ESG Series – Part 3

Q: What is the difference between remanufactured parts and reconditioned parts?
A: Remanufacturing parts are brought back to the OEM Specs. Reconditioned parts are only replaced parts within tolerance.
Q: What defines a remanufactured part?
A: A remanufactured part is an industrial part that has been previously used but brought back to OEM spec.
Q: How do I know that my remanufactured part is as good as new?
A: A remanufacturing process typically builds to a standard set by the OEM.
Q: Is ESG a recognized global strategy?
A: Yes, ESG is a global concept that is adopted across many industries by individual corporations.