In today’s fast-paced economy, the success of your business may depend on your ability to rapidly assemble high-quality products, respond to clients’ needs, and contain costs. No matter what industry you’re in, assembly kitting can streamline your operations, reducing bottlenecks and keeping your facility organized. Below are just a few of the benefits of working with a manufacturer who offers these services.

How Assembly Kitting Optimizes Operations

1. Time-Saving

Assembly kitting, or bundling certain parts and components together in a single package, often saves a great deal of time. Instead of gathering parts for assembly, kitting gives your workers access to everything they need at once. Not only does this maximize the efficiency of your production process, but it also reduces mistakes and delays caused by a disorganized, chaotic environment.

2. Productivity Improvement

Kitting allows your workers to assemble the final product quicker, increasing productivity and giving you more output flexibility. Increased productivity yields higher revenues through greater volumes and reduced labor costs, while expands your capacity to meet higher demands.

3. Inventory Reduction

An inventory of parts and components represents investments that won’t yield a return until the final product is sold. Assembly kitting allows you to order only as much as you need, freeing capital that can be invested in other aspects of your business. Depending on your organization, kitting can also reduce stocking errors, which significantly impacts short-term profits.

From their 50,000 square-foot facility in Bonita, CA, Pacific Integrated Manufacturing provides cutting-edge production and assembly kitting solutions to medical device and life science companies across the country. Using state-of-the-art equipment, their highly trained staff offers a comprehensive range of manufacturing services, from materials acquisition to kitting and order fulfillment. Visit their website for more on how they can assist, or call (866) 247-3560 to discuss your project and request an estimate.