THE SERVICE
What the brief can include
- Collation of multiple supplied components
- Assembly of kits, sets, bundles and multipacks
- Pack-out to an agreed component list and sequence
- Checks for completeness and presentation before release
KITTING SERVICES UK
Turn separate items into organised kits, sets, bundles and multipacks with a clear component count and an agreed finished presentation.

CLEARLY EXPLAINED
Kitting is the process of grouping separate components into one ready-to-use or ready-to-move set. Multipack assembly brings multiple units together as one defined pack. Both rely on an accurate bill of materials, a repeatable sequence and clear checks.
WHAT IT HELPS SOLVE
THE SERVICE
TO GET A USEFUL QUOTE
A PRACTICAL ROUTE
Explain the stock, components, volume, target date and required finished state.
Materials, sequence, responsibilities and relevant acceptance points are made clear.
The agreed packing steps are carried out in a controlled production sequence.
Completed stock is reviewed against the agreed brief and prepared for its next stage.
PLAN A CLEARER ENQUIRY
Use Stockholm’s practical checklist to describe the incoming stock, finished pack, components, quantities, timing, checks and stock movement. It is designed to make the first review and quotation conversation more useful.
Use the quote checklistQUESTIONS ANSWERED
A useful brief identifies every component, the number required per kit, the packing sequence, the finished presentation, total volume, target date and any checks needed before release.
Potential variations should be identified clearly at the briefing stage. Separate component lists and visual references help define how each version should be assembled and checked.
They are closely related. A multipack usually groups multiple units together as one pack, while a kit may combine different components for a particular purpose. Both can be handled through a controlled assembly brief.
START WITH THE BRIEF
Share the stock, pack format, approximate volume, target date and the outcome you need. The Stockholm team will review the brief and clarify the next steps.