Fiberglass Manufacturing How Fiberglass Is Made

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RU-vid wouldn't allow me to remove the beginning now that it has so many views. Created another with the jingle edited out. (Was a initially done as a joke for a class project, never expected I'd get so many views!)
Beginning is corny. . . But the video is very informative. Brief description of the Fiberglass Manufacturing processes: Pultrusion, Gun Roving, Filament Winding (helical winding). As well as fiberglass applications.
Fiberglass Grating vs Steel Grating : Watch this: www.youtube.com/watch?v=VDePg9...
Links to videos about pultrusion:
• The Pultrusion Process
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• Pultrusion Process

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@drider783 4 года назад

Best intro to an engineering video I've ever seen 10/10 would chuckle again

@Dfeneck 6 лет назад

Super interesting, had no idea how fibreglass was made. So I learnt heaps, thanks. Also that intro is hilarious, cracked me up. Hopefully you got an A for this assignment.

@time_experiment 10 лет назад

Thanks for making the video! I'm taking a class on composites and watching a video on how glass fiber is manufactured is much better than looking at a diagram of the machine!

@mahijain4789 5 лет назад

We need fiber operator

@generationalist 7 лет назад

Good video on how fiberglass products are made but kind of lite on the actual source product - the fibers. All in all a good intro to fiberglass manufacturing techniques. I'll keep looking for a good video on how fiber strands are made. Thanks.

@n8ander 11 лет назад

No video for a duct rodder specifically. But the process used to make the long flexible rod is called "pultrusion" and there are a number of other videos on the web that describe this process,

@ManufacturingAmerica1 8 лет назад

What an intro. Good job on the video.

@monstrome3035 4 года назад

lmao that intro just made my day , I was just blown away , this video would be the fastest liked video from my side

@Burt_Sampson 2 года назад

That intro had my crying 😂

@beckybecboo 11 лет назад

great video! So informative and massive help with my assignment :)

@matthewwolfson7204 4 года назад

Very interesting. Never knew how it was made. Found using a random Google question. Thank you for your time.

@syrup1213 12 лет назад

Nicely done.

@nariminator8337 8 лет назад

lol, the intro was so odd.

@n8ander 8 лет назад

+Nariman Noori Glad you liked it! That's what I was aiming for!

@aqsamunawar8477 4 года назад

Thankyouuuu so so much 🖤understood everything!!

@Mikerohren 9 лет назад

Good video, most will navigate away immediately because of the irritating intro though.

@n8ander 8 лет назад

+Mike Rohren Thanks for the feedback. Intro was part of a joke for a class project. I never imagined this video would get this many views. I may edit that out one day as I think there is some truth to your statement.

@aussienik 7 лет назад

Lol... Nathan, I can understand the joke part but if you look at it, even after a long time people are coming to your video because google is suggesting it. True, the intro is a big pain in the a___... would have thought of navigating away however I choosed to mute it and see if it was still there after few seconds... Thank God!! I think you should not sit on it and make sure you just trim or mute the intro and let your video stay - WHY?? Because it is informative and Google is suggesting it.

@n8ander 7 лет назад

Good point. I made the attempt to edit it. I both attempted to simply trim out the first few seconds, as well as mute the first few seconds. RU-vid wouldn't allow it saying it has too many views. Some googling revealed that at this point there are still SOME edits that can be made, such as blurring out a portion of the screen, but I didn't find any good ideas for how to fix the beginning without having to simple edit it and save it as a new separate video. Any ideas on how I can fix this current one? Thanks for the feedback!

@Artisan322 2 года назад

I love you fiberglass!!

@waffielz3106 Год назад

thanks for the lesson prof

@melsdiaries 3 года назад

helped me with my project thank you

@steampoweredmaniac5359 2 года назад

I’m seeing a lot of potential torture methods. Not like I’m looking out for things I like that I just happen to notice. Carry on.

@xkcan 11 лет назад

The best video on fiberglass but the hand at 5:12 is scary, some fingers seem cut off

@beckybecboo 11 лет назад

Where did you get that snippet of the steel vs fibreglass (weight dropped onto both), is there a longer/original video? thanks

@anorhila1 11 лет назад

did you have any video how to produce fiberglass duct rodder

@ndaschakladar1 4 года назад

Dear Nathan, Your videos are inspiring and educational. Can I embed your video link and channel in my video lecture so that my students can watch your videos? Thank you. Nilanjan

@CGEarts 9 лет назад

good job

@TommyWangcycroving 10 лет назад

it is complete and cover all about fiberglass raw material products and applications, it is great. we are tank furnace fiberglass rovings, mats and fabrics manufacturer...

@thewarriorswayatimelesssol1716 6 лет назад

Tommy Wang would your company be interested in more resilient base materials

@flaplaya 9 лет назад

I can see the effort put into this video and I'm impressed. Anyone know of a video where they're actually making the fiber from the raw material?

@JJPolymex 9 лет назад

fla playa if you found any let me know as well :)

@n8ander 8 лет назад

+SEU I would liked to have included that in this video but there is very little video content available on line. If you want to watch how it works. Google "how fiber optics are made" as the process is somewhat similar. For an explanation of how fibers are made see here: www.madehow.com/Volume-2/Fiberglass.html

@n8ander 8 лет назад

+fla playa I would liked to have included that in this video but there is very little video content available on line. If you want to watch how it works. Google "how fiber optics are made" as the process is somewhat similar. For an explanation of how fibers are made see here: www.madehow.com/Volume-2/Fiberglass.html

@flaplaya 8 лет назад

Nathan Andersen They are nothing similar but thank you for the info. Glass wool is spun like cotton candy creating millions of continuous fibers entangled. Fiber optics draw a single thread laminated with several reflective layers in it meaning it has a transparent core and several layers surrounding it to refract the beam and create transmission.. I found one video and linked it but you removed. Way to go greedy buddy. Censorship 101. Can I get a ZERO like hell yeah?

@flaplaya 8 лет назад

Why I'm teaching this guy shit when he removed my links to answer someone? Look up "Glass wool Insulation Manufacturing Process" and click on the link showing molten glass being poured... I'm sure this will be removed too over jealousy being commented on ONE YEAR LATER!

@adamrichmond996 10 лет назад

thank u so much i learned alot

@n8ander 11 лет назад

There are a ton of good videos of this sort of stuff if you simply search fiberglass vs steel. Or look up "fiberglass Grating" good videos there too. I will post the link in the description.

@bluemeannie 3 года назад

I'm sorry, is nobody gonna talk about that intro?!

@n8ander 3 года назад

I’m glad you liked it! I worked really hard on it!

@carlgoranheintz3914 8 лет назад

Would be nice with some more info regarding fiber glass beams etc that is used more and more! I guess they use the mold version and then you buy whichever size you want.

@CanIHasThisName 5 лет назад

Beams and generally most things that have the same profile across their length are done using pultrusion.

@n8ander 11 лет назад

There aren't any specifically about doing duct rodder. But, Here are a few about pultrusion, which is the process for making the rods used in duct rodders. (RU-vid won't allow me to put the links in this comment) I have posted them instead in the video description at the end "Links to Videos about Pultrusion"

@veru451 6 лет назад

Nathan Andersen Can u send me personally on friendvirender@gmail.com

@kobikaz7567 3 года назад

My engineering prof assigned this as homework

@shripadchoudhari2308 3 года назад

I want to make 12*12 mm 1 meter long fibreglass mesh , how to make sure the 12*12 exact gap between warp weft is maintained?

@andrewhoyte3346 4 года назад

Informative

@cainalbertson327 7 лет назад

Idk why but I love working with this stuff. We work with 450 and 900 mat's as well as woven and it's so fun to piece it together and watch the end product come out all sleek and clean. it's a pain when you have millions of particles all over your clothes though :/ lol.

@meditpol9667 3 года назад

Très intéressant.

@narutosrei 12 лет назад

Good Job!1

@ncisawesome 3 года назад

Weirdly enough I really did learn a lot

@anorhila1 11 лет назад

Hi Nathan can you help me to find the video how to do the fiberglass duct roder, thanks

@vj12208 Год назад

hi, Nathan I would like to know more about making use of fiberglass, types and how to distinguish them. Please let me have you contact to get more information. Thank

@n8ander 11 лет назад

I just posted the link in my description. Check it out. Let me know if you have other questions.

@ElementalGeneral 10 лет назад

Im itching now

@iron54eagle 4 месяца назад

But how are the strains of glass made?

@n8ander 11 лет назад

You should have met the man behind the hand. He keeps one of his fingers in a jar on his desk. . . the other, he said the doctors wouldn't allow him to keep it. Apparently it is illegal.

@jackhodari8267 4 года назад

Great jingle at the beginning 🤣

@owenskel4804 3 года назад

I don’t think it is extruded as such, The fibres are too small. I once read that the molten glass is blasted with compressed air and the resulting “fibres” are bundled into a strands of fibres and then woven like explained in this video. May be wrong but extruding glass will not give the fibres the parallel grain that fibreglass materials have. Good footage of woven mat machinery

@n8ander 3 года назад

you are correct about the high pressure airstream through molten glass. but there are a few different ways of creating the glass fibers depending on what their intended use is. fiberglass insulation is created in the way you describe in a system that is very similar to how cotton candy is made. fiberglass used for fiber optics is a single extruded and coated strand of glass in a highly controlled process. I’m no expert, just provided a few basic examples of common fiberglass manufacturing techniques. thanks for watching!

@rajeshbariya7748 4 года назад

hallo sir , i am Baria Rajesh .s from vadodhara - Gujarat india, i have nice experience 10 + year in FRP PULTRUSTION MACHINE OPERATING i hear that u need pultrusion machine operator

@edgardejesusvelezperez2498 9 лет назад

Mefasina la fibra la trabajo ase27 años

@goosiechild 2 года назад

0:50 don't stick your hand in the weaving machine. :-(

@kunalamrutkar2966 8 лет назад

gud one

@amarillo454 7 лет назад

lol i work at owens corning making this shit 12 hrs a day

@xkcan 11 лет назад

Oops, I meant 1:03

@brandenstreet745 5 лет назад

5 seconds into your video I am not watching it because that damn song

@texasgoon2649 10 лет назад

where can I apply at

@lordmcswain1436 9 лет назад

Fiberglass phone screen?

@rajeshbariya7748 4 года назад

hallo sir , i am Baria Rajesh .s from vadodhara - Gujarat india, i have nice experience 10 + year in FRP PULTRUSTION MACHINE OPERATING i hear that u need pultrusion machine operator