Reprocessors

The newer sterilization machines are called reprocessors; they do helpful things like inventory management that the aging machines can't do.

In India, this sector, predominantly informal, works like a pyramid, with wastepickers at the bottom and the reprocessors at the top, employing over 15 lakh Indians. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Krakauer added, Our Endoscope Reprocessing business had especially stellar performance as sales grew by over 33%, driven by strong shipments of our two newest reprocessors, the ❋ Unknown (2010)

Recoup includes a network of members who represent all sectors of the plastics supply and recovery chain, including polymer producers, convertors, packer fillers, retailers, local authorities, waste management companies and plastics reprocessors. ❋ Unknown (2009)

As large hospital group purchasing organizations (GPOs) such as ProvSource continue to sign on to supply contracts with commercial reprocessors like Ascent Healthcare Solutions, the market will continue to expand.

It is true that there are relatively few reprocessors for recyclable materials at the present and that mileage costs and associated pollution have to be taken into account. ❋ Nicky Scott, Chelsea Green Publishing (2009)

The gypsum collected on these sites is transferred to the council's new waste facility at West Sleekburn, where it is bulked up before being sent to reprocessors within the UK, where it will be recycled into new plasterboard and coving. ❋ Unknown (2009)

In other words, yes, there is a reprocessing capability but we can’t for whatever reason say anything more about what we know or how we know it without giving the reprocessors a clue that someone may know where they are, and be coming after them. ❋ Ron Rosenbaum (2011)