Design for disassembly is very difficult to achieve in a small-batch production facility.

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Design for disassembly (DfD) is a design philosophy aimed at making products easier to disassemble at the end of their life for repair, refurbishment, or recycling. It is not inherently more difficult in small-batch production facilities; the challenge or ease of implementing DfD depends more on the design process and product complexity than the scale of production.

Design for Disassembly Is Very Difficult to Achieve in a Small-Batch