S1·E13 Bicycle Helmets, Aluminum, Automotive Brakes, Lithium-Ion Batteries
Synopsis
Expanded foam and protective shells are combined into bicycle helmets, aluminum is extracted and processed into usable metal, friction components and hydraulic parts become automotive braking systems, and precisely layered materials are assembled into rechargeable lithium-ion batteries.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When did Season 1 Episode 13 of How It's Made air?
Season 1, Episode 13 ('Bicycle Helmets, Aluminum, Automotive Brakes, Lithium-Ion Batteries') originally aired on March 31, 2001.
How long is Season 1 Episode 13 ('Bicycle Helmets, Aluminum, Automotive Brakes, Lithium-Ion Batteries')?
The runtime for this episode is approximately 21 minutes.
What happens in How It's Made Season 1 Episode 13?
Expanded foam and protective shells are combined into bicycle helmets, aluminum is extracted and processed into usable metal, friction components and hydraulic parts become automotive braking systems, and precisely layered materials are assembled into rechargeable lithium-ion batteries....
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