remanufacture
/ˌriːmænjuˈfæktʃər/
verb
- To make a product again, especially by rebuilding or restoring used items to a like-new condition.
- The company remanufactures old car engines to sell as affordable replacements.
- They remanufacture printer cartridges to reduce waste and save money.
- The factory remanufactures industrial machinery for developing countries.
noun
- The process or result of making a product again, especially by rebuilding used items.
- The remanufacture of electronics helps keep e-waste out of landfills.
- This part is a remanufacture, not a brand-new original.
- The company specializes in the remanufacture of heavy equipment.