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Inside the BIC Pen Factory: From Production to Shelves
Ever wondered how those universal BIC pens are made? Join us on a fascinating journey inside the BIC pen factory to uncover the secrets behind the production and sale of these everyday essentials.
In this video, we delve into the intricate process of BIC pen manufacturing, from the raw materials to the final product hitting store shelves. You'll witness the precision and efficiency of the assembly lines, where state-of-the-art machinery seamlessly transforms plastic pellets into high-quality writing instruments.
But that's not all! We'll also reveal some interesting facts about BIC pens - did you know that the iconic BIC Cristal pen has been around since 1950? Or that BIC produces over 7 million pens every day?
From molding to packaging, quality control to distribution, this video offers a comprehensive look at every stage of the BIC pen journey. Get ready to be amazed by the ingenuity and technology behind the pens you use every day.
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Can you do Bic lighters next?
It's a very good pen. But my preferred one is papermate, which is in decline.
Can't believe its been 73 years and they still make the bic cristal
1:28 yes, the factory is in my city. I live in Daman, India.
Does the factory have working toilets?
It's amazing how we go through life taking things like pens for granted, not really giving any thought to the science and manufacturing process behind it. Thanks for this fascinating and informative video.
Bic also produces hi-fi speakers. I have a set and they work very well.
Great video 💯
Thank YOU!
Where are you from bro?
I'll never look at a bic pen the same way again
People keep buying them, because they keep disappearing 😂
I actually have 2 Bic pens that miraculously have stayed with me (?!) that are completely out of ink. They are now in a position of honor in my office - in a picture frame on the wall. What are the odds?
My last comment got deleted (!). I have 2 Bic pens that miraculously stayed with me their entire serviceable life. They are now in a picture frame in my office. Weird, I know. But unique.
My first comment is BAAACK!
I have a new Forged in Fire idea...
There are still only a few countries that can make the ball point tips. It is an extreme technological achievement.
Xprocess, Subscribed because your videos always make me smile!
Thank You so much!
How do they even make bic pens 🖊️
Did you not watch the video???
It's been said, to make a Bic lighter, it cost .002 cents, not in dollars and this was 15 years ago, to produce a lighter. I'm sure they also have a high overhead cost but still!
c o o l
i knew the BIC pens in our country are not original because what is produced is not what we buy, or do BIC recycle them and package for resale?
The ball were first of fission nuclear research
Did he plan the venturi that made the ink flow faster into the nub, or was that just an accident? It's pretty ingenious as a design.
I understand that ballpoint pens are cheap and easy to use for most, but in hindsight, they're also a significant cause of plastic littering, as tons of them end up in landfills every single year (if they make it that far). It's a shame they are still being sold in such enormous quantities when there are so many better alternatives that can be used over and over again.
The Health Care Industry is by far the biggest user of disposable plastic products. And how would you ever change that?
@@MrPLC999 So, you're saying that because one industry creates plastic waste, it's okay for others to do it too? I'm not saying lowering the use of disposable pens alone will solve the entire world's problem with plastic, but at least there exists an alternative for that, unlike for the healthcare industry. Since you 'seem' to be all-knowing, why don't you tell the world how we should solve the issue of disposable plastic?
How about just enjoy the video and save the agenda for a college campus?
Ok Karen
The problem with this world is that people had no respect for pioneers and they profit of invention by other people mercilessly and that discourage innovation led to mire costly and high inflation
Click bait!!
you might try showing how the pens are made rather than just jabbering on and on.
It is Allah the almighty magnificent who taught man how to use the pen
nope it was the spaghetti monster