It's not manufacturing of the basketballs that really amazes me, although it is interesting, it is the mechanical setup that makes my mind spin. How people come up with this automated stuff is incredible.
For those that don't know the order of manifacture, it goes in roughly this order: 1) Butyl rubber bladder + valve. It's the thing that makes the ball, well, a ball. Better basketballs may use stealth valves that take up less space and don't have the rubber cap on the outside (which adds a bit more dribblable surface to the surface of the basketball). 2) Nylon. Three-ply thread is the best option, some cheaper manufacturers use two-ply instead. Ideally, nylon should be wrapped so much that you don't see the bladder at all. Serves as the scaffolding of the ball and it + the air in the bladder is what keeps it nice and round. 3) Rubber carcass. This layer + the surface layer is what allows the basketball to be effectively gripped. Better balls like the EVO Nxt use sponge rubber so the ball feels nice 'n soft but also firm. However this is not universal and it depends on the manufacturer - Wilson makes softer balls, Spalding and Molten harder. 4) Surface composite ladder. It's what makes the basketball have that nice orange color, and it allows for grip. Preferably pick a ball where the black canal grooves are wide and covered in leather strips by themselves, but leaving those uncovered is no big deal. Having a stealth valve also helps since it allows for just a bit more leather to be put on, leaving no dead spot around the valve like on a traditional basketball.
Es impresionante el proceso que se lleva a cabo para la creación y producción en masa de una pelota de basket, que proceso tan complejo y tan laborioso por el que pasa la creación de una sola pelota, siendo necesarias distintas maquinas de diferentes capacidades pero en gran cantidad y tambien la mano de obra humana necesaria para que se pueda crear culminar el proceso que se lleva para la creación de dichas pelotas. Viendo el video me pregunto, las personas que trabajan día a día en esa fabrica, la pasaran bien? se sienten satisfechos con su trabajo o si quiera les gustara cumplir con el rol que les fue designado en esa fabrica?
Big brands like nike make their products in countrys like Bangladesh because they don't pay too much to the workers there + they work in Bad conditions.
great video! i really appreciated the detailed look at the basketball manufacturing process. however, i can't help but wonder if mass production might compromise some of the craftsmanship that goes into making a high-quality ball. i mean, isn’t there something special about smaller batches that can be lost in a factory setting? just a thought!
@@DannyChen712 yeah plus I don't think that the method that the established brands use are that different anyway. They're all mass produced after all. Maybe a slight difference in materials but that's not really anything big. They'll get worn down after a few months of use anyway, maybe a year or two if used exclusively indoors.
@@UMIunited but thats where the difference comes. like a cheap knock off shirt breaks down in 2 weeks or 2 months, but the good quality stuff can last from parent to a child (mindful of use too). i have some balls that have been used for over a decade. sure nba wouldnt allow them but for a casual game they still bounce and fly just fine (though in crew theres always that "eww its not shiny new i dont wanna touch it" dude)
People can fight and clean up the field fine. The more there that group for good the better. Where do you take the people though? You can't keep them there or close and if you move away your troops, more people from other places come to capture any remaining there. Companies use production, knowingly or tricked. How do you make these places better to sustain people and move companies away from bad ones?
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Those Workers Are Professional And Love To See It.
I’ve never thought a basketball would be made like that. what a modernised automatic procedure. Amazing
made in chyna
@@claus1225all companies make their products in China
@@Lu_vvv All? that sucks for humanity.
cos u r still living under the rock in ur country
@@claus1225 - go back to school - cant even spell China
Bro low key making some clean shot throwing that ball
Fascinating, many steps! 😮
ThankYou ❤🎉❤
A Liked And Love crazy basketball 🏀🏀❤️❤️
What a modern process Amazing!
BASKETBALL 🏀 IS MY FAVORITE SPORT....❤
And me
🎉
Proud of these workers. Awesome video. Help us understand the process.
It's not manufacturing of the basketballs that really amazes me, although it is interesting, it is the mechanical setup that makes my mind spin. How people come up with this automated stuff is incredible.
'Engineers'.
to be honest this is kind of lower automated stuff not that impressive
@@fab9727 yup
Not really some of the processes can just be connected and the whole thing will run smoothly
0:01 The NBA should start scouting at these factories 😂
Yeah
ABSOLUTELY!!!!
For those that don't know the order of manifacture, it goes in roughly this order:
1) Butyl rubber bladder + valve. It's the thing that makes the ball, well, a ball. Better basketballs may use stealth valves that take up less space and don't have the rubber cap on the outside (which adds a bit more dribblable surface to the surface of the basketball).
2) Nylon. Three-ply thread is the best option, some cheaper manufacturers use two-ply instead. Ideally, nylon should be wrapped so much that you don't see the bladder at all. Serves as the scaffolding of the ball and it + the air in the bladder is what keeps it nice and round.
3) Rubber carcass. This layer + the surface layer is what allows the basketball to be effectively gripped. Better balls like the EVO Nxt use sponge rubber so the ball feels nice 'n soft but also firm. However this is not universal and it depends on the manufacturer - Wilson makes softer balls, Spalding and Molten harder.
4) Surface composite ladder. It's what makes the basketball have that nice orange color, and it allows for grip. Preferably pick a ball where the black canal grooves are wide and covered in leather strips by themselves, but leaving those uncovered is no big deal. Having a stealth valve also helps since it allows for just a bit more leather to be put on, leaving no dead spot around the valve like on a traditional basketball.
The video is interesting and I enjoyed watching it 🥰😍
Just saw a machine carve intricate designs with such precision. Who knew machines could be such amazing artists?
Oye cómo hace la pelota mándame un atochado gratis por
China is ahead of us with this kind of automation
The guy who will break Steph Curry's 3 point record is here 1:20
😅😅
Es impresionante el proceso que se lleva a cabo para la creación y producción en masa de una pelota de basket, que proceso tan complejo y tan laborioso por el que pasa la creación de una sola pelota, siendo necesarias distintas maquinas de diferentes capacidades pero en gran cantidad y tambien la mano de obra humana necesaria para que se pueda crear culminar el proceso que se lleva para la creación de dichas pelotas. Viendo el video me pregunto, las personas que trabajan día a día en esa fabrica, la pasaran bien? se sienten satisfechos con su trabajo o si quiera les gustara cumplir con el rol que les fue designado en esa fabrica?
Now i know the process of making a soccer ball. watching the workers is very professional
Mechanic setup 👍
I like how in the factory shooting the ball to the next stage of production is like part of the work. What if they missed?
If the miss they don't get any rice
If they missed he will pay ice tubig
they get traded to some lower level team like the wizards
This is such a cleaver factory to make basketballs I didn’t think any other factory’s can make them
I sure hope the workers are provided with ear plugs to protect them from the terrible music.
What's wrong whit that?
Nah, i like it goofy.
Big brands like nike make their products in countrys like Bangladesh because they don't pay too much to the workers there + they work in Bad conditions.
Man this is so inspiring to watch the amount of work goes into this!
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Nice machine 🎉
That dude has probably an amazing layup…..
👀👍👍👍👍❤❤❤❤❤ goed bezig ❤❤❤❤
I found the Skil of the workers and the process really interesting.
great video! i really appreciated the detailed look at the basketball manufacturing process. however, i can't help but wonder if mass production might compromise some of the craftsmanship that goes into making a high-quality ball. i mean, isn’t there something special about smaller batches that can be lost in a factory setting? just a thought!
The chinese truly are the greatest manufacturing innovators in the entire world. very cool to see the custom mechanical machines automate the process.
7:23 there is an air bubble in that panel!
_______ahhh peaceful relaxing beautiful video 🏀 is life_____
I know that these workers are probably paid pennies but man, I would find it super satisfying to glue the panels perfectly all day.
1:20 nice pass
Lots of different and interesting products 👍👏
At 0:02 the guy in red surpassing the career points for Lebron James.
amazing art
This is a good job to work at
Satisfying
0:02 Ice in his Veins
This is a great job
This guy would kill it at an arcade basketball shooting game
V nice
Espectacular el proceso del balón de basket. Y yo soy fanático del mismo y me encanta ver el procedimiento y el producto terminado 👏👏👏👏👌🏀🏀🏀
Imagine how long the factory and engineering of the production machinery took to design create and run?!
Then there’s the basketball
Basketball 🏀 ❤❤
Wow po you🎉🎉🎉
One man army😮
So this is where the fake molten balls are made 😅😅😅 still an interesting video though.
I mean... they look like pretty damn high quality for a knockoff, i'd buy one
Ahhahaha
@@DannyChen712 yeah plus I don't think that the method that the established brands use are that different anyway. They're all mass produced after all. Maybe a slight difference in materials but that's not really anything big. They'll get worn down after a few months of use anyway, maybe a year or two if used exclusively indoors.
@@UMIunited but thats where the difference comes. like a cheap knock off shirt breaks down in 2 weeks or 2 months, but the good quality stuff can last from parent to a child (mindful of use too). i have some balls that have been used for over a decade. sure nba wouldnt allow them but for a casual game they still bounce and fly just fine (though in crew theres always that "eww its not shiny new i dont wanna touch it" dude)
Its still better than sitting in a abandoned building and contracting a ball with their bare feet.
Amazing!
Tyyyyy
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Nice basketball manufacturers
Final quality control should be some of those guys hooping them balls!
Shoot that ball 🏀🏈
the sound of a factory 😩😩
Good
Interesting 😮I want to be a worker here
I like it
I see the factory staff are bit of hoopers too haha 😂😂
FIBA FACTORY 2023
Impressive
Congratulations!! It's amazing!!
Wonder if they will ever be able to 3-D print one??
Cidade São Paulo bola de boliche jogo da vida bola de boliche maravilhoso
Finally my question has been answered 😁
Seems like a lot of work.
amazing 🏀🏀🏀
Workers’ more playing time than best players in the world’ lol amazing job
Immersive experience, it would've been perfect to end it with a dunk
這是台灣吧❤
literally says #chinesefactory
對
fake molten...
你看不到机器上和工人衣服上的简体字吗，还有一个足球制作的视频，足球上面写的中国足协你眼瞎了吗?
@@KorThiefSucks taiwan is china so he is not wrong
Chinese quality basketballs.
What is the material of the glue brush? How to keep it from drying out?
horse hair, the solvent will spray at intervals to keep the brush from drying, and after using, brushes will be put in tank of solvent.
This guy must be so awesome at basketball arcade game in the local amusement park..
👍ナイス
😮Wow 😮
Wowo😯😮
hello Great video, can you share teh name of the manufacturer
where can i bought the ball
Cap miraksasa. Miperkasa mikasa❤😂
Where is this place???
Brand name?
Ang galing galing😂
How many price of one bal
WOW
❤❤❤
Any reviews?
🔥🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯💯
Dude gets to play Hot Shot arcade basketball all day. 🤣
he changed to lay up now 😂
Dónde está esto? Qué país?
What brand is this?
Wow
how can i order large quantity
Hi, contact info. is in the description.
fake molten
@@SFCHEN-qg8bnMolten original is so bad, that these can’t be much worse.
@@teshikajikatoshikachi4456 mine r fine...bought 5...in 5 yrs
❤Gi
Molten from Temu be like💀💀💀
Basketball 🏀
That guy's layup is better than LeBron's.
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What brand is?
fake molten...
How much one
People can fight and clean up the field fine. The more there that group for good the better.
Where do you take the people though? You can't keep them there or close and if you move away your troops, more people from other places come to capture any remaining there.
Companies use production, knowingly or tricked. How do you make these places better to sustain people and move companies away from bad ones?
0:03 bro be like Steph Curry
Molden不是在大陸製造的嗎？
The asian guy is better than Simmons
Fr😂😂
😂😅🤣😂😆
Simmons is better than you
Simmons got in the nba u didint
It should be made in North America
Us companies started to make their products in China decades ago, not only us companies
Even Apple