Lego Duplo Factory Processes

The video provides a detailed tour of the Lego Duplo factory, explaining the process of how Lego bricks are made, decorated, and assembled. It starts with the transformation of plastic granules into bricks using injection molding machines, followed by the decoration of bricks through tempo printing. The video also showcases the robotic assembly line where Duplo figures are put together. The process is efficient, with each step meticulously designed to ensure quality and precision. The video concludes with a summary of the entire production process.

What was the main purpose of the visit to the Lego Duplo Factory?

• To see how Lego bricks are made

• To meet with Lego designers

• To design new Lego sets

• To learn about the history of Lego

What type of plastic is used to make Lego bricks?

• Polyethylene

• Polypropylene

• Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS)

• Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)

How long does the molding and cooling process take for each Lego brick?

• 10 seconds

• 30 seconds

• 5 seconds

• 20 seconds

Which of the following is NOT a product made by the plastic injection molding machines?

• Black cats

• Hard hats for figures

• Blue Duplo bricks

• Wooden blocks

What is the method used to decorate some of the Lego bricks?

• Screen printing

• Tempo printing

• Digital printing

• Offset printing

In the decorating process, which color is applied first to a Duplo figure's face?

• Brown

• White

• Black

• Blue

What is the first body part added to the Duplo figure on the assembly line?

• Feet

• Head

• Legs

• Arms

What is placed on top of the Duplo figure's head during assembly?

• A red hat

• A yellow hat

• A blue hat

• A green hat

What do the robot arms do to ensure the Duplo figure is secure?

• Rotate the figure

• Pull the figure

• Push the figure

• Shake the figure

Where do the completed Duplo figures go after assembly?

• To the storage warehouse

• To the quality control section

• To the packaging area

• To the decorating department