felbontható

Felbontható is a Hungarian adjective describing a thing that can be disassembled into its constituent parts. It is used for structures, devices, materials, or assemblies that can be separated or dismantled without destroying their main components or overall integrity.

From the verb bontani (to break apart, to open) with the prefix fel-, which conveys potential or capability. The form felbontható denotes that disassembly is feasible or intended.

The term is common in technical, engineering, design, and industrial contexts. It is associated with modular design, maintenance and repair, upgrading, recycling, and end-of-life planning, where products are designed to be taken apart into modules or parts for reuse or proper disposal. Examples include modular electronics, furniture, or packaging systems designed with detachable components.

Not every object is felbontható; joints that are welded, permanently bonded, or built into a single monolithic piece hinder disassembly. In practice, achieving felbontható design often involves intentional choices in fasteners, joining methods, and tolerances to facilitate safe and cost-effective separation.

See also: disassembly, modular design, circular economy.