Our Definition of “Rebuilt Parts” on the Auto Parts Box Japan Website
At Auto Parts Box Japan, products labeled as “Rebuilt Parts” on our website undergo processes and quality control measures similar to those of “Remanufactured Parts.”
To ensure a shared understanding with all visitors, including those who are new to our website, we provide a clear and consistent explanation of what we mean by “Rebuilt Parts.”
Our Definition of “Rebuilt Parts” on the Auto Parts Box Japan Website:
Rebuilt parts are genuine used parts that are disassembled, cleaned, and inspected. Worn and consumable parts are replaced with new ones to ensure optimal performance and durability. This includes rubber parts, such as seals and O-rings, as well as metal parts like bearings. The unit is then reassembled, inspected, and parts are adjusted as needed to ensure all parts are properly fitted and restored to a like-new condition. Only metal parts in good condition, such as shafts, housings, and cores, are reused.
Terminology Differences in English-Speaking Regions
In English-speaking countries, terms like “Rebuilt” and “Remanufactured” are used to describe reconditioned parts, but their usage may vary depending on the region, industry practices, and individual interpretation.
The terms are commonly understood as follows.
| Term | Description |
| ・Rebuilt Parts | Parts repaired and reassembled only where necessary. |
| ・Remanufactured Parts | Parts completely disassembled, inspected, and all worn and consumable parts replaced before reassembly. |