その通りですね！

日本の航空機産業にも寄与できる技術力ですね！

日本の技術力は素晴らしい😂　😂

流通するアルミすべてをボーキサイトから精錬していたら、自販機にはスチール缶しか入っていなかっただろうな

厲害！令人欽佩 💪

Great! I work in a two piece aluminium can manufacturing company.same process

Amazing work. Fantastic to watch.

Recycling Aluminum is a big deal

It was fun to see, greetings from the Netherlands. 😀

Happy to be a witness to what you do.

ほんとすごいわ、感動。これからの仕事も頑張ってな。

自分はアルミ缶作って10年目くらいです。 日々トラブルの対応や機械保全、オペレーター作業しています。 なんだかんだやりがいありますので頑張って下さい！

有難う

特に日本では、手作業がオートメーションとプロセスに見られる機械部品に置き換えられました。そうでない場合、アルミニウムの投与量を得るために何千人もの労働者が同じプロセスを実行しなければなりませんでした。

So that's what these sounds are between the background music? It looked like a notification when a crane was moving, similar to when a big truck is reversing.

@@herrpaukAlso, these are vastly different sounds than "factory sounds". Your brain eventually "mutes" noises you hear a lot, so the music is louder than you think because it's so different from "beep, errrr, fzzzzzz, doot dooot doot" that you hear normally on the floor.

Has Zojirushi expanded from singing rice cookers? Zojirushi Heavy Industries? :)

Beethoven would be amazed.

And still would die by the burden off overwhelming sound waves.

Козловой кран. Мостовой ходит по рельсам вдоль спроектированной на нужной высоте конструкции здания, отсеков машин, комплексов.

Wait till you find out the engineering behind the tab, it actually changes its pivot point as you pull back on it to first let any excess air out the can and then the pivot changes to pull the can open fully. Cans are actually incredible, there is a full 11-minute video out there on it if you're interested that goes into detail

@@MrPesht link to it?

@@kramler @MrPesht is likely referring to the Engineer Guy video.

MEN😉

@@originedz3560 Jh 9j

All machines are "Made in the USA".

@@caliman8006 no, nothing is made in the USA anymore.

@@mohabiraq1 lmao ok bro

フォークリフトは慣れると数センチ単位で細かい作業ができますよ

Sounds like a nightmare

The creapy musical you hear seconds before Pennywise floats you away.

US uses these too, its simple songs that catch your attention. When you have a bunch of static sound and machines working, its chaos and usually requires hearing protection due to prolonged exposure. A song stands out in this background noise when you have this hearing protection instead of just having to create an even louder blaring sound.

should be Tetris music

@@Kenneth_James spend many drops creating a well on the right side, go into a dry streak then have to cover up the hole only to find out your straight piece is coming up next: 5:53

They're serious about that, but then it comes to overfishing.....

​@BornIn1500 yeah recycling is good for the environment. Harpooning whales not so much

@@Peas_and_Carrots and Fukushima nuclear water waste too

はい、私は東京に住んでいますが、ごみの分別はとても複雑です。 分別を間違えるとゴミは収集されず、近所の人に迷惑をかけることになります。 さらに東京のように予算がある街より、地方の小規模な街のほうが分別が複雑になる傾向があります。ゴミの処理予算を削減するためです。

Only the americans are not serious about recycling. The rest of the world are moving ahead.

Hello

Fleetwood Systems in Chicago

O Brasil é o maior reciclador de latinhas do mundo, e o Japão usa o nosso alumínio 99% para confeccionar as moedas de ienes.

А у них вариантов нет 🚫один бамбук и то не везде 😅😅😅😅

Afffff, o viralatismo de parte do povo brasileiro é deprimente. O Brasil é um exemplo pro resto do mundo em reciclagem de latas de alumínio e esse povinho babando ovo pra gringo. Vão estudar!

I would guess that aluminium is the most recycled material on the planet!

I see no evidence of milling on those slabs.

Cant agree with you on the chimes, but you're talking about the milling marks at Roughly 7:52 yeah? Must have been a huge one by the look of the radius.

@@--Zook--Well spotted! Thank you for the correction. Didn't expect such a gigantic radius.

They're very common in Japan. We have one big industrial machine made in Japan that plays a generic Super-Mario-Like chiptune when the high voltage interlock panels are opened up. Gets a laugh every time it goes off.

It's called a scalper. All ingots are scalped before they are rolled. At least that was the way it was done 20 years ago.

流れてないけど

AGVとかに代表されるような動く装置にはかなりの確率で警告音代わりに採用されてますね

5:06

@@RN-xx7qfうわーお前みたいな奴だるいなぁ

本当にとても印象的でした

最近じゃペットボトルからペットボトルへのリサイクルを促進される法律が制定されたのもあって、ペットボトルtoペットボトルへの流れが強くなってます。 動画検索したら色々ありますよ？

Don't worry. Be happy.

А как же путен и расея матушка

@@josephlagrange9531 А с чего ты решил, что я с ним?

идиот

I wonder if they have to smooth the outside of the I got to make sure they get a smooth and even finish when rolling it. You’d think rolling it would smooth it out as it’s rolled out

@@notreallyme425 You have to remove the external scale prior to rolling

chừng nào cặn bã xã hội k còn tồn tại may ra

Where is Japan?

I am very clean and i am not from Japan. I am from planet Mars.

You must be japanese. Certainly.

They are different factories, and most likely different owners. Besides, it's better to spread out anyway. To have 3 different processes under one roof, could be incredibly inefficient. What if the oven, that melts the aluminium has a day of downtime, due to difficulties? The other two processes would come to a hold.

Hundreds of cans that put together are quite durable and pretty light. Usually cans are transporting to packers on a regular trucks without any damage.

It's because in the past, it is a long supply chain to get something like this done. And then what happened is that, the entire end to end processing, came under the same bank. So then it becomes an entire "kereitsu"... or something like that. And then the buy and sell between Group A to Group B happens. This is why Japan is so efficient, cos they share and spread things out etc. And always monitor their production volume as well etc etc. And the rate of production etc etc. Well.. they managed from a mere 50 million people into a 100 million people today. So..... Similar to the UK too. Whereas everything was nationalised, and then different region made different components and then finally assembled at the end point. So everybody was and is in work etc. We have now moved on from that, but similar now but with "government work"... i.e. Food, education, healthcare, governing taxes etc.

So what? We kill people or add mandatory birth control? Besides, it takes a lot more energy to melt glass, so that's not a viable option. And i don't assume you'd go for plastic?!

не по скрепному не по путински ты себя ведешь

..а что такое путин? не пояснить, чтец?@@josephlagrange9531

Zа тобой уже Vыехали

Исчезни! Позорище МИРа!@@5gdtDm

Восточная философия очень далека от нас

I ❤ only Allah.🙏.

@@joaoalbertodosanjosgomes1536 Allah dont give knowledge about science and technology..

@@joaoalbertodosanjosgomes1536 allah is not real.. in your head only

All he said was he loves how clean and tidy Japanese factories are. What has you loving your God got to do with that? And he is correct. Those factories in Pakistan shown on UKposts all the time, that is something else.

Cans producing factories are quite clean in any country. Cans must be sterile before packing to palettes.

كلامك على صواب ، اليابان قوة إقتصادية و صناعية ، و أتمنى أنه في يومٍ ما أن نصبح مثلكم ، تحية كبيرة لك و لكل اليابانيين ، أخوكم من المملكة المغربية.

Lovely comment. 😊

🙏

eco? Very eco?🤣🤣 You are forgotten about burned paint (english is not native)

Better than using glass.

​@@akyhnenot better for your health though