Specification Criteria for Remanufacturing
840794
04/01/1984
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- Content
- Remanufacturing, recognized as America's greatest growth industry, is today a reality stressing quality and production efficiency.A quality remanufactured product couples the science of engineering with the art of rebuilding to produce a product equal in life to that of a new product but at a tremendous savings through the use of reclaimed housings, castings, etc.There are two primary threats to the re-manufacturing industry:
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Engineering that seeks cost reductions through weight reduction and lesser quality components rather than durability and reusability.
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The remanufacturer himself in not being able to hold high quality standards with production line economies.
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- Citation
- Schrader, T., and Bawel, D., "Specification Criteria for Remanufacturing," SAE Technical Paper 840794, 1984, https://doi.org/10.4271/840794.