Producing 500,000 Pieces a Day! Chinese Factory Mass Produces Zinc Carbon Batteries 

You really think too much.

These machines are not designed all at once. It is improved over the years by adding new features to old machines. It takes many years to reach this point.

That's because you haven't used mainland batteries... If you buy the batteries that come with mainland China, the batteries will deform with a little force... The quality is really poor, especially the imitation Vulcan batteries. A lot of 16850 boo mark to 9000mAn

@@jj91292101一分钱一分货啊，你自己买便宜的，怪别人。你买大陆100块钱的手机，你就敢说大陆手机不行？大陆很大，每个行业成百上千家工厂。你想买好的，就去京东，上面买的都是大品牌。你想买便宜的，上拼多多，全是杂牌。

russians pollute the planet with their wars

Они никуда не денуться. Все останется на земле.

@@user-dd7dd6jr1v как и руский ванька в канавах УкраинЬІ

А вы уверены, что во благо.

@@strufian усские остаются в Украинской земле во благо - хорошее удоб рение 🥔💯❤️

Меняются постами😅

похоже нет ума 🤣🤣🤣шучу с завистью...

попробуй, поймешь как они мыслят (в разговорах на обеде)

Я работаю посменно на фабрике, производящей хлеб массового производства. Иногда мне кажется, что я схожу с ума от шума.

@@amppower а запах хлеба начинает бесить..

Примерно с этой же.

南孚电池吗？

При прибыли в день 1500000 юань, можно и такое дерьмо делать

это батарейки для категорий людей которые любят пирожок съесть и на Х сесть

@@SaloUhani Ну да! Для россиянцев, конечно же! 😂

@@user-js7bf6ug7k Возможно, каклы и такое уже себе позволить не могут

@@user-js7bf6ug7k не скули ущербный )))

This is really what worries me. Fortunately, batteries made today are basically mercury-free.

use diesel gasoline or steam engines and you will not pollute nature with batteries!

I guess at least 500,000 per day.

仕分けされた物は、コンクリートの中の鉄筋(マンガン鋼)になりますね(o・ω・o)

About as many as are made every day

Is a rechargable battery...

@@pudjizimqueimado4k180 Zinc carbon batteries are not rechargeable.

They don't get directly thrown away. They get used first

@@markylon yes, as add ins to throw away :P

Это те, которые даже в пульте год не работают😂

это которых хватает на месяц в часах)) ergolux например.

И протекают часто, портя устройство

Yess! You’re right😅😅😅

Indeed, compared to Indians who produce 30 batteries a day by hand, the quality of Chinese products is too poor.

The quality is already there no need to focus on that

These are Zinc Carbon. They have a much lower energy capacity than the brands you listed, which are all alkaline batteries.

Those are sh*tty Zinc Carbon battery`s, waste of money and bad for the planet

@@VicGreenBitcoin Yeah, I figured that much when the guy lifted a tray of 1000 like it was empty when it should weigh as much as a small child. May as well just ship them straight to the landfill.

European made great job, saddest thing that non-white people doesn't cherish white's achievements, just used it without thanksgiving, especially muslims

Environmental Management Challenges: Certain Chinese factories and production processes face hurdles related to environmental management and conservation. Problems like air and water pollution can present obstacles to maintaining sustainable production practices.

Я сначала даже не понял о чем речь, а потом увидел что пальца нет😅

@@user-vr5hn5ud8w 😎

ничего вы не понимаете, то прости лишняя часть была, мешала работать

For us in Indonesia, alkaline much expensive than carbon zinc battery. That’s why we use carbon zinc for calculator, remote, clock, etc. And using alkaline for hair dryer or large flashlight

肯定比你和你老婆做爱的时间长得多，而这些电池只需要1-3美分。

Да и фиг с ним.

I also love from Panasonic.

These are standard zinc oxide bateries. They aren´t suitable for demanding applications but will be good enough for clocks and remotes and other smaller gadgets. I would also expect average shelf life when not in use.

kinda bad, low battery life, leakage, causing alot e-waste

You can set a lower video speed in the settings.😉 I set 0.25 and when human works, then I set normal speed. That was incredible.

If the bottleneck on the production lines was the machines, Im sure they would invest in newer machinery. The bottleneck in this line is probably one of the more advanced, newer processes or the QC line, so modernising the actual stamping of batteries would not make the overall process faster.

This is for one-time use

@@miracleprocess nature, our Planet, does not appreciate this practice

suitable for remote control.

What characteristics? It being cheap?

Have you ever seen a _good_ Chinese battery? May as well ship these straight to the landfill because that's where they'll end up really fast.

​@MaxineWashingtonbut it's not more environmentally friendly if you have to replace 40 instead of 1 alkaline

@MaxineWashington Straight up lie. China is the world's largest source of lithium, which is far worse than alkaline. The CCP sets restrictions on markets it can't _control_ and gives you a bullshit reason for it. Duh.

@MaxineWashington You mean Reuters, The Guardian, Al Jazeera, and the Washington Post that lie about pretty much everything else? They parrot the CCP lies and ignore REAL Chinese people that suffer under the CCP. Of _course_ they make cheap solar panels when the materials are mined and panels assembled with slave labor wages. There's MANY things the Chinese are great at, but that's very much in _spite_ of the CCP, not because of it. Not to mention they only excel at _manufacturing_ these technologies due to cheap labor. Never the development. Literally EVERY technology is stolen from western countries. When it comes to test scores it's because the culture abuses children. Period. There's so much pressure put on even the littlest kids it's depressing that they're never allowed to be children and only taught to be good slaves from birth. That's not something to be proud of, it's something to be ashamed of.

Gurl you paid 10 cents for a battery and that’s what you get

polska idiot

В подвалах на ДВ из полуфабрикатов их и делают.

yes chinese suicide workers is the best of this comunist country. Stupid blacklabel810

That exact same equipment has been used to make ammo since the 1950s. A little more complicated, but same machines.