engine and gearbox RECYCLING

Engines, the heart of any vehicle, are complex assemblies of metal, plastic, and other materials. When an engine reaches the end of its life, recycling becomes a viable option. Skilled technicians first dismantle the engine, separating usable parts from those that are worn out. Usable parts are then cleaned, tested, and refurbished. These refurbished components can be sold as replacement parts, offering a cost-effective alternative to new parts. Meanwhile, metals such as aluminium and steel from worn-out parts are melted down and reused in manufacturing, significantly reducing the demand for new raw materials.

Gearboxes, or transmissions, are similarly complex and vital to vehicle operation. Recycling gearboxes involves a meticulous process of disassembly, inspection, and refurbishment. Usable gears, shafts, and bearings are cleaned and reconditioned, extending their life and providing affordable options for vehicle repairs. Like engines, the metals from non-reusable parts are recycled, contributing to the circular economy.