ZF Aftermarket Highlights Remanufacturing for Sustainability and Supply Chain Resilience on Global Reman Day 2026
ZF Aftermarket showcases its remanufacturing portfolio as a 'triple win' for sustainability, mobility uptime, and supply chain resilience on Global Reman Day 2026.
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What Happened
In recognition of Global Reman Day, ZF Aftermarket highlights how its remanufacturing (Reman) portfolio helps customers maximize mobility uptime while supporting sustainability goals and strengthening supply chain resilience. Through controlled, standardized industrial processes that return used components to as-new condition, ZF provides a dependable alternative to new parts without compromising quality or performance.
“Remanufacturing is a powerful example of a true triple win in action-reducing environmental impact, deepening collaboration with our OEM partners, and providing high-quality, cost-effective solutions for our customers... all while reinforcing long-term value for our organization.”
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ZF's North American reman footprint covers a broad portfolio.
The cornerstone of ZF's North American remanufacturing network is its Vernon Hills facility, spanning 289,000 square feet and employing nearly 300 team members. The site supports transmissions, mechatronics, and torque converters for brands such as ZF, SACHS, and TRW, using a local-for-local approach to reduce shipping and improve responsiveness.
Why this matters
Remanufacturing returns used parts to like-new condition, reducing waste and costs while improving parts availability and supply chain stability, especially for aging vehicles.
Terms in This Story
- Remanufacturing
- The process of returning used components to as-new condition through controlled industrial processes.
- Circular economy
- An economic model focused on minimizing waste and making the most of resources by reusing, repairing, and recycling materials.
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