After Sales organisations and their suppliers today are facing critical challenges: Guaranteeing spare parts availability, retaining customers beyond the first 3 to 4 years, reducing emissions for spare part manufacturing. Remanufacturing offers a particularly smart solution to address these challenges and optimise a product´s total lifecycle.
The solution includes reusing substantial components of the original parts with innovative and robust reprocessing methods to create new products from old. Benefits include creating manufacturing costs savings to make prices attractive and competitive for end customers. Remanufacturing can be very attractive. However, to reap its long-term benefits Remanufacturing needs to be embedded into the company’s strategy and implemented in the operational process.
The Automotive Remanufacturing Business Climate (ARBC) is a new project launched in 2020 by APRA Europe with Kemény Boehme & Company GmbH (KBC). … read more
The second edition of the “Global Remanufacturing Benchmark 2019” provides insights into markets, products and processes of remanufacturing. … read more
What do aircraft parts, engines, X-ray systems, desks and golf balls have in common?
Even at the end of their lifecycle, they all still have a great deal of substance, something which makes their further use ecologically and economically interesting. Remanufacturing is the keyword. … read more
In a major exclusive study KBC and ReMaTec, the world largest Remanufacturing Network have uncovered what companies think about their work in the remanufacturing industry, from core handling to issues of quality. … read more
By remanufacturing used spare parts ecological and economic benefits can jointly be realized. Not only can 30% of the costs be saved, but also 85% of the emitted emissions of Co2 equivalents when compared to the manufacturing of a new part.
Take advantage of this economic potential by simultaneously acting sustainable in the interest of the future. We’re the right partner for you in moving this along.
