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01-07-2024, 10:16 AM
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Re: Fatal Textile Roller Accident
Dude, these are poor countries. They can't afford jack shit amd they have very minimal regulation bodies in government. If the US government didn't fund safety regulating departments, corporations in US would have the same machines. When the FUCK is the US gonna get universal healthcare like every other Western civilization? Its always hilarious watching Americans criticize other shithole countries, when they never realize that the rest of western countries largely view America as 3rd world. |
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01-07-2024, 03:45 PM
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Re: Fatal Textile Roller Accident
Not sure if you are insinuating that I'm a Yank + being critical of 3rd word countries. Neither are correct.
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01-07-2024, 04:03 PM
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Re: Fatal Textile Roller Accident
The machine is called a warper. Individual yarns are collected on the roll (hundreds of individual units) to make a beam. After that, the roll is taken to a loom where woven fabric is constructed. You see that bright yellow bar, way up in the air? It's called a safety stop. Guess where a safety stop is not supposed to be? Way the fuck above the operator. That machine should be impossible to run with the safety not in place, so obviously they had bypassed the system. Looks like India if I had to guess. |
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01-07-2024, 10:15 PM
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Re: Fatal Textile Roller Accident
Let me just stick my hand and long, loose fitted shirt into this running machinery. What could go wrong ?
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