THIS IS HOW TO MAKE A SEATED TOILET IN A MODERN FACTORY
THIS IS HOW TO MAKE A SEATED TOILET IN A MODERN FACTORY
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Ceramic sitting toilets have undergone a long development since they were first discovered in the 16th century. At that time, this innovation was started by Sir John Harington, an English inventor who created the concept of a modern sitting toilet with a flushing tank. However, the mass production of ceramic sitting toilets only began in the 19th century in England, thanks to technological advances in the field of ceramics. Its design and use then spread throughout the world, along with increasing standards of cleanliness and sanitation. Ceramic sitting toilets have become a symbol of modern civilization because of their advantages in terms of durability, ease of maintenance, and more attractive aesthetics than other materials.
In terms of ceramic sitting toilet production, China ranks first as the world's largest producer, with a production volume reaching millions of units each year. Followed by India, which is also a major exporter to various countries in Asia and Africa. European countries such as Germany, Italy, and Spain are also famous for the quality of high-standard ceramic sitting toilets, especially for the premium market. Meanwhile, South Africa is emerging as one of the major producers on the African continent, with increasingly advanced and efficient production technology.
In this video, production engineering will invite you to see the stages of the ceramic toilet manufacturing process in South Africa which can produce up to 1 million unique toilets per year.
Video Credit: Ceramic Industries, Green Jeff, MEISSEN KERAMIK, JOMOO Kitchen & Bath, LIXIL, 계림바스
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