How To Produce Train Wheels & Pressed Rims. Most Satisfying Fabrication Process With Heavy Equipment
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- Опубліковано 2 бер 2024
- How To Produce Train Wheels & Pressed Rims. Most Satisfying Fabrication Process With Heavy Equipment
0:11. The large forge mill
1:58. Axle manufacturing process
4:15. How steel wheel forged
6:05. Hydraulic press for stainless steel pan production line
9:29. Wheelbarrow Pan Trimming and Beading Machine
11:11. The production of pressed steel rims
16:53. Widening steel wheels
23:07. Hot Forming On Dished Ends
25:09. The production of worm gear units
27:05. Metal spinning
31:31. Model 740 Large Acme Rolling
33:39. The versatile 5-axis laser machine
35:05. Aluminium Pot
37:11. The production of tank heads for the pressure vessel industry
38:34. The Haeusler VRM type 4-roll plate bending machine
39:55. Explosion Bond Clad Pressure Vessel Fabrication
41:44. The steel tank assembly system
44:07. Submerged Arc Welding SAW Pressure Vessel welding
46:19. Laser welding of hot water tanks
47:47. The leading manufacturer of high-quality metal products
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HAEUSLER AG Duggingen
Baselstraße 21, 4202 Duggingen, Switzerland
+41 (0) 61 755 22 22
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TRUMPFtube
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Compco Industries
www.compcoind.com
AutomotiveTanks Ltd
www.automotivetanks.ltd.uk
Tel 01902 604 207
Willenhall, West Midlands. Made in Britain.
Arcrite Automation
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Pacific Forge
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The safety in that Indian metal forging factory is incredible, lol.
entire video is 1-2second clips- why my god
going to stroke out trying to watch
There are not enough edit cuts in this video. I prefer one cut every 10th of a second to fully understand what's going on.
If I were making this video, I would mount my camera on a monopod. The monopod makes it easy and safe to put the camera close to dangerous machines.
Thank you for sharing your experience shooting videos safely.
i like this video it is amazing thank you for sharing it to view and i wish your channel more success
Thank you very much
Why so many manual operations?
Powdercoat sucks, the slightest damage and water creeps under without anyone noticing until it falls off in sheets revealing pure rust and the part is so rotten it's scrap. It's only good in dry conditions.
But it's cool
Then all I can say is that who ever does your powder coating is rubbish at it. As a proper application of epoxy polyester powder can bond well to the properly prepped material.
@@theonlybuzz1969 I don't do powder coat because of all the failed powder coats I've seen from lawnmowers, wheels to truck parts, they all fail. If you have a powder coater who has a plastic coating as hard of steel you're living in an alternative reality. Oh and it's got nothing to do with adhesion which is why I didn't say anything about adhesion, it fails when it's compressed or damaged because it's plastic.
I understand what you are saying but surely if a steel rim was sand / shot or vapour blasted first then zinc phosphate chemical treatment that chemically adheres the powder coating to the metal surface. I used to be a powder coater, and specialised in coating high abrasion products. I get about the scraping and crushing of the materials that the coating can come off. But that could happen to zinc plated products or galvanised products too.unless everything is made from stainless steel you’re always going to encounter problems. At the end of the day the customer dictates how much they want to spend on the product and how it looks, I’m just saying that’s all.
@@theonlybuzz1969 To be honest I have no idea what they use underneath, I do know just a small crack lets moisture build up underneath and when you go to repair it the coating comes off in sheets, because it's a durable skin it stays on but lifted off the base allowing the moisture to be retained causing sever creep corrosion, ally wheels are the worst, Stainless steel won't corrode but it's not good for holding any paints, you have to use an epoxy primer as it's impervious to etch primers and given the slightest chance it'll push the paint off. Powder coat is a brilliant invention but like everything it has it's failings, if it never gets wet it could last indefinitely. A good example is school chairs they don't get wet and stay good ages even with impacts, on the other hand garden furniture is hopeless powder coated, looks great when new but doesn't last, powder coat is tough if you ever tried sand blasting powder coat garden furniture it's a mother fecker to get off where it's still on.
This is an AI channel people, don't waste your time
I'm sorry, what did you mean about AI channel?
@@YouCanDo_TV YOU THICK RUNT, it means the voice over is computer generated, it is total RUBBISH!
@@YouCanDo_TV Looks like it is produced and narrated by bots.
@@weevie833 Whats even worse is that it sounds like a sales- bot. Nobody talks like that. Sure sick of hearing "robust ".
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Would be interesting but with the ai narration, it is not watchable.
That’s funny. It’s an Italian company, but all Asians work there.
Should be labeled ai generated content.
Great video I love having the ability to watch CONTENT like this for FREE.
Thank you for watching the video.
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your Narration is way Off.
A.I. generated
All AI Bullshit
The ONLY reason I am watching the MESS is because I enjoy metallurgy. I will NEVE subscribe or see another video "I never comment except for sh-t like this"
"Promo SM"
These long ads suck.
Really annoying video editing. Unwatchable, downvoted. Don't waste your time, or mine!
You saying downvoted is all I need to know you stupid redditors cry about quality when you need to realize this is a FREE platform you are not getting QUALITY stuff for FREE I mean are you dumb, stupid, or slow.
I'm very sorry for the inconvenience you encountered. Can you share with me which problem makes you feel bothered?
Definitely the rapid cuts every second or two, no time to actually watch what's going on.@@YouCanDo_TV
@@YouCanDo_TV He is right, the fast switching ruins the video, All I could stand was 3 minutes.
@@YouCanDo_TV YOU ARE THE PROBLEM, BOY!
Too choppy - unwatchable!
VOTED DOWN!!!!! This computer voice can NOT do it. Every second the scene changes, flick flick flick flick till it makes you sick sick sick. RUBBISH, go back to school, BOY!
We'll try more in the next videos. Thanks for your feedback.
Can’t listen to robot narration.. not interested.