To master a product segment completely today requires the coverage of all customer requirements. Companies therefore react to this with a high variance in the products they offer. This increases the complexity in almost all areas – from data handling to production, storage and distribution.
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The circular economy act (Kreislaufwirtschaftsgesetz) enacted by the Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety (BMU) on 1 June 2012 aims to promote closed-loop waste management and ensure environmentally sound waste management.
Read moreFor light metal castings with demanding geometries such as cylinder heads, despite the major challenges posed by the upstream cleaning process, remanufacturing is a promising segment from both an economic and an ecological point of view with enormous growth potential.
Read moreFor decades, parts remanufacturing has been a lucrative business for many OEMs and is enjoying ever greater acceptance and demand/popularity among end customers. A distinction must be made between classic reuse, where components are cleaned, measured and put back into circulation, and remanufacturing, where components are disassembled, measured, mechanically processed and re-assembled.
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"Diesel affair", a term that most automotive OEMs and suppliers are now shrugging at. Unlike passenger cars, trucks and buses have had to comply with the Euro 6 emissions standard since 2013.
Read moreIn order to reproduce or remanufacture complex components, technical component drawings with dimensions, tolerance and surface treatment data are required. This is often not the case if the manufacturer buys the components from third parties – the so-called “black box”.
Read moreThe concept of remanufacturing seems to be lucrative in the automotive spare parts sector, especially for large series production quantities. However, prior to any component project, an economic and technical examination is advisable in order to avoid high process and manufacturing costs for remanufacturing in series.
Read moreAt the end of the assembly of a vehicle in an automotive plant, the vehicle undergoes both a leak test with water applied to the bodywork under high pressure and a washing system for final cleaning before being prepared for transport to the end customer.
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For vehicles with purely electric drive, it is generally assumed that the initial filling with operating media is easier than for derivatives with internal combustion engines – among other things, there is no need to fill up with fuel. But the opposite is true. The integration of an electric vehicle into an existing production line also poses a particular challenge for media filling.
Read moreIn order to satisfy customer demand for low-cost spare parts with a manufacturer’s warranty, automobile manufacturers have been remanufacturing certain vehicle components for years. Such reuse of used parts, however, cannot be validated from a series point of view.
Read moreAt a time when sustainability and economy are no longer mutually exclusive, the reprocessing of valuable components is becoming increasingly important in the automotive industry. In recent years, high expectations of a sustainable parts chain and a low-cost customer offering have become increasingly noticeable and continue to grow.
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