Inside Japanese Bullet Train Factory | How Shinkansen N700 Is Built (Full Process)

Описание: Step inside a Japanese bullet train factory and see how Shinkansen N700 high‑speed trains are built – from bare aluminum car bodies to complete trainsets ready for 300 km/h service. This is the full factory process, shown visually with no voiceover and no talking – just pure, satisfying production.

In this video you’ll see:

Aluminum extrusions cut, formed and machined for sidewalls, roofs and floors
Large jigs and robots welding N700 car bodies into precise lightweight shells
Surface treatment, sealing and paint application for aerodynamic train noses and cars
Underframe assembly with cable ducts, air tanks and equipment modules installed
Bogies being built: wheelsets, traction motors, gearboxes, suspension and disc brakes
Mounting of bogies under the car bodies and connection of brake and air lines
Driver’s cab construction with control desk, seats, windshields and wipers fitted
High‑voltage equipment, pantographs and roof‑mounted components installed
Interior fit‑out: floors, insulation, wiring harnesses and climate‑control ducts
Passenger doors, windows and automatic door mechanisms aligned and tested
Seats, luggage racks, lighting, information displays and interior panels installed
Safety systems, signalling, ATC and onboard computers configured and checked
Individual cars coupled into full N700 sets with electrical and pneumatic connections
Static tests, brake tests, water leak tests and final high‑speed test runs
This silent factory tour focuses only on the machines, tools, jigs and assembly steps that turn raw aluminum and components into Shinkansen N700 bullet trains serving Japan’s high‑speed rail network.

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