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The whole plant is literally a huge fire waiting to happen

A 21 BUN SALUTE

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But the temperature gauge was certified from 2022 to 23

@@dakman1082 Less than two minutes into it and I'm thinking "This place could go up in a minute and all it would take is one... match." XD

это из-за проблем у английского языка.

Vaooo bu qeder deqiq texnikanı düşünenlere maşallah!

my previous video was the same product but more advanced and from 1970...

yes my friend, thus thou hath spoken the truth

Exactly. Not just a video for the views. This was so raw!

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Трудная работа а спички дешевле стоят

Well said.

What, this ain't how it's made nowadays. This is only how it's made in undeveloped country. That production line is century old.

@@FrozenHaxor Hahaha,why am i not surprised at all,the man from the "developed" country thinks the world revolves around them and cant even think that the person who wrote the comment might be from the country the matches are made in. All that development goes into tech i guess

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I totally agree - so many machines doing so many operations - it's mind boggling the engineering that went into them.

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Its not matches antill the slufer go on it remember and they must clen up the place in intovols

That type of matchstick needs to be rubbed against the striker to light. The strike anywhere kitchen match has that extra white chemical on the tip.

He didn't mean start a fire from striking but from any source such as some heat, sparks form electric or working machine too

@@tforever5700 the same could be said for any manufacturing company. However grain dust from grain elevators or flour mills is far more hazardous than the chemical from matches. With the right air to dust mixture any ignition source will cause an explosion!

Next door is the fireworks assembly factory.

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Wow, thank you.

@@Evidz very welcome🌄

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That machinery is probably all older than you are. That's the common theme for all these Pakistan production vids, they get the equipment not second or third hand, but when nobody else has any use for it anymore, it's scrapyard salvage.

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@@aleksandersuur9475 exactly, Im baffled by the amount of waste in this video. Just looked at a video from a match factory in 1970. It blows my mind how in 50 years the production of matches has regressed. Guess thats the price we pay for cheap labor...

@@Arjonko It's perfectly possible to make matches as a modern efficient manufacturing, Swedes still have a matchmaking industry for example. But they have it because they have had it since 19th century when they invented the modern safety match and had a worldwide monopoly of it. But today that industry is running from inertia, nobody in their right mind would start such industry in a developed country anymore. It's a declining industry, new investments in it make no sense. Matches used to be an essential everyday consumable not so long ago for everybody, but that time is gone. I personally don't remember when I last used a match but probably not this year, even if I do need to light something I'm more likely to find a lighter than a match.

@@aleksandersuur9475 Thats not the point. those factories from 1970 became obsolete and their equipment was sold off to developing countries in which the use of matches is still increasing. You would assume that they would eventually meet the standard from those factories but yet 50 years later they are not even close to the efficiency and safety of western match factories from 1970. It shows how far countries like Pakistan are behind the west in terms of development.

Yes, Well said.

Before you get too overwhelmed & impressed, that's the primitive way of making matches. There is a modern & much faster automated way.

@@timothygeiger8271 muslim is a third world country they can’t afford the good machines

Remember : The 4th Industrial Revolution The Great Reset

@@architekt3110 this is not that!

Glad you liked it!

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Thats true.. I never tought that many things can be made or prepared by machines till i worked with many machines by myself..

Agree totally. These strike MUCH better than the Redhead shit we have foisted upon us here in ɐᴉlɐɹʇsn∀

Exactly... Is not easy to do anything at all...even if it as small as lice. Imagine a lot of stress those workers are passing through before they can produce these boxes of matches.

@@RacVentsincTV_911 I dunno, they all look elated to be there...

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“Dangerous”??? That’s why most of the middle class well paying manufacturing jobs moved out the USA. Now we complain about? About lack of well paying jobs. ✌️

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And if the guy can't follow the rythm of the machine , he is out !!!!

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● SIM, é verdade.

Agree

Glad you enjoyed it.

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It would of be originally in the u.k and moved to India when it became either outdated machinery or to expensive to produce matches here

Yeah it looks very Victorian to me

@@paulbackhard6315 this is not India 😂 this is Pakistan 🇵🇰

@@annoyinghacker8650 same thing .

Love these workers so much labore and experience hope they make good living

They're making safety matches. They'll only light on the striker. But yeah that factory is not long for this world I'm sure. I wouldn't insure it.

@Paul Frederik: While your assumption may be grounded in common sense (and I too think a fire hazard clearly exists), it seems to be proven wrong when you look at the old machinery and the fact, that it does not appear to have suffered any fire damage.

@@t4rk4nasd miracles do exist

The wood looks like it was pretty fresh (wet) at the start of the process, so I doubt they have much of a risk until later in the process as the matchsticks rapidly dry off.

Same mush

hahahahahahaha for sure... that´s a hardest work i´ve ever seen ,,,

hahahahaha

i'll bet this guy uses a lighter after work lol

​@@mustangmorris53 after getting bored striking matches all day long. You can't blame him though

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Pakistan atankbadi v bahaut bnataa haii uskaaa use kiyaa hai kbhi

It's probably machinery from your company. Moved oversees for cheap labor. Then Sold to developing countries.

And you probably wore proper shoes....rather than sandals 🙄

@@rdozzi6682 developing countries? Third world countries

@@rubend9391 what’s up with sandals? Hardly need work boots in this shop, and in the heat must be better than feet stinking of bacteria growth.

@@oo0Spyder0oo you ever dropped a matchstick in your foot?? You could easily break something 🤣

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Есть видео как делают на российской фабрике там уже масштабы и все автоматизированно

nice

Muito desperdício. Muito palito jogado no chão

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Gotta be able to keep up with the demand for KZfaqrs that use matches to make things like buildings and cars and set them on fire :D

@@cujoedaman Brilliant!

aye, you're assuming that all the countries in the world are 1st worlds who doesn't use matches that much when the majority would be 3rd world countries.. just sayin'

Nooooo bro. In third world, we do not have automatic burner stoves. One family consumes a matchbox in two days.