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Top marks for Health and Safety. The young lad doing the grinding was ankle deep in the dust and none of the grinding discs had guards on. I started coughing just watching.
This what we need to know and learn all of us as Africans more especially poor countries this can really change our lives then just depending in farming as a source of in come. Thank you
I'm not quite sure how I feel about this. It's impressive that these men make brake pads pretty much by hand but at such a great cost. To the environment and, most importantly, to their health.
I agree they to feed their family but for how long can they do this type of work before they get sick and not be able to work. They don't use any kind of protection
@@christianraygoza5676 they should take precautions on their health, then the environment and not make so many children that have to work instead of playing and studying at schools.. it common in islam world too many childs while living in absolute poverty
@@willem2544 You are the nicest person ever! Don’t you love it when keyboard warriors i.e. dorky, insecure morons hide behind anonymity to say nasty things? Keep up the good work, the world is proud of you! End of conversation.
Are you nuts? Environmentally friendly operation? No masks, bare feet, no gloves, all kind of fumes…and CHILDREN working…you have no clue what you are talking about. These people are working in a totally toxic, unfriendly,unsafe and abusive environment in conditions 50 years past. 🤯🤯🤯🇨🇦🇨🇦
Very humbling video. It takes a valiant spirit to toil under those conditions and yet manage to smile in such a cordial manner. Human grace under extreme circumstances. There is a lesson to humanity in a work ethic that intense. Mike Kirwan - Kenmore, WA
For those in the west, pay close attention to the ubiquitous health and safety measures implemented here 1 open toed safety sandles 2 loose fitting flammable work overalls 3 hand Protection 4 Face shield incorporating breathing filters And this ladies an gentleman is why the east can produce goods at a fraction of the price of Western manufactured goods.
@@javeedsultan8484 seeing the kids sanding the pads without any protection is heartbreaking... And even with breathing apparatus the dust collected on their clothes and on their skins is enough to mess them definitely.
@@XavierAncarno unfortunately the West only sees what it wants to see, 99% of poeple who buy products aren't concerned how they were manufactured. So long as the price is right. History has shown the poor have always been trodden on in the name of profits We need to switch our focus from wealth accumulation to helping our fellow man. When you see third world countries destroying forests and vegetation for food production And the developed countries wasting their food no wonder the planet is screwed
@@javeedsultan8484 and to add insult to the injury, with the help of corrupt official from these same third world countries our garbages often from the products they make are dumped back into their locals landfill. Capitalism is hell for humanity but we're not willing to sacrifice in comfort... This planet (especially the people from 1st world) is depressing
что все докопались до условий труда, тут беспроигрышная стратегия: пацан в 9 лет приходит работать, в 18 размножается, ему нужно дотянуть до 27-ми лет, чтобы прокормить своего сына, который тоже в 9 лет пойдёт сюда работать! всё, что за пределами 27-ми летнего возраста - это бонус, Дар Богов!
Они доживают до 27 лет, потому что умирают от болезней легких из-за пыли углеродного волокна в легких. Кроме того, любил магазин и учил ребенка торговле. С наилучшими пожеланиями и благословениями. Кит Нонея They only live to 27 because they die from lung disease because of the Carbon Fiber dust in their lungs. Other than that loved the shop and teaching a kid a trade. Best Wishes & Blessings. Keith Noneya
If that is Asbestos, I fear for the people making these. The poor have no choice as they either do this work or starve. I hope all you Westerners like myself, watch this and thank God that you do not have to live like this. We were born lucky. God bless these hard working people.
Even if it's not asbestos, that dust can't be good for you. Even a cheap medical mask would've made a difference. I'm somewhat familiar with those kind of "operations" and most issues there is due to simple neglect.
This is the only thing I object to is the working conditions. But lets.not put down these men and the hard work and ingenuity they put into their craft.
If a RU-vid tester could get hold of a set of these pads and compare their performance to well know brands like Mintex or Brembo that would make an interesting video.
When I was a kid my dad hired a Cuban guy. He told us that his job in Cuba was using Asbestos to rebuild brake shoes and brake pads. Thankfully he didn't do it for long before coming to the states. Of course back then they didn't know how dangerous Asbestos is. Just like these guys, they had few choices to earn a living. I still remember having to pay a core charge when buying brake pads. They make them so cheap now that you throw away the old ones.
В Казани, у меня сдохла колодка одна до скрежета. Купить-заказать минимум 2 недели. На СТОхе к пацанам подъехал, от ТАЗика взяли, приварили к моей и так до дома 4 тысячи километров доехал без проблем.
These pads suck .. I have tried the cheap ones once on my motorcycle , you could get them for 5$ . Stopping power almost none and not feel at all 😂 I throw them right away .
they look pretty good at what they do, as well as slowly letting that young teenager die while breathing in and touching all kinds of toxic dusts and fumes without any protection
So that’s why I got 160 thousand miles on the OEM pads! I could’ve easily gone at least another 25K out of them. I hope I get just half that out of my Bosch heavy duty replacements.
@@SG-gc7mn I highly doubt that its cheaper to let them make them this way instead of mass producing the pads in the thousands in a factory. They made like what, 100 pieces in a day or so? You could probably make thousands in a fraction of the time and cost.
Их тоже можно понять. В ущерб здоровью, но жить хочетса и зарабатывать себе на еду тоже нужно. А нам зрителям глаза открыли, что жизнь это не всегда сладко. Цените не только своих близких, а всех и все на свете.
After seeing this I can't think of anything else I want more than a set of recycled brake pads from Pakistan. -Any sufficiently advanced satire is indistinguishable from reality
I will buy them because it feeds their family instead of American Corporation executive's mega yachts and hookers. But, you can do what you like, chowing down on your McDonalds, KFC and Starbucks.
@@Sloptit what can brake pads do when the edge of the road crumbles off trying to pass on a very narrow place. Maybe you should promote parachutes and improved roads if not wanting to learn what these honorable people face. Good day
A message to the handy people in pakistan: please make a clean concrete floor in your workshops. Clean up the mess in the corners. Wear protective gear. Keep improving your equipment.
OSHA in the USA, would have them change a FEW things in the process. Looks like asbestos or aramid fiber (Kevlar) than carbon fiber. EDIT: Well they do look like brake pads...
Very respectful! Our civilization don't disappears after forthcoming great world war, not fall to dark ages - small groups like this will support technologies at least on 19 century level.
@@just_one_opinion I suppose that meager nuclear arsenals of India and Pakistan insufficient to destroy such big territory. Even if some city nuked to dust, in just aside 100 km. structures will be untouched and people just see flashes in the sky and hear not so loud roar without harm. Even at peak of nuclear crisis USSR vs USA with tens of thousand nuclear warhead at both sides, we wasn't think that nuking can be destroy american henchmen completely, nuclear strikes will be not end of conflict but will be prologue to total war with tanks and infantry.
@@Koopizoid Нет, я только на реставрации езжу. И люблю когда колодки свистят при торможении. А еще когда воняют и перестают работать после двух-трех оттормаживаний в пол. АдрИналин панимашь!
I use these for my civic. Honda sells these at their service stations for around 100 bucks same quality but i get them in local shop for just 10 bucks! Works perfectly fine and lasts ages!!!
Asbestos is not as bad as will to sell the proprietary replacement. Just like dupont's replacement for freon to «prevent ozone holes from growing». Eco-friendly bullshit.
The boxes say asbestos free so unless the company who supplies the brake pads is acting illegally I highly doubt asbestos is being used in the production of these brake pads.
So encouraging to see Pakistan moving into high-tech manufacturing. Joking aside, I remember I was in China in 1991, in a small town I saw a little shop front 'factory' of three farm ladies making cotton quilts by hand: Sacks of raw cotton on one side, rolls of cotton cloth on the other, and a big table in the middle where they spread out cotton, evened it out, made it nice and fluffy, then a sheet of cloth on top which they then quilted together. I think they could make one quilt every two hours between the three of them. China, of course, has moved on since those days.
I work in a workshop and we always buy this type of brakes which usually last a good 6month - 1 year or when it makes squeaking noises… it’s fascinating seeing how its made… I just wanna know what that powder is.?? I've seen some similar ones on clutches for bus... Ceramic is it.??
@@user-mm8vf6dj8o Индекс качества системы здравоохранения в Пакистане в 2020 году составил 60,69 баллов ( для сравнения в России- 58 баллов), так, что знахари у нас, а не у них.
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@@ivan_filimonoff Полностью с вами согласен.Как только пацан перестанет справляться с обязанностями -сразу на следующий день у входа будет стоять пузатая мамка держа за руку "нового работника"
They are releasing the adhesive on the backing plate to the puck material. Nothing new here. It takes a LOT of heat and a longer period of time than anyone applies brakes for (unless there's a failure). You will end up boiling the brake fluid before you get it that hot.
@@sideshow101101 well the parts of the vehicles aren't the reason there are a lot of crashes, Drivers are what cause these accidents they mostly occur due to over speeding. For the trucks having accidents it is because of overloading or them sleeping on the wheel.
I have a great deal of respect for these workers. I feel bad for them that they do not have much in the way of safety gear but they're making a living the way they know how.
Every time i see those videos it is impressive for me to see this craftmenship - doing big things with only a few and simple machining but with high skill. On the other hand i am glad to live in a country where safety and health standarts are as high as possible. It is terrible to see this lads grinding, spraying etc. with not even the basic of safety props like masks, closes shoes, gloves etc. Shure they alle have to make their living but at wich high prize... the dark ages ...
@@ffjsb dont mix up craftsmanship with quality... craftsmanship for example to make these Brakepads with simplest tools and simplest procedures require high craftsmanship and experience.... i look at the way how they produce it... i dont evaluate the quality of that what they are making....
@@martinkaufmann2720 this is not craftmanship. knowing how much you need to fill in a given container? spray painting badly? doing a bit of sanding and grinding to no standards given? i guarantee you that you can do everything they do in a day.
@@schlomoshekelstein908 I remember an acquaintance a few years ago bragging about getting some $8 brake pads online somewhere and me just shaking my head. Personally if lives depend on it, I'm at least getting something with a decent name brand on it. I'll cheap out on a water pump or on air filters, but not brake equipment, tires or bearings.
@@cheefmtn850 look on eBay, or one of the overseas import sites. I'd suspect that the quality would be horrible at best, deadly at worst. The "organic" material is probably donkey poo, and chopped hay with some shredded plastic bags mixed in as a binder for when it gets heated and compressed.
