How a train wheel is manufactured.

Traditional way of making a train wheel

A train wheel is typically manufactured through either casting or forging. In the casting process, a mold of the desired shape is created using sand, and molten metal is poured into the mold and allowed to solidify. On the other hand, forging involves shaping the metal using heat and pressure to form the wheel. After the initial manufacturing process, the wheel undergoes several steps to ensure its durability and reliability. These steps include heat treatment to improve the wheel's strength and resistance to wear, as well as machining to achieve precise dimensions and a smooth finish. Finally, the wheel is inspected and tested to ensure that it meets the necessary standards and specifications for use in the railway system. This includes checking for defects and flaws that could compromise the wheel's performance and safety.

Looks like it’s not a train wheel

It's s process and half..

Would have thought they would be more automated nowadays.

Insane jump

That is called Hard Work...👏🏻😲😳

@LeoFigueredo14

"Who knew making train wheels could be this fascinating? Mindblown!"

That's amazing, thanks for sharing