Defined pack build
The component list, sequence, quantity and finished presentation are agreed before work starts.
UK hand packing, kitting and assembly
Hand packing is a controlled manual route for packing, collating or assembling work that is unsuitable for a standard automated line. Stockholm can review multi-component kits, promotional packs, inserts, cartoning, repacking and other detail-led projects against an agreed finished-pack reference.

The component list, sequence, quantity and finished presentation are agreed before work starts.
Several items can be collated into a kit, bundle, set or presentation pack where the proposed route is suitable.
Leaflets, instructions, labels, cartons and other approved components can be included in the packing sequence.
Agreed content and presentation checks can be completed before finished packs are grouped for the next step.
A faster route to a useful answer
A clear first brief helps Stockholm assess suitability, identify missing information and return a more useful response.
Send your production briefEvery application is subject to product, process, pack and site suitability review.
These are planning answers, not blanket production promises. The real product and pack determine the final route.
A manual packing route can suit complex assemblies, mixed components, variable presentation, shorter runs or work that does not fit a standard automated process. The real brief determines whether it is efficient and practical.
Potentially, yes. Provide the bill of materials, finished-pack reference, quantity, variants and checks so the proposed build can be reviewed.
Approved inserts, labels and other components can be included where the materials, positioning and required checks are clearly defined.
Send a complete component list, photographs or samples, the required packing sequence, volumes, timing and a clear definition of an acceptable finished pack.
Start with your product, pack, volume and timing
Send the essentials and Stockholm will identify the next practical check.