Mad Scientist level automation! When you see a product, you seldom think about the many processes it undergoes or how many people it takes to make the final product. Thanks for the video-very informative. Watching from North Carolina, USA.
What boggles my mind is that this is only the process and infrastructure for (mostly) one type of fairly mundane, everyday electronics. There are literally millions of different, individual manufacturing plants on this planet, and they just keep on cranking out stuff, with efficiencies only ever increasing and making higher-end stuff cheaper and cheaper by the month. This is absolutely nuts to me, regardless of how obvious this might have been to me for the better part of my life.
I almost missed this video, clicked on it just in case. The title promised a boring video about making power banks, but in fact it turned out to be a very interesting video about making lithium-ion batteries.
Hate made in China?? Then stop looking for bargains, stop shopping, period! No more Amazon, Walmart, Home Depot, IKEA, Sam’s BJ’s, Auto Zone, All Dollar Stores………on and on and on…..keep hating,……it’ll consume you first!!
Interesting part is majority of their machine labels and even operating guidelines are also translated in English. I wonder why, is there a regulation/certificate on this?
America used to make them but decided to contract them out to china for some reason. The contrast between this factory and Americas manufacturing decline is not lost on the unemployed American factory workers 😢
We've never made these types of cells here. We also do manufacture rechargeable cells, it's just done for much higher end applications like vehicles and marine.
LFP is also Li-ion. Your current power bank is using NMC which is again a type of Li-ion. LFP ones can charge faster and last longer but it'll be heavier given the same energy storage capacity
@@udance4ever The thermal sensor should be in direct contact with the metal body of the battery. Kapton tape is a poor thermal conductor. In fact, kapton tape is being used as a thermal insulator.
@@SteliosKirkalasoh wow - good catch! watched it again and you're right - this is a leading power bank maker?! boo! 👎🏼 I actually just got a roll of Kapton tape to put under my Pi Zero 2 so I don't have to put it in a case!
I used to be a machine operator, and then I became a higher paid, higher skilled manufacturing technician, but I will always think the machine operators in factories should get higher pay than the skilled workers because the constantly repetitive work of a machine operator is so mind-numbingly boring. I don't even think they should ever have to work for more than 20 hours a week to earn a decent living wage, the jobs are so soul-destroying awful.
Зачем нужны технологии робототехника и доступность любого товара от зубочисток до меж. Космических шаттлов так для чего всё это!?!? Правильно придать значимость и божественность ценности денег с приличными ставками ЦБ и налогообложения под Эгидой ООН международных фондов и трастов- правильно сбор средств по всему миру- чтоб потом бомбить уничтожать травить и геноцидить целыми странами!
I've got a Chinesium 27000 mah powerbank, after it only charged my 6500 mah (Chinese made ) phone twice, I disassembled it. I had 2 x 5000 mah lithium cells of dubious origin as they had been double sealed. So they are not to be trusted. Sent it back to amazon as a crapp item.
So many steps in the process and all the machinery designed and built to produce the power bank is just insane !
Please, no need to add the music background. The sound of the machinery itself is already great.
Agre
Agreed, but its very minimal so i cant say it bothers me.
I got to the 11:00 min mark, stopped watching al together. The same 5 notes over and over again, its driving me nuts
Agree too. Music ruins the calming effect of the machine sounds. This is not TT, where people go insane, if there is no music for 0.00023 nanoseconds.
Mad Scientist level automation! When you see a product, you seldom think about the many processes it undergoes or how many people it takes to make the final product. Thanks for the video-very informative. Watching from North Carolina, USA.
I have a new respect and appreciation for all the people, steps and machinery required to make these devices. Fascinating process.
Crazy contrast between extreme automation and repetitive manual labor. Very interesting to see.
Damn. this is definitely not a alley way shop here. this is full production facility.
What boggles my mind is that this is only the process and infrastructure for (mostly) one type of fairly mundane, everyday electronics. There are literally millions of different, individual manufacturing plants on this planet, and they just keep on cranking out stuff, with efficiencies only ever increasing and making higher-end stuff cheaper and cheaper by the month. This is absolutely nuts to me, regardless of how obvious this might have been to me for the better part of my life.
This is very very cool. Watching these machines making batteries is awesome.
Fantastic video, so clean. I made photographic film at 3M in the 1990s, similar coating equipment.
THE IN-DEPTH NARRATIVE DESCRIBING IN VIVID DETAIL EVERY STEP OF THE PROCESS, MAKES THIS VIDEO COMPLETE?
i was wondering if the old film engineering would be useful again now with lithium film
Very cool and interesting to watch. Gives me a direct sense of how much effort goes into manufacturing everyday things
This video convinced me to buy one of the powerbank models made in this video.
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This is absolutely fascinating to watch this manufacturing process.
These are NMC cells. Mostly used in consumer electronics and require rare metals like Cobalt, Nickel
it´s quite relaxing the machinery sound. I do work with this as a "picture / art" moving. See things how they´re build it´s a "real magic".
Valeu!
Thank you.
Very cool. Thanks for sharing.
I almost missed this video, clicked on it just in case. The title promised a boring video about making power banks, but in fact it turned out to be a very interesting video about making lithium-ion batteries.
very good
they in another level
....very interesting video....
0:43 the powerbank factory looks like the inside of a powerbank 😊
absolutely fascinating to watch - now that ive seen all the steps, its obvious to me why some batteries perform better than others!
nice
Very interesting video thank you
The way you explained the process is so easy to understand, anyone can follow without feeling lost!
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LOL.
one of the cleanest places ever 💙👍🤘🙌👋says aluminum foil but where's the copper jw if it worked with an iPhone id buy it 😎😎
Wooh! I can smell the lithium😅 (i just opened some lipo battery and search how it was made)
前面的階段是幾乎全自動化，最後的封裝流程反而是手工。我想這是為了客制化外型、工業設計的需求，可以快速調整改變。
You should put a description on each step and name of every material use in this process
Name of the shiny rolled sheet, black polymer, ect
Wish I knew what I'm looking at!!
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This is very high quality production of Battery Bank, what are those brands they made for? I want to buy
Anker, Xiaomi, etc. Basically you need to pay slightly more on reputable brands than those unnamed brands to get higher quality battery banks.
whats the bit of the battery that gets cut off at 16:05?
gas collection bag. some gas generates when battery first gets charged.
Hate made in China?? Then stop looking for bargains, stop shopping, period! No more Amazon, Walmart, Home Depot, IKEA, Sam’s BJ’s, Auto Zone, All Dollar Stores………on and on and on…..keep hating,……it’ll consume you first!!
What brand is this, seems good quality
How on earth can a bank cost less than $6 at retail??? Insane engineering!
Some descriptions of what is happening at each step would be helpful.
please no music ! got my sub
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Photo lithography is used everywhere. Aluminium is the best substitute. Most house warming heaters are made by them. LED.
Interesting part is majority of their machine labels and even operating guidelines are also translated in English. I wonder why, is there a regulation/certificate on this?
出口的话，有人审厂
@@槑 makes sense. good point.
Maybe they have overseas customers and so it will convinient to let their custoemrs understand the function of machines.
they should have nitrogen tank in case of fire
These are the jobs President elect Trump will bring back to Mexico❤❤❤😂
Exploding powerbanks on board on an airplane be like 😅
i wanna know which electrolyte solution is and they add separate in small selection bake 50 c and absorb in the battery
Batteries only 10000mah 2batt of 5000mah but indicated 20000mah
exactly what i was thinking , what?
That's another kind/type of 10000 mAh, no offence 🙂
@@superdare no offence , the pcb doubles the mAh ? ( i think its just a cheap power bank that offers half the cappacity )
The laser tagged one is a different model. The 10000mah label is painted before the laser tagged one where you can read 10000mah.
lets noth make a big deal about it , its just confusing !
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se the shoes that guy is wearing toward the beginning. i cant believe his boss lets him wear something like that in a factory.
Imagine being the "on-site" tech/repair person for this installation.... I think "rocket scientist" is now over rated
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This kind of battery is also used in the cell phone
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Achei interessante que na fase final de produção tudo é manual, nada de automatização, são serviços que dariam para ser automatizados.
How can anyone compete with this...
These batteries swell like balloons within a year
I dont like pouch cells, i prefer 185650s etc. Very impressive factory
name of the powerbank brand?
Son 2 baterias de 5000 mHa, despues de graban en la carcasa 20000 mHa. ??????
America used to make them but decided to contract them out to china for some reason. The contrast between this factory and Americas manufacturing decline is not lost on the unemployed American factory workers 😢
The labor is very cheap and the parts, materials needed are in close proximity.
We've never made these types of cells here. We also do manufacture rechargeable cells, it's just done for much higher end applications like vehicles and marine.
For over a minute the video is great, but then they play some weird backgroundmusic.
These are vidoes from 3 different factories
I have a power bank. And the battery is damaged after 1 year .I prefer them to switch to LFP than li-ion . Because it can last longer
LFP is also Li-ion. Your current power bank is using NMC which is again a type of Li-ion. LFP ones can charge faster and last longer but it'll be heavier given the same energy storage capacity
20000 mha 🤣🤣🤣 12000 mha 🧐👍
If no China, everything is gonna b so expensive like Apple products
6000+6000=20000?😂
11:00 ff "baking in vakuum". Mom would have liked that too, so that the cake would rise. Jokes aside, how do they get warmth in the shade?
22:00 - If you need your thermal sensor to protect you from an overheating battery, then don't put it on a surface covered by kapton tape...
why not?
@@udance4ever The thermal sensor should be in direct contact with the metal body of the battery.
Kapton tape is a poor thermal conductor. In fact, kapton tape is being used as a thermal insulator.
@@SteliosKirkalasoh wow - good catch! watched it again and you're right - this is a leading power bank maker?! boo! 👎🏼 I actually just got a roll of Kapton tape to put under my Pi Zero 2 so I don't have to put it in a case!
great video! could drop the repeated background music though 🫡😊
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China is the number ome to product the Li-ion Batteries
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I used to be a machine operator, and then I became a higher paid, higher skilled manufacturing technician, but I will always think the machine operators in factories should get higher pay than the skilled workers because the constantly repetitive work of a machine operator is so mind-numbingly boring. I don't even think they should ever have to work for more than 20 hours a week to earn a decent living wage, the jobs are so soul-destroying awful.
Wow surprised to see Mao Zedong running practically half the factory! Guess that trademark hat of his really helps him step up his game.
Where do you see Mao zedong in this video?
I avoid as far as practical anything made in China.
Not easy, but can be done.
The best batteries but the charge module for god sakes needs improvement..always very troublesome sometimes batteries becomes pregnant 😂
Too much handling. The process is not streamlined. Maybe because the design of the product is not for automation.
I wonder how many last more than three months
Half of the workers there are not needed, they just put item from one line to the other.
Зачем нужны технологии робототехника и доступность любого товара от зубочисток до меж. Космических шаттлов так для чего всё это!?!? Правильно придать значимость и божественность ценности денег с приличными ставками ЦБ и налогообложения под Эгидой ООН международных фондов и трастов- правильно сбор средств по всему миру- чтоб потом бомбить уничтожать травить и геноцидить целыми странами!
Chinese propaganda channel 🇨🇳
Ну да две банке по 6000мА а на корпусе пишут 20000мА. Нельзя верить китайцам.🤣
us and eu think they compete with China msg from pakistan
Full of electronic waste 😂😂😂😂😂
Not as wasteful as your religion
What they don't show you is all the pollution this creates along with the chemicals used ..
Yes stop using that silly background music
At least these are not disposable vapes...
exploding powerbank?
20000 mah on the black back and inside clear 5000 mah :)) what a joke
I've got a Chinesium 27000 mah powerbank, after it only charged my 6500 mah (Chinese made ) phone twice, I disassembled it. I had 2 x 5000 mah lithium cells of dubious origin as they had been double sealed. So they are not to be trusted. Sent it back to amazon as a crapp item.
Thats what you get for buying cheap knockoffs. Get what you pay for.
2x6000mah does not equal 20000mah .... scammers
It’s a different model, they are showing different line different core and mix em in this video
This is capacitor battery. I prefer li-ion.
Lol 😂😂😂 these are lithium polymer battery
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