Daily production of 3,000 pieces! Making various bowls with hard metal plates! Bowls, a dining table essential! These days, as interest in health increases, the number of people looking for hygienic and human-safe stainless steel bowls has also increased. Workers make various round and concave bowls from flat and hard stainless steel plates to meet the influx of orders. The number of bowls they make each day is a whopping 3,000! To meet this workload, workers do not even have time to breathe from early morning to late evening. In particular, the work of stretching and rounding stainless steel plates using a bar weighing over 10 kg requires strength from the entire body and delicacy that does not allow even a 1 mm error. In addition, the welding work of double bowls that combine two completed stainless steel bowls threatens the workers’ eyesight, and the high temperature generated during welding also poses a risk of burns. In addition, repetitive polishing in a noisy environment is an essential process in stainless steel bowl production, and the smoke and iron dust that rise during the process of polishing stainless steel bowls are the main culprits that annoy the workers. We introduce those who struggle with honest sweat to make healthy bowls that will go on the table. A stainless steel bowl factory located in Namyangju-si, Gyeonggi-do. From early morning, the work of making stainless steel plates into bowls is in full swing. It is not easy to lift a bar weighing more than 10 kg all day long and stretch, cut, and round the hard stainless steel plates. The work of welding the bowls that have been formed is also not easy. Even if you block the strong light with protective glasses, there is no way to avoid the hot heat. Especially in the middle of summer, if you are wearing thin clothing, there is a risk of burns. In addition, the polishing work that makes stainless steel bowls shine takes all the strength from the body. The stainless steel bowl production process is done 100% by hand to make bowls of various shapes and sizes. Here, we introduce the site where people sweat fiercely to make stainless steel bowls, where they can make everything from soy sauce paper to braziers as long as they have a mold of the desired shape. Another factory located in Paju-si, Gyeonggi-do. This is also a place that makes stainless steel bowls. However, it is different from general stainless steel bowls. Stainless steel plates and copper plates are made into one sheet to make various bowls. To compensate for the disadvantage of stainless steel, which has relatively low thermal conductivity, copper, which has high thermal conductivity, is combined. From the process of stamping into a jar shape to capture the design as well as the functional aspect, to hundreds of polishing processes that do not tolerate even the smallest scratches. Let's take a look at the workshop where stainless steel bowls are made, which are becoming more diverse and sophisticated with the times. #Extreme job #Stainless steel bowl manufacturing #Namyangju-si, Gyeonggi-do #Stainless steel bowl factory #Stainless steel plate #Forming work #Welding work #Paju-si, Gyeonggi-do #Copper steel plate #Thermal conductivity #Polishing work #Extreme site