Steel Butt Hinges Manufacturing at Madhuri Industries,Hyderabad

Madhuri Industries one of the leading Manufacturers and suppliers of Steel Butt Hinges in India. Located in the prime location of Hyderabad and known for its high quality hinges made it a pioneer in that particular segment with a wide list of clientele.

[@y_x2]

A real sweatshop! No protection, no chair, no bin, no ear protection... no automation.

[@Martyfartini]

Is the world supposed to be impressed by this?

[@adammacer]

There's nothing like a nice tidy shop... and that's nothing like a nice tidy shop..

[@michaelt.4806]

Filming stops when owner enters, text book. Respect for all these workers, no union, no safety, no rights, little pay, short life and plenty poverty

[@dameek47]

Thank goodness here in America we have regulations for this type of work: Safety glasses, hearing protection, safety shoes, proper ventilation, cleanliness, proper clothing, machine guards, and sanitation.

[@gregpetty4185]

There are still a lot of small shops out that come close to this. After Reagan you had to force OSHA to do their job. I started factory work at age 16 which was illegal. I’m 73 and actively retired with all my body parts.

[@007floppyboy]

So why don't you wear masks to stop Covid19?

[@dameek47]

@@007floppyboy I do wear a mask to help prevent the spread of covid. Even wear one all day on my 12 hour work shifts.

[@007floppyboy]

@@dameek47 I meant in general in the USA, not you personally, and thank you for doing your bit to protect others, too may people gone already.

[@garylewis7729]

These backyard industries allow millions of families to feed themselves . The cost of making them safer would drive them broke .people will starve to death . We can give them a thought when you go buy your cheap hinges. You are helping them survive. Life goes on.

[@michaelpatish7248]

I have heard that same argument over and over. The owners at the turn of the century in the USA said the same thing when they made it against the law to use child labor, when they put in a minimum wage, and they made the factory owners limit a work week to 40 hours. It doesn't hold water and shows what a self entitled person/country you are that doesn't object to using people like cogs in a machine

[@garylewis7729]

@@michaelpatish7248 I can tell what sort of person you are from how you speak down to me .let me guess. Climate change activist,vegan.you think there’s more than two genders ,pro choice,you support BLM but you don’t really like black people ,you are self entitled although you don’t admit it and you would rather see your country collapse than to see Trump get another four years. I nailed it. Didn’t I ?

[@sospiri73]

@@garylewis7729 Their problem is that they are trying to compete with highly mechanised companies in China, and their final price has to be the lowest in the world. The caste system is India's biggest problem - the upper echelons are working in the space, pharmaceutical, & software industries, while the rest have to work in conditions like this. High population is not good, but the system is the main problem. I doubt if it will ever change.

[@jamesjohnmoss8130]

UK100 years ago. Back where we started really. Never paid or cared then, now most of the globe is the same. Sad days to come.

[@turboconqueringmegaeagle9006]

History has largely forgotten the plight of the working class man in England, preferring to blame all English for all global oppression, but life was pretty shit for the average man, woman and child, only improving because they fought and paid with blood so we could have an easy life. Isambard Kingdom Brunel actually became a police man to help suppress a revolt in Bristol which was interfering with his bridge building, the workers just wanted the right to vote for their local mp, it's the sort of thing that should be taught in schools, we found a happy medium without going to far but instead my 8 year old girl is told about upper class white women starving themselves, and blacks on the other side of the globe. Rant over, soz.

[@Penguin_of_Death]

I can't quite believe that you even posted this video...exactly what is it that you are proud of? Dirty, disorganised and unsafe conditions, no material identification or control, I can only guess what the quality of the finished product is like...

[@sospiri73]

Agreed, but it is informative of what goes on in some parts of the world.

[@jjjsss3869]

Most of those machines started their life in a developed country and were made obsolete 60-70 years ago.

[@budel1990]

My Great-Grandfather worked in a factory like this. 1915!

[@Chris-yy7qc]

Im pretty sure the conditions were better!

[@musicelect]

Each person there is at risk of losing: their hearing, a limb, or their life.

[@boomerhgt]

I was thinking the same thing definitely hearing loss and tinnitus but in reality they are probably more worried about earning a living.

[@gonnagetya1433]

No masks when spraying coating on the hinges either. What a mess that place is, too many things to trip over and into the machines, not to mention all the time to pick everything back up off the floor, why no basket to catch the output?

[@asianizamudeen]

@@gonnagetya1433 this is indian pleople

[@manfredpalla161]

This is India my friend!

Life comes with risks and dangers....

[@michaelc.3812]

These are very hard-working people, and doing a difficult job for many. I know many people from India and Pakistan, and they are not so removed from our modern world that safety glasses and hearing protection are a stretch. It’s all about what the government requires unfortunately, as the owner/manager could provide some level of safety.

[@chrishernandez4003]

The vendor buying the hinges could require proper PPE as a condition of the contract. Corporations, regardless of what country they are from, simply don't care about employee safety unless they are forced to do so by the government or the purchasing corporation. We as end users also have a say. We can find who buys their products and demand that they enforce a safe work environment for workforces that make their products. And then do unannounced inspections for worker safety. I swear, my ears are ringing just from watching this video. I can't imagine the deafening noise in the factory.

[@danielandrews8858]

Thank goodness they are only making hinges and not something that requires the use of gunpowder or plutonium.

[@powerman5kw]

This is when electricity cost more than labor.

[@cinderswolfhound6874]

Welcome to the real world friend

[@nepkinembossmanufacturers7835]

Hahahaha

[@ravinderkaul4111]

So happy to see that so many ladies working alongside the men. Feels good. Women empowerment

[@mtay65]

3:35 all his 10 fingers are intact, amazing

[@snowflakemelter1172]

He had 14 to start with. That's marrying your cousin for you.

[@allglorytogod12]

Probably his first day.

[@subramaniamchandrasekar1397]

Production 'Floor' and production 'Floor' workers. Hope someday the boss knows what is a working table and workplace safety. Regards.

[@subramaniamchandrasekar1397]

@Nancy Pelosi For every new factory in china, every country lost one factory each. Jobs, capacity for production like these in days of pandemic, self dependency are all lost. Nothing wrong in self sufficiency. Regards.

[@PAHighlander24]

@Nancy Pelosi maybe you need to visit manufacturing plants in the US and see that there is a huge difference in housekeeping, safety and quality between them and this plant. Do you really think you are morally superior to Americans who want a decent full-time manufacturing job rather than flipping burgers for part time jobs paying minimum wage? Or buying foreign made goods where workers are paid pennies an hour? Most people I know would gladly pay a little more to get products made here and employ Americans. You don’t really care as ling as you stay in power in Congress and use your insider trading to get rich while Americans wait for the jobs Trump has been bringing back home.

[@PAHighlander24]

@Nancy Pelosi there are new steel mills being built in southern states and shuttered ones reopened in rust belt states. Obama said it wasn't possible to bring manufacturing back home. The new trade deal that replaced Nafta is bringing jobs back home. Globalists like you in Congress wrote tax laws that actually rewarded companies to relocate offshore. And how about you do something about your own district - the homeless villages and mountains of feces on your sidewalks are driving tourism away and turning it into an open sewer.

[@PAHighlander24]

@Nancy Pelosi it was just announced today that the GDP has rebounded a record 33% this past quarter. We had record economic growth until covid, and are turning it around to regain what was lost to covid. Obama couldn't achieve more than 2% growth.

[@PAHighlander24]

@Nancy Pelosi I work in the steel industry and I know the facts about it. You're suffering from TDS in another reality. What's your real name? You obviously aren't Nancy Pelosi. Afraid to use your real name? You're just a coward troll hiding behind an alias.

[@executivesteps]

It will never change.

[@williamclements3266]

No gloves !No boots! No machine guards! No masks!

[@medicalnegligence]

I’ll never look at a hinge at Home Depot the same way again.

[@terryjohnson8317]

The hinges at Home Depot are all CNC machine made with very little human labor

[@stuartkynoch7289]

Don't watch Schindler's List then!

[@cinderswolfhound6874]

I bet you wouldnt like the price to double so these workers get more money

[@wuggacrt]

The harsh reality of the Global economies ''even'' playing field.

[@thosoz3431]

@ That's right, some people are just born aholes.

[@cactuslovesballoons8581]

Before today I was living in complete ignorance of the fact that a thing called Steel Butt exists, and that it requires hinges too. And possibly this thing requires some lubrication for it to smoothly function.Now I'm more knowledgably richer and a tad more enlightened man. I wish you all a happy and productive day. Stay safe, wear a mask and wash hands properly.

[@danwall2562]

Safety Sam the safety squirrel needs to visit

[@agentfrankvideos]

They would cook him for lunch !

[@larrykent196]

Interesting to see, assembly and manufacturing from other parts of the world. Thanks best of luck Cheers!.

[@scout2nut]

This video is showcasing Madhuri industries amazing startup location accenting its equal opportunities for both men and women to enter into an interesting career to learn detail oriented job skills that can effect the rest of their lives.

[@AffordBindEquipment]

LOL!

[@bmker5469]

Coming to a town near you soon...

[@bmker5469]

Star trek hospital science

[@richardmessenger9474]

Even simple baskets to put the stampings into would make the whole place safer and very little expense....flip flops and sharp steel all over the floor is an accident waiting to happen...a simple trip into a machine could result in horrendous injuries...basic health a safety didn't have to cost a fortune...

[@dixiemay1996]

Love the females safety shoes. Comfortable, airy and stylin'

[@saif1002]

lot of respect to these people, they work hard, hope the stay safe

[@MrPLC999]

Wow. Space Age quality. Obviously ISO 9001 certified.

[@cdouglas1942]

I wouldn't want to work there, YOU wouldn't want to work there, but in a country with population in excess of 1 B, anyone with a job is happy to have one.

[@johnorlitta]

I like the disappearing chair at 5:49

[@ambativenkatesh2012]

I noticed from the video lack/absence of safety measures; workers don't have safety shoes or helmets. The floors are so untidy and hazardous.

[@generalx5220]

That’s a pretty clean shop, you should see the other one

[@mikezahnow1605]

Thats a shit hole!

[@sospiri73]

@@mikezahnow1605 A bit like the battery restoration and sandcasting videos - they're even worse!

[@birgirkarl]

I explicitly said 'NO CAMERAS IN MY BASEMENT!'!!

[@stanwest3529]

In and out went bits of steel...round and round went the bloody great wheel ...sari's and flipflops I wonder what the injury and death rate is

[@laverdajota8089]

Nice to see they are all wearing safety sandals to protect their feet.

[@manuelfloressr.9039]

Horrible working conditions. But they still have jobs. This people still have a place in society, introduce modern machines and they will be unemployed. Introduce education and only a few will be employed. Where do we as people find the balance?

[@28704joe]

When Trump gets rid of government regulations we can all get jobs like this!

[@yamatomantenshin4908]

Trump 2020

[@JMc-wu2we]

Yes. He will have 4 more years to do it.

[@bradsgold345]

It was Biden that took away jobs like this. We did it safely though.

[@snowflakemelter1172]

But he hasn't has he.

[@babu-ks6hv]

Means wat can u clarify plz ?

[@kinkywinks]

It wouldn't hurt a thing to clean that place up a bit.

[@hifijohn]

Sadly this may be one of the cleaner factories in India.

[@executivesteps]

Why bother? Do you think it’s going to make their lives better? Why sweep the floors when you’re already in Hell.

[@Rusiputki]

A typical westerner response. Everything has to be clean. It's a factory, it serves it's purpose.

[@scroungasworkshop4663]

@@Rusiputki That typical western attitude came from a century of dirt poor workers being exploited by greedy fat bastards poring fortunes into their mansions and rich lifestyles but not willing to spend a cent on the workers that are making them rich. Sorry Henry but you are misguided in thinking that typical western attitude is wrong. Western bosses learnt that safe work places means less injuries. Less injuries means less training of new workers which improves productivity and saves money. Happy workers with good, safe conditions are much more productive. Cheers mate. Stuart 🇦🇺

[@kinkywinks]

@@Rusiputki Keeping junk off the floor serves the purpose of keeping them a bit safer.

[@octymocty132]

Just love the toe cap flipflop such a safety fashion accessory for the ladies

[@shekharpatel]

Are we going to compete for manufacturing jobs from China with these..... dream on Modiji.

[@freshstartsarasota]

Dress shirts and sandals in a steel shop... no hearing protection, powder coating with no respirator. These people need to be rescued.

[@yerrakrishna1699]

Dear friend I agree with your view.

[@abuubaydullah1]

They earn every rupee i hope they put cotton wool or something in their ears to dull the machines

[@cicero2]

and this is why the hinges are relatively cheap! The world needs these small factories, as big firms would just bring in automation which destroys local economies.

[@lizhongshen]

@@cicero2 like mask machine. After this pandemic, fully automated mask machine would destroy lots of jobs, such as manually weld ear loops, quality checker, and packer

[@Pynenberg3]

@@cicero2 automation does not destroy economies it raises your pay rate. Now instead of a worker they can train in 10 min they need programmers, electricians, more technical maintenance personnel and so on. The jobs requite less dumb labor and more people with degrees thus higher pay.

[@cicero2]

@@Pynenberg3 High tech modern factories can produce a hundred fold of a smaller local workshop, with hardly any employees. More automation in the future will destroy millions of jobs. Those people who have jobs will reap the benefit of modern factories and their cheap products, but there will be millions of losers as a result. It seems like an unstoppable snowball!

[@octymocty132]

Eh what ya say

[@Oliver-kv2mm]

look folks, this is 2014 I'm sure they've increased their safety standards.

[@georgefridman8432]

checked today 2020, nah same shit hole

[@snowflakemelter1172]

They now have some higher rated safety flip flops.

[@richh9904]

OSHA approved. Western Investors get excited to see no safety regulations sucking up profits

[@1Jomarcel]

This is a big operation. I like it

[@markphillips3341]

How could anybody think this is the way things should be. Housekeeping and some basic standards are the same the world over, clean the place up and watch the productivity follow suit. The problem is that I am enabling this with cheap prices at my local hardware store. An absolute disgrace.

[@BoydsCoveEst]

🎶 Wayfair! They’ve got just what I need! 🎶

[@kabiralex4748]

work is worship, someone doing showoff please work safely. SAFETY, SAFETY & SAFETY......

[@TheObSeRvErTheObSeRv]

high tech INDIA.

[@rajbeekie7124]

Dang, this is a tough way to earn a living. The air in this place is most likely filled with polluting particle matter. The sad truth is many of these workers are thankful they have a job earning a few rupees. Life is tough when options are limited.

[@rbmiller3346]

If the left wing liberals have their way America will return to this era.

[@rajbeekie7124]

@@rbmiller3346 To me, the opposite is correct. If the left-wingers get their way, these folks would be earning $30. and hour.

[@7788Sambaboy]

Go to a US meat processing plant in South Dakota...not many smiles there either

[@nicholasjanosy2214]

I have it on good authority that Trump owns this factory.

[@snowflakemelter1172]

You're authority is your own ass.

[@miklos220]

You are one of his butt-kissers. He’ll wreck our country so badly that we will all be working in a factory like this while he lives like a billionaire. Needless to say, you are a real jackass.

[@happymonk4323]

just shut your mouth n watch...!!!....no one ever get injuries.... the owner just hang some "goodluck mantra spell "above the factory door....any one pass by is safe inside....

[@rcarmisin3465]

If it wasn't for these fine people, the doors of opportunity wouldn't open.

[@luigicristiani7709]

As others who have seen have written, it would take very little to improve the quality and safety at work. Ear muffs, safety shoes for too much sheet metal on the ground, containers for unloading the pieces once they have been processed. Really little ..

[@alurnataraj2919]

YES, I AGREE THAT IT TAKES VERY LITTLE TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY STANDARDS

[@abidabaloch3339]

Assalamalikum very impressed by floor cleaning.....Great work practice........🍒🍅🍓🇵🇰🇵🇰

[@malvinderkaur4187]

what is it? it is work just like any other small scale industry, and?

[@tomk3732]

If they clean the place up a bit, add some tables and chairs and part containers they will reach around WWII level in the West. They actually have "modern" iron workers just everything around them is not up to spec. Safety was not a big deal in 1940s through they already had better clothing options.

[@ipadize]

a bit cleaning is not enough

[@notanymore9471]

See this is globalization.......always a human cost.

[@maxx_xak]

Красит жена. Самая блатная работа. Только вредная

[@aceofspades856]

This is the kind of video you should watch if you think that YOU have it bad.

[@cattleNhay]

Everyone complaining about mess...but I seen much worse where there is only small path to walk if you wear a size 10 or less.

[@julianpuzzo6559]

Why everything on the floor? These people do not know the table or the workbench? Is it necessary that the electrical cables are hung from the walls without the slightest protection?

[@kevingrennan3989]

Labor conditions without unions or regulations. Tony gets crushed in the press, get new worker by end of day...

[@markjohnson4962]

Make. Me. A. Hinge. You've been at this since 6am with just a small pile of hinges. Is tucking one's shirt in illegal over there. OSHA would have a field day at this place.

[@hyballs]

The preacher never told me I would have to go to India if I was sent to hell. I always assumed hell was closer to home!

[@logotrikes]

Horrible working conditions but we go the hardware store and buy them without a second thought...

[@sospiri73]

Most of the time we don't have a choice of supplier.

[@snowflakemelter1172]

If we didn't buy them they would be worse off.

[@billsmith5702]

No PPE, no safety barriers, wow

[@joepersad219]

So sad to see these hard working people struggling like this, terrible noise, no safety equipment, no air quality at all. Many comments say nasty, dirty stupid etc but if they are never taught how can they know.... they are just trying to eat.

[@ramakrishnak3297]

Video has got lot of noise and shown machinery and process to some extent. If some one explains the process along with operations, the same will be useful. Finally I could not see the final output

[@ben68442]

Hello, Butthole Hinge Factory, Can I help you? Yes, I was in yesterday morning for orientation regarding the hinges job. Unfortunately I won't be in for my second shift today as I haven't yet been released from the hospital amputation ward. You see, I seemed to have lost part of my right hand in the press machine. Also I am missing my lunchbox, it was on the floor somewhere. If anyone comes across it please let me know. Okay, I'm so sorry to hear about that. Could you describe your lunchbox?

[@robbieeades1956]

Ben N Lol! That is so funny and true at the same time. Funny ass comment!!

[@richardmessenger9474]

😋😋😋😋😋

[@GFSwinger1693]

These poor workers need to be provided with some minimal safety equipment, a decent workstation, and be required to wear closed shoes. Just because they need a job so bad that they are willing to put up with this is no reason to treat them solely as a commodity. The owner should be ashamed.

[@frankroberts9320]

Incredible noise level and no hearing protection to be seen.

[@peteb2]

let alone regularly changed breathing filtration apparatus (mask) for the powdercoater. i bet her lungs have the stuff in them & daily her sinus must be full of it....

[@TitanFallDeath666420]

Working condition are horrible and why people get injured on the job!

[@gulsherahmad4544]

I want to know about clutch and brake cable industries

[@smtiic]

Ask PAPAM

[@mauriciodelgado1]

Las máquinas y sus procesos muy buenos pero al final que es lo que fabrican?

[@miguelpucheta3702]

Fabrican bisagras para aberturas

[@MegaJohnhammond]

gives new meaning to the term "Shit Hole"

[@jamessmith-np7yf]

Man OSHA would have a field day at this place LOL!

[@MichaeljRichter]

Is OSHA a small town in Wisconsin???????

[@jamessmith-np7yf]

@@MichaeljRichter They r safety inspectors in the U.S that fine companies if they find a dangerous working place.

[@ahamedfasi5332]

Do you’ll manufacture hunches for jewelry boxes? If manufacturing we wish to be intact with you.

[@brucekivi]

After working in a steel factory in USA for over 40 years, I can say without reservation that this is bullshit, the way the shop is run. I know the people need the jobs, and need the money. They also need their eyes, ears, fingers, toes and brain cells. The owner, for the sake of his business, should clean up the operation. Apparently there is zero government oversight, and no chance for an injured worker to sue when they are crippled for life. The "free market" at it's finest.

[@jimfarmer7811]

The odds are that hinges made in modern factories are actually cheaper than the crap made in this factory.

[@ahopefiend1867]

They all get workers comp, medical, dental vision, 401k, overtime and vacation pay. Right?

[@_auricular_remnants_2693]

no

[@MikeMike-er7kn]

No! But the hinges are 10 cents each.......

[@sospiri73]

Now you know why the UK no longer manufacturers such items.

[@johnhili8664]

@@sospiri73 If they were manufacture in UK the hinges would cost £10 each!!!!!!!

[@executivesteps]

Fake antique butt hinges like the ones they’re making sell for $30 a pair on eBay.

[@vijaychanda8188]

Please keep the factory clean and systamatic

[@robbieeades1956]

I think this factory is the one that makes hinges first shift and then makes face masks second shift. Lol!!!

[@honeybeekorea1553]

감사 합니다 친구로서 최선를 다하겠어요

[@mikecruz9867]

Are those OSHA approved sandals?

[@rooftopvoter3015]

No, but OSHA approved hearing protection is

[@barrytown9499]

Could you imagine health and safety jobsworth out there they would have a coronary

[@TheMRmatt007]

It's like Europe in 1865

[@wescampbell1768]

Pretty chaotic and no one appears to be wearing ear or safety protection of any kind. I would hope they rotate jobs because some of the processes are pretty mind numbing.

[@rooftopvoter3015]

It looks like ANY job in there is mind numbing.

[@20sasrog06may27]

wow i cant imagined that this workers have no safety measured....!!

[@piperdoug428]

Keeping a lot of people employed and using for the most part cast offs and end cuts from another manufacturer, this is why the US's workforce that only wants to work 4 days a week and still own a jet-ski and a hot-tub can't compete in the global market without subsidies and trade threats.

[@pvtimberfaller]

Most Americans that actually want to work would rather work at a shop like this than deal with OSHA.

[@snowflakemelter1172]

It's not wrong to expect a higher standard of living that a filthy factory in India .

[@jimfarmer7811]

The reality is that modern factories can probably produce mass production hinges cheaper and of better quality than these sweat shops.

[@django1364]

DAMN my ears hurt, I don't want to imagine how their own is feeling

[@johnknudsen5936]

Owner drive Rolls Roys....

[@executivesteps]

And has a nice house or two in London.

[@CuriousEarthMan]

is driven in a Rolls. What, drive himself?

[@37kgb02]

But it is cheap, and that is what most of us wants!

[@BlackAndDeckerBoy]

What a chaotic mess. Zero organisation on show. I’d hate to QC control in such a poor environment

[@backhomeprepper]

Just goes to show you why overseas manufacturing is so cheap. There is absolutely no safety, cleaning, or proper management in this place. Feel sorry for those that have to work for such poor greedy owners.

[@paulsawczyc5019]

Don't feel sorry - alot of them are back stabbing scumbags.

[@Rodrigo8]

📌we are zero days without accidents

[@luizcarloscalsavara527]

भारतीय कामकाजी स्थितियां भयानक हैं। वो बेचारे लोग… bhaarateey kaamakaajee sthitiyaan bhayaanak hain. vo bechaare log…

[@luizcarloscalsavara527]

Indian working conditions are horrible. Those poor people ...