Remilled

Remilled refers to the process of grinding or milling a substance, typically a solid material, again after it has already been processed. This term is often used in contexts where a material undergoes multiple stages of refinement or processing. For instance, in the food industry, grains might be remilled to achieve a finer flour consistency after an initial milling. In manufacturing, scrap materials might be remilled to be reused in the production of new items, a practice that falls under the umbrella of recycling. The specific characteristics of the remilled material will depend on the original substance and the type of milling equipment used. This secondary milling process aims to alter the particle size, texture, or purity of the material, often to meet specific application requirements or to recover valuable components. The concept of remilling emphasizes a cycle of processing, where a material is subjected to grinding more than once to optimize its properties or facilitate its reintroduction into a production chain.