1. the industrial process of restoring used products to like-new condition through disassembly, cleaning, inspection, repair, and replacement of worn parts
Usage: industrial; technical

Examples

• The automotive industry relies heavily on remanufacturing to reduce waste and costs.
• Remanufacturing of engines can save up to 80% of the energy required to make new ones.
• The company specializes in the remanufacturing of electronic components.
• Remanufacturing helps extend product lifecycles and supports sustainability goals.
• Many consumers choose remanufactured products because they cost less than new items.
• The remanufacturing process requires skilled technicians and quality control measures.