Aftermarket and Production Kitting Services

For many manufacturing operations, kitting and bundles can be a time-consuming cost-eating necessity. Aftermarket kits, production kits, maintenance, and assembly bundles are effectively produced and shipped to your requirements as specified by you.

• Reduce costs
• Free up your labor and manufacturing floor space
• Optional assembly with parts
• Bulk or aftermarket packaging
• Kits can be assembled with parts, sub-assemblies, instruction manuals, letterhead, return address or most any custom requirements
• Kits can be sent directly to your end customer from ESP, transparent to your end-user

Custom:

• Packaging
• Logos
• Barcodes
• Batch Numbers, Cure Dates
• Any Other Special Information

Quality:

• Custom To Your Requirments:
• Dock-to-Stock
• Error-proof Light Curtains
• Error-proof Poke Yoke Stations

Standard Bag Sizes (2 or 4 mil thickness):

• 3″ x 5″ – clear on clear
• 4″ x 6″
• 6″ x 8″
• 8″ x 10″
• 10″ x 12″
• Custom Labels Directly Printed

Standard Bag Sizes (2 mil thickness):

Blue, Red, Yellow, Green, Black (2 mil thickness):

• 4″ x 6″
• 6″ x 9″
• 9″ x 12″
• 12″ x 15″
• 15″ x 18″
• Custom Labels Directly Printed

Reads Damaged Barcodes:

2D barcodes use error-protection formulas that keep information intact when a printed barcode is scratched, ripped, or marked through.

Reads Both 1D & 2D Barcodes:

Linear scanners only read one-dimensional barcodes, but 2D barcode scanners read both types.

Stores More Data:

Linear (1D) barcodes store less than 25 alphanumeric characters, while 2D barcodes store thousands.

2D Barcodes Are Smaller:

Sometimes you simply don’t have enough space in which to stick linear codes.

You Can Read 2D Barcodes Upside Down:

2D scanners read 2D barcodes from any angle.