Siemens is expanding its service portfolio with Circular Repair Services, enabling the refurbishment and remanufacturing of Siemens automation products. These services help companies advance toward a circular economy by restoring non-functioning devices, optimizing resources, and reducing scrap. The new offering enables companies to operate their Siemens devices cost-effectively and reliably, increasing plant availability while making lifecycle costs more predictable.
Through this refurbishment process by Circular Repair Advanced, companies benefit from their products being restored to full performance, with preventive measures applied in a reliable and cost-effective way. This offering covers various Siemens automation product families, including selected Simatic HMI panels and Simatic IPCs, as well as industrial drives such as selected Sinumerik, Sinamics S, and Simodrive products.
Siemens service experts identify the root cause of non-functioning or worn-out devices by examining all relevant components. Non-functioning and heavily worn parts are replaced to restore full performance. Minor cosmetic blemishes on the housing that do not affect functionality remain untouched. Software and firmware updates are applied if required to meet current safety and industry standards, without modifying the original purpose and functions. Each function of the product is tested according to Siemens high-quality standards.
The new offering is initially being rolled out in selected countries and for specific products, with plans to expand both the product range and geographic coverage.