How Wind Turbine Shafts Are Made from Solid Steel | Inside a Massive Steel Forge

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How Wind Turbine Shafts Are Made from Solid Steel | Inside a Massive Steel Forge ================================== Timelaps: 00:00 Intro 00:42 Where the Story Begins — Beneath the Earth 02:10 The Awakening of the Forge 03:28 Piercing the Core 04:38 Rolling the Shape of Power 05:47 Baptism in Flame and Oil 06:52 Precision — Where Steel Meets Microns 07:41 The Tests of Trust 08:38 Coating, Assembly, and Human Hands 09:30 From Factory to Sky 10:18 The Endless Cycle 12:50 Conclusion Ever wondered how wind turbine shafts—some weighing over 100 tons—are made from solid steel? In this video, we take you inside a massive steel forge, where raw metal is heated to over 1,200°C, hammered by colossal presses, and slowly shaped into the heart of a wind turbine. From red-hot steel ingots to precision-machined shafts, this industrial process involves forging, heat treatment, rough machining, and quality inspection. Each step is engineered to ensure unbreakable strength and flawless balance, capable of enduring decades of wind, torque, and pressure. These forged steel shafts form the backbone of modern wind turbines, powering renewable energy systems, offshore wind farms, and sustainable infrastructure around the world. If you enjoy factory documentaries, powerful machines, and the art of industrial manufacturing, make sure to subscribe to Makora and join us in exploring how the world is made. #HowItsMade #FactoryTour #IndustrialProcess #WindTurbine #SteelForging #Makora