In simple terms, kitting is the process of grouping individual items into a single unit, or “kit”. Kitting simplifies procurement, planning, receiving, and quality paperwork while significantly reducing overall waste. Not only does it streamline efficiency in the packaging process, but it also creates a more meaningful customer experience. 

At Bron Tapes, kitting is an essential capability that we utilize frequently. Here’s a closer look at the importance of kitting.

Benefits of Kitting

Efficiency

Kitting increases efficiency by reducing the number of individual orders to fulfill. Rather than processing multiple individual items, items are consolidated to one kit, leading to a faster fulfillment process. This allows for Bron Tapes to process high volumes of orders in less time.

In addition, kitting saves storage space. Storing pre-assembled kits allows for more room than keeping different items on separate pallets.

Elimination of Waste

By creating a custom kit, your team can dictate the exact materials, lengths, and quantities needed to perform the job. By utilizing exact roll lengths, Bron Tapes eliminates unused products and material loss. 

Plus, pre-packaging items as a kit ensures that all necessary components are included and ready for use. This reduces errors in fulfilling orders or assembling products.

Cost Effective

Kitting helps reduce shipping costs by minimizing wasted space and weight. It also lowers the amount of labor required for fulfilling orders since employees are not spending as much time assembling multiple items and are making less mistakes during the process. 

Customization

Lastly, kitting can be a great method of branding. By providing personalized kits, businesses can enhance the customer experience and build stronger brand loyalty. This also allows companies to offer tailored solutions for their clients. Check out this custom Bron Aerotech kit below.

Whether for reducing errors, improving storage, or offering personalized solutions, the benefits of kitting are undeniable. Contact an Application Specialist today if you want to learn more about this capability.