Component Packaging Blog

The way you package your product creates a first impression, whether on the shelf or as the customer opens their shipment. Our packaging partners and systems accurately sort and package your parts. By allowing us to apply our expertise to your hardware we can add customer logos, website information, or barcodes to assist with inventory. The result is a product that builds trust and is ready for your end user.

Component Packaging can take shipments that arrive in tertiary packaging and sort products into the appropriate quantities. Our sorting process gives additional checks that can sometimes identify non-conforming parts. After sorted, we have the ability, should your products require it, for secondary packaging to include printed barcodes, logos, website, or installation instructions.

We don’t have a concert hall at Component Packaging, nor a maestro calling the shots, but we do have an experienced assembly team that makes "music."

One of the most striking is that of the Nile Crocodile and the Egyptian Plover. The calm Crocodile gets cheap and affordable dental care and the plucky Plover gets a boost to its otherwise insect based diet. Component Packaging’s kitting service is a tool that is mutually symbiotic to your industry.

Manufacturing and order fulfillment processes all start at the same place — your receiving dock and warehouse. Problems here can create havoc on your upstream business processes. You might benefit from the services of a receiving warehouse.

Quality Control (QC) is the process of ensuring that product quality is maintained. QC can be performed in many ways at strategic points in the packaging process. 

Think of us as your Swiss Army knife of packaging services. No matter the challenge, our decades of experience and wide array of capabilities ensure that we’ll be able to solve your most pressing packaging and fulfillment problems.

We’re overjoyed to introduce a new addition to our advanced component packaging capabilities —

The experts at Component Packaging are ready to help you identify ways that component kitting can reduce your labor costs, simplify your inventory control, and improve your bottom line.