Remanufacturing of Diesel Engines, Components Key Part of Circular Economy, Saving Energy, Reducing Waste
Heavy-duty diesel engines and their components are high-value investments, designed with reliability and durability in mind to last thousands of hours or go hundreds of thousands of miles.
- Heavy-duty diesel engines and their components are high-value investments, designed with reliability and durability in mind to last thousands of hours or go hundreds of thousands of miles.
- Remanufacturing uses significantly less raw materials like iron ore, aluminum and other metals, and overall less energy, which also means fewer greenhouse gas emissions.
- Remanufacturing is a standardized industrial process by which engine cores are returned to same-as-new, or better, condition and performance.
- To learn more about the remanufacturing of heavy-duty diesel engines and components, visit some of the leaders in remanufacturing: