How Light Bulbs Are Made 

George designs them.

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Mechanical Engineers. A lot of these machines are so unique that the companies hire engineers to design, manufacture, and maintain the equipment.

These type of machine are designed and usually build by engineers it can be a firm or a team that's hired by the comapny

Ghost George is getting upset!

I wanted to buy the factory😢

Why did it stop manufacturing?

@@JJs_playground no one uses incandescent bulbs anymore.

@@JJs_playground federal government passed laws making these types of bulb a crime to manufacture or sell

@@JJs_playground incandescents not being in favor for leds

I know that’s the one thing I came for

It also is the healthiest light

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Mass dosage I tried

Same, never thought they'd just replace it with a heavier gas.

I ran that junk,6yrs in Warren,Pa.,6 yrs in Little Rock,Ar.Both plants shutdown.

asked

I don’t like incandescents. LEDs are easier to make too.

@@homeguestunton hmm did you know led can have arsenic in then?

@@letsbegaming5411 I still use LEDs. Do you think I’d downgrade my lights to incandescent. Guess what fluorescents and induction and HID have mercury.

@@thecampaigner2167 Although the materials used aren't a health hazard, incandescent bulbs use significantly more power than LED bulbs, since they rely on heat to generate light. This is probably the main reason they were banned, since energy production is a burden on the environment, and most of the time the heat was an annoying byproduct rather than being used for anything (except in edge cases like easy bake ovens). Also, the increased risk of fire is in theory a hazard, although it relies on the user being negligent and putting the bulb right next to something flammable.

​@@alkali836I don't know why I said that. I think I was commenting on the wrong video.

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I'd rather work for a company that makes Handmade lightbulbs much like Edison would have done.

But you have to take into consideration that after 1000 hours, the light loses it efficiency and begins to require more energy for less light

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CRT tv's are still used and are making a slow comeback due to retro gaming

Check Dollar Tree.

Are tough to find, but still around(:

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I ran those damn machines for over 12 yrs,they're angry on a good day,you ought to see them when they get pissed off!

low level otaku to diffuse the light, so it’s not as intense. Like a light umbrella with a screen so the light’s not so harsh

why

@@Warp3326 light bulbs are banned as of 8/1/23

@@Warp3326 light bulbs are banned as of 8/1/23

@@Warp3326 light bulbs are banned as of 8/1/23

there now closed down thank to cry baby government

Good to know, what else do you know

@@michaelrobb9708 YEARS BACK I WAS TOLD THESE LIGHT BULB MANUFACTURERS WOULD PAY THE GOVERNMENT FINES. BECAUSE THEY CHARGED OVER A CERTAIN PERCENTAGE THAN IT COST TO MANUFACTURE THE BULB AT THE TIME IT WAS PROBABLY A PENNY PER BUILD. IT WAS MUCH PROFITABLE TO PAY THE FINE THEN TO LOWER THE PRICE OF A BULB.

I had many incandescents burn out even the high quality ones like PHILIPS and GE and SYLVANIA.

@@homeguestunton AT TIMES A BULB HERE AND THERE MAY SLIP THROUGH AND NOT GET SHOCKED. THOSE ARE THE BULBS THAT NEVER BURN OUT AND THEY COULD LAST FOR A HUNDRED YEARS. THE ONLY WAY THEY'LL STOP WORKING AS IF YOU BREAK THE GLASS.

That sounds like bs to me.

_Alot_ is a town in India. _A lot_ is more than one of something. Get your head out of turtles asses.

Yep a lot of fire.

He was talking about the machine, not your weird claims of fire hazards@@homeguestunton

Different filament,made them for 12 yrs,I figure I made about 55 million bulbs,thats figuring in fubar days

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@@bigbadhag What was different about the filament? Is it just a thicker gauge of tungsten coil? A different combination of materials? I always find it fascinating that there is so much knowledge about the things omnipresent in everyones' lives that are invisible to most of us. In this case, this bit of invisible knowledge makes things literally visible. It's poetic.

@@steventhehistorian Yes,basically a thicker gadge wire ,or coil,making more resistance and heat and light

Thicker wire would make less resistance

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