Industrial packing bench with protected metal parts and an organized component kit

The details matter.
Right down to the pack.

From individual components to complete service kits, K-O brings the parts, packaging, and labeling together around the way your product will be used.

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K-O component kit with a wheel, electrical component, cable, screws, spacers, and washers

Every part.
In its place.

A kit makes separate items easier to handle, distribute, and use. We organize components around your bill of materials and packing requirements, whether they are headed to production or into a service program.

Component kits
Bring parts, hardware, and related items together in one organized pack.
Inventory kitting
Coordinate kit contents and quantities with your inventory needs, including warehousing, consignment inventory, and stock rotation.
Kitting fulfillment
Prepare complete kits with barcode labels and product identification around your agreed packing and release requirements.
Talk through your kit

Choose the container
around the product.

The right package balances protection, handling, and cost. We review the options with you to reduce waste and avoid unnecessary packaging or duplicated work.

Protect what matters.

Choose bulk or retail packaging, hardware bagging, individual wrapping, and unitized packs around the product, surfaces, and handling needs.

Consider the whole package.

Account for container weight, pack quantity, and how the product will move through your operation.

Plan for the next trip.

Compare returnable containers with expendable packaging to suit your shipping and return arrangements.

Carton with protective dividers separating metal brackets, sleeves, and rings, with hardware packed separately

Protect the surface.
Keep the identity.

Packaging belongs in the processing plan. For ground bars and cut pieces, we review surface protection, pack quantities, and handling requirements along with your finished dimensions.

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Surface protection
Agree on separation, wrapping, and handling to suit the finished surface and delivery route.
Part and material identification
Define part numbers, material identification, barcode information, and any required lot details.
Ready for your operation
Plan pack quantities, labels, and returnable or expendable containers around the way you receive and use the material.
Discuss bar packaging

The supplies that
complete the service kit.

Paint, oil, or grease can be packaged for your service program. We work through the product, container, quantity, and labeling requirements with you.

Discuss bottling and packaging

Service-kit supplies

  • PaintPackaged for your application
  • OilContainers and quantities to review
  • GreaseIncluded with the items your kit needs

Private labels bring your product identification and presentation requirements into the finished package.

A clear plan.
A complete package.

  1. 01 / Define

    Start with the contents.

    Review the parts list, quantities, supplied items, and intended use.

  2. 02 / Prepare

    Agree on the pack.

    Select containers, organization, labeling, and checks for the program.

  3. 03 / Release

    Coordinate the delivery.

    Bring kitting, inventory requirements, safety stock, and scheduled or just-in-time (JIT) releases into one plan. Agree on quantities, labeling, and delivery arrangements for your program.

Need the components made or assembled, too? Connect packaging with stamping, welding, and product assembly.

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What goes
in your next kit?

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A useful starting point

  • Parts list, photos, samples, or drawings.
  • Pack quantities and expected order volumes.
  • Container, protection, and returnable-packaging needs.
  • Label information, inventory needs, and delivery schedule.
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