs ?

[@leonperry123]

You only have Four to loose

[@Meraj-zr2ry]

Feel sorry for these hard workers. Despite the hard job, they cannot even feed the family. Their Army generals and Political leaders have luxury property in the UK, Avenfield, Dubai, the United States and Canada. They are the ultimate slaves for life.

[@felipecampos7406]

I finally figure out why they don’t wear any shoes in this factory. If you wear flip flops all the time you can get free acid bath on your feet. At the end of your shift, you get discounted foot prosthesis and one alligator clip.

[@davidronson8712]

If they have used brand new sheets of metal, there was no need to use acid to clean this junk.

[@jeffyap9301]

In the USA , alway talk above child labor , in the third world country , people have to made a living , child labor working without work shoes, no glove, no mask , they have to make a living to support the family.

[@danielmackay8099]

Do mask work?

[@Topsiekku]

Yes if you hold it on your face​@@danielmackay8099

[@Sawbuck]

This is going to sound harsh, but they need to be educated about and provided with birth control and the costs and effects of having children.

[@TheOriginalAndysGarage]

Man you got a little kid dealing with acid like that and you're dropping half your alligator clips into the tank

[@martinschuessler1936]

Don't worry - he was probably told to be real careful while pouring out hydrochloric acid and dealing with galvanized metal. Nothing toxic to see here...

[@Kubrsnica]

Yes, but they already have too many kids so......one more or (in this case) less kids..... unfortunately.

[@علي-ه7ط1ز]

أين وسائل السلامة .. المادة الكيميائية أحرقت التراب 6:40 فكيف ستصنع هذه المادة الكيميائية بيد الإنسان ؟؟ الباكستانيون لا يعتنون بالإشتراطات الصحية في المصانع وفي الورش ولا يعتنون بوسائل السلامة، ويبدو أن الحكومة لا تهتم في هذا الموضوع.

[@ИванИванов-з7п5ъ]

Охрана труда в шоке, на пару с охраной природы.

[@gmodesike]

Humbling

[@GrrrRu]

Смотрел ролик только для того, чтобы увидеть, как гвоздиком соединяют половинки. А они не показали 😂😂😂

[@АлексейКостюхин-ц9з]

Купите мальчику в синей майке перчатки и защитные очки! У него уже похоже не осталось на ладонях отпечатков пальцев.

[@WaifuSilverWolf]

я вообще удивился как легко он руки сует в эту химозу

[@kholilkira1584]

11:09 you have the rubber 🧤 why not using it for the acid

[@maplemanz]

And all that spillage going staight into to the soil.

[@mkaspb]

высокий уровень промышленного развития народа имеет место до тех пор, пока главным для него является не прибыль! А УЧЕНИЕ!!! А добывание денег к существованию: ВЕДЁТ К ДЕГРАДАЦИИ!!!!

[@ssnoc]

This is probably the most dangerous one of these videos I’ve seen - from sharp sheet metal with no shoes to acid with zero protection, this place is insane

[@alexnmendes]

esse cara que manuseia os químicos já morreu faz tempo e não sabe

[@bertblue9683]

There's not an American kid or adult that can work this hard. Impressive.

[@viarnay]

agriculture is way harder than that

[@ГригорийМелехов-о3т]

Они так работали. 100-150 лет назад. А потом американские капиталисты испугавшись, что придется отвечать, перенесли производство в страны третьего мира.

[@viarnay]

@@ГригорийМелехов-о3т Not american, Indian brand that sell to resellers..

[@mysock351C]

7:00 Mmmm. Muriatic acid. Bet that feels real good on the fingers after a while, esp. when you have a cut. Smells real nice, too. Would some dish gloves and a drum of water to wash it down in after be too much? Edit: Oh wait, Nvm. He has gloves but just for undoing the nut on the tumbler latch. Glad to see the machine is ok.💀

[@RODALCO2007]

The risk of electrocution on those wet acid drenched floors must be high. I doubt that many of those motors have earth wires on them. Poor kid doing all the rinsing and polishing and heavy lifting in and out those hexagonal washing machines machines.

[@АлександрЧащин-ь3в]

Сколько же эти станки видели отрубленные пальцы

[@kdmac7425]

My toes hurt just watching them.

[@craigkielhofer5553]

I love the OSHA approved safety sandals, and what about the safety bare feet !!

[@raymondmumford6255]

So much respect for all these young men ❤

[@grahamwalton1049]

I’d love to know whats in those buckets, but I want to sleep tonight.

[@thesvalker3720]

Изделие высокого качества не смотря на такой «завод» Кто то вобще после штамповки ни чего не стал бы делать а тут 10 банных процедур

[@jameslaughlin3298]

I’ll never look at jumper cables the same way again.😢

[@nisondasilva952]

Caxasinhas não tem direito à esse trabalho porque dia de segunda feira ião perde os dedos kkkkkkk

[@groovechampion1462]

I like that these machines from the renaissance era comes to good use, And making stuff we all use. Btw that centrifuge thing looked super safe.

[@markryan5493]

13:39 motor cover is half off over a a water splashing thing

[@МПв-п7е]

Когда молодой парень работал с химическими реагентами, ему защитные резиновые рукавицы не сказали использовать, когда он доставал готовые детали после мойки, ему сказали их одевать. Отношение к здоровью собственных рабочих и к выгоде наглядно на этом примере

[@Bubble0seven]

why you think they are the leaders of scam phone calls, emails etc because indians love money more than anything

[@enriquedominguez6907]

Esas personas trabajan bajo las peores condiciones, sin nada de protección

[@artepipa1967]

❤ muito bom Meus parabéns todos os trabalhadores❤

[@RobertFord-z7n]

Nice safety sandals

[@MrQ23]

I see VOCs haven't been invited yet in India.

[@Visual111]

Toxic fumes creating hazy mist... Magical!

[@roadmaster720]

an Osha inspector would scream bloody murder if these working conditions were in a USA factory. no guards on the machines, workers in sandals, no protective gear, etc. But, these guys work hard w/o complaint. They are glad to have these jobs. Underage workers i noticed. Child labor not happening here in the USA.

[@mkaspb]

3:11 ЖИРНЫЕ РУКИ КАПИТАЛИСТА???? И никакое производство невозможно без орудия производства, хотя бы этим орудием была только рука, что никакое производство невозможно без прошлого, накопленного труда, хотя бы этот труд был всего лишь сноровкой, которую рука дикаря приобрела и накопила путем повторяющихся тренировок.

[@henningpieterjordan7416]

Umweltschutz und Gesundheitsschutz kennen die in diesem Land nicht...schlimm..😮😢

[@marioaraya7765]

Who needs healh and safety? Sandals, shorts and loose clothing, that is all you need.

[@kinghenry8615]

Made possible by American labor unions

[@TrungNguyen-qi7rj]

Oh wow. Little kids handling acids with no protection or aspirators. Nice. I'm guessing there's nothing remotely close to OSHA in Pakistan?

[@alanbrown9178]

An H&S official's worst nightmare!

[@troymillay8691]

The adults had probaly grew up in those seats at those machines.

[@Sawbuck]

Was that steaming/smoking solution hot water or acid? And where is this factory?

[@alexifney]

Чувак который из пластинок штамповал половинки крокодилов на удивление имеет все пальцы) Нажать педаль по запарке,когда там руки вопрос времени) Поразил "робот" по изготовлению пружин) И к гальванике подошли ответственно!

[@arkadiydovgopolov4602]

походу там сменньіе чуваки. когда в стране 1,5 млрд людьов - там есть ресурс сменньіх чуваков.

[@mikelopergolo7680]

Must a requirement in Pakistan for every person to own alligator clips.

[@mkaspb]

Производство вообще - это абстракция!!!

[@haweater1555]

3:50 Keep working until all your fingers are lost then your career is over.

[@77gravity]

10 minutes of parts being washed in different ways, from 6 angles - boring. Skip ahead to 17:10 to see the assembly phase.

[@LongHaulTrucker4Life]

😊

[@dh2032]

it amazing they making anything, in such working conditions? but finish product, looks what you get in the local shop? and $5 dollars at least for them? I be surprised more than $10 in anyone's currency for full days work?

[@danielboguse4249]

How many times are they going to wash those clips and why?

[@felipecampos7406]

Luckily they all wear safety eyeglasses in this corrosive environment.

[@brianevans1946]

So many safety violations and then still post it on KZbin..🤣

[@Blacklab99]

Why are they always having to pick stuff up off the floor. There has to be a better way.

[@ChrisZan-zy1tr]

You want to buy cheep stuff. This is how it happens.

[@leonperry123]

I want to know what chemicals they are washing them in? I don't understand what they are doing😂

[@WaifuSilverWolf]

Химики есть тут? Зачем столько жидкостей, и что это за жидкости?

[@spehropefhany]

They are using reclaimed metal from some source so they have to strip the existing plating, then degrease and acid etch to prepare the surface then plating and wash afterward. The spring looks like toxic cadmium plate (yellow color), hopefully it's actually chromate.

[@WaifuSilverWolf]

@@spehropefhany спасибо за ответ! не думал что мне на этот комментарий ответят не русскоговорящий надеешься что это не кадмий, потому что это было бы очень вредно для них? а для потребителя была бы вредна такая пружина? и восстановленный металл где, в начале?

[@spehropefhany]

@@WaifuSilverWolf Google translate is great. Yes, the scrap metal they are using at the beginning looks like panels off the backs of refrigerators or something. I don't think cadmium is harmful to the end user unless it's welded etc.- we had some fasteners for aerospace that were cadmium plated (required, no choice)- I don't recall any special handling. The plating chemicals accumulate in humans and are carcinogenic though.

[@WaifuSilverWolf]

@@spehropefhany да их условия труда ужасны... а переводчик да, шикарная штука

[@pool2785]

It would take a million us dollars and 25 permit and 2 years to get this going in usa

[@HonestAbe-k9s]

I think it's safe to say OSHA has never visited this place.

[@pool2785]

Safety first

[@tota0523]

It is cheaper to bring in 10 new people than to introduce labor protection. These people work for $1 a day

[@RodgerMudd]

Keep in mind the USA started out the same way.

[@nicodesmidt4034]

@@RodgerMudd yep, remember the Radon Girls ? ( it you’re screamish, don’t google it)

[@jonnyqwst]

It was only three or four generations ago. They would all hate and be disgusted what we have become

[@marcioborges6162]

Por que já não cai no saco????? 😢 Cai numa bacia, debaixo do estampo para jogar num saco???😂

[@Im_Tellin_Ya]

They probably last for about 2 uses.

[@sergeygainullin5753]

19-й век 😏

[@atturampunjabi5040]

1. Child Labourer used, 2. No hand glowse 3. No safety for use of chemicals 4. No cleaning at all. Method is very simple.

[@johnzdrazil2140]

This is a recommended video for those who whine: This job s*#ks!! It's too hard. Show them this one's! I'm sure this factory does not break any OSHA codes or guidelines!!

[@jesse00pno]

Wearing basketball shorts and slides, sloshing acid around, walking in it, spilling it, just careless as I don’t know what. This is why they can sell these things for $0.02 a piece. NO safety, no standards, no cleanliness, no health… The handles on the buckets he was dipping in acid were made of car engine belts!!!

[@scottchristian6624]

No finger prints after one full day of work

[@BxCx666]

Людей совсем за скотину держат.

[@YraelRobles]

Ese chico le vadar canser con esos bapores de esos asidos😢