Repairable

Fairphone, the brand known for its repairable smartphone lineup, has launched a new pair of headphones.

That's ok, it's not like they're concerned with making the device repairable.

Maybe our society should be focusing on building/buying quality, long-lasting, repairable products.

Mr McGrath added: “According to a recent report the bridge is repairable and is there is no imminent danger of it collapsing, but parts are corroding.

While there is a significant amount of damage, Chief Boncal believes it’s repairable.

The Galaxy Buds Live are made from recycled plastic, the batteries are replaceable and the earbuds are generally repairable, which makes them far less disposable than rivals.

Commissioner Penny Lipscombe said the smash repair business once specialised in repairable write-offs and taxis.

Medical devices subject to the order can be identified by their Materiel Category Structure Code (MATCAT) with a “C” appearing as the first character and a “1” as the third character, which signifies that a device is repairable.

Authorities said the home sustained some damage as a result, but it will be repairable.

Ifixit's teardown of the new Ipad reveals that Apple has made this model even less repairable than previous ones, which set a high bar for low consideration given to third-party serviceablility.

A wide variety of things may be disposed while still repairable or in working condition, making salvage of them a source of potentially free items for personal use, or to sell for profit.

Many Me 262s were found in readily repairable condition and were confiscated.

There is therefore no shrinkage cost associated with discarding mendable garments, repairable appliances or even working donated items which are overstock or find no buyer after some arbitrary length of time.

When strong earthquakes struck the island in 1956, half the buildings were completely destroyed and a large number suffered repairable damage.