Packaging assembly and kitting
We build the pack so your team does not have to: boxes erected, inserts fitted, components combined into one part number, delivered ready to use.
The problem
What usually goes wrong
A pack with four components has four part numbers, four stock checks, four chances to run out and a bench operation that eats warehouse labour every single day.
Folding blanks and fitting inserts is also space-hungry work. It clutters despatch and pulls people off fulfilment at exactly the wrong time.
And every minute spent building packaging is a minute not spent shipping product, which is the only part of the process your customer pays for.
Typical pack
Packaging components we usually specify
- Boxes supplied erected or part-erected rather than flat
- Foam inserts, trays and partitions fitted before delivery
- Multi-component kits combined into one part number
- Boxes with inserts, cards, tape and documentation packed as a set
- Labelled and printed packs ready to go straight to the bench
Materials
Relevant materials and board grades
- Any of our board grades from E flute up to triple wall, matched to the finished kit
- Closed-cell and U-profile foam for fitted protection
- Corrugated trays, partitions and die-cut fitments
- Tapes, strapping and consumables built into the kit where useful
In-house
Our manufacturing and assembly capabilities
- Manufacturing and assembly on the same site in Letchworth, so nothing gets shipped twice
- Component sets built to your bill of materials
- Consistent build quality, so every pack that reaches your bench is identical
- Short runs and trial batches before a standing arrangement
- Scales from a few hundred kits to full production volumes
Stock holding
How we hold stock for you
- Assembled kits held in BRCGS Storage and Distribution certificated storage and called off as you need them
- One line item on your system instead of four or five
- Regular scheduled deliveries on our own vehicles
Accreditations
Relevant accreditations for this sector
- BRCGS Storage & Distribution
- FSC C214479
- Verified Carbon Standard
Real example
Four part numbers down to one
A customer's despatch team was pulling a box, a foam base, a foam cap and a printed card from four different locations, then building the pack before the product could even be picked.
We now manufacture all four components, assemble them into a single finished kit and hold the stock, delivering weekly against their schedule.
Their system carries one part number, stock control got simpler, and the bench labour that used to go into building packaging went back into fulfilment.
Sector enquiry
Tell us what your team builds by hand
Describe the pack your despatch team assembles today and roughly how long it takes. We will quote it built, held and delivered as one line.
- Components in the current pack
- Time taken to build one, and how many a week
- Where the components come from today
- Storage space you would like to release
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