Environmental Sustainability
At High Tech Reman, we salvage thousands of rods, rollers, and industrial components every year—parts that would otherwise end up in scrap yards or landfills. Our work keeps critical assets in service and contributes meaningfully to the circular economy. In an industry where replacement is often the default, we offer a smarter path: engineered repair solutions that reduce waste, cut emissions, and extend component life.
We don’t just claim to be sustainable—we design our operation to ensure it. Our facility features closed-loop ventilation systems that capture and return evaporated chrome back into the plating tanks. These systems are monitored year-round and maintained with rigorous preventative schedules to guarantee compliance and environmental safety.
For us, remanufacturing isn’t just a business model—it’s a commitment. Every component we save from the scrap heap is a win for our customers, our industry, and the planet.
Our Recent Work
Hydraulic Cylinder Rod: Repair, Replace, or Remanufacture?
When a hydraulic cylinder starts leaking or losing performance, the rod is often the culprit. The polished steel shaft that extends and retracts on every cycle takes continuous abuse: seal ...
Read MoreHVAF vs. HVOF vs. Hard Chrome: Better Wear Life, Lower Cost
Surface wear is one of the biggest cost drivers in industrial operations. The coating process you choose determines how long your parts last, how often you’re down for replacements, and ...
Read MoreBeyond Repair vs. BER vs. Repairable
The long answer to the question: “can you salvage this unit?” In heavy equipment and industrial maintenance, components are often labeled “beyond repair” long before the full picture is understood. ...
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