Atlas Packaging & Displays provides contract packaging services for projects that require added labor, space, speed, or specialized handling. Our team completes assembly, packout, kitting, labeling, sorting, repalletization, and other labor-intensive work based on your product and project requirements.
We support projects ranging from simple carton assembly to complex multi-SKU kits, club packs, medical-device secondary packaging, retail displays, and product rework. We can manufacture the packaging as part of the program, or we can complete stand-alone assembly and packout work using customer-supplied products and materials.
Our turnkey packaging solutions bring together packaging production, manual assembly, packout, kitting, rework, and project staging into a single operation. Customers can work with Atlas for the entire packaging program or use individual services based on the work they need completed.
Contract packaging can help when a project exceeds your available labor or floor space. It can also support product launches, retail programs, seasonal demand, inventory corrections, and projects that require more manual work than your production team can efficiently handle.
We have dedicated space for assembly, kitting, fulfillment, and packout projects. We can also scale staffing up or down based on project volume and timing, which helps us support large runs and short turnaround requirements.
Manual assembly can consume significant production time, particularly when a package includes inserts, dividers, trays, labels, accessories, or multiple components. At Atlas, we can complete this work before products arrive at your facility or as part of a full packout program.
Our assembly capabilities range from erecting simple cartons to building containers with inserts and assembling complete point-of-purchase displays. We can also complete product-related assembly for projects that involve little or no corrugated packaging.
Assembly services include:
Projects are completed according to the approved instructions, product configuration, and quantity requirements. This helps reduce manual work at your facility and allows your employees to remain focused on production and other core operations.
Packout involves placing finished products into the required carton, tray, display, kit, or retail configuration. We often receive products already sealed in their primary packaging and complete the secondary packaging required to prepare them for retail, distribution, or customer pickup.
We can manufacture the packaging as part of the program, but packaging production is not required for every assembly, kitting, fulfillment, or rework project. This flexibility allows Atlas to support programs even when corrugated manufacturing is not part of the project.
Packout services may include:
Products such as food, vitamins, personal-care items, and medical products must arrive sealed in their primary containers before entering our packout operation.
We manufacture custom corrugated point-of-purchase displays and can complete the assembly and product loading required for retail placement. This allows customers to manage display, packaging, assembly, and packout through a single supplier.
Our team can assemble counter displays, floor displays, sidekicks, power wings, pallet displays, and other retail structures. Customer products are then loaded according to the approved configuration, and the completed display can be packed into an outer shipper or prepared for pallet distribution.
Keeping these operations together helps maintain alignment between the display design and the packout process. Adjustments can be addressed without transferring the project between several unrelated suppliers.
Display assembly is one part of our contract packaging operation. We also handle kits, club packs, product assembly, rework, and other manual projects that do not involve point-of-purchase displays.
Kitting combines several products, parts, documents, labels, or accessories into one finished package. These projects often require careful organization and significant manual labor, particularly when each kit contains many SKUs or small components.
We build kits according to a defined bill of materials and packing specification. Our team can count, sort, arrange, and pack each required item, then add instructions, tags, paperwork, fasteners, or other supporting materials.
Kitting applications may include:
We can also design and manufacture the corrugated carton, insert, partition, tray, or crate components used in the kit.
Products sometimes require correction or modification after they have already been packaged, labeled, or palletized. A barcode may change, a retailer may request a different configuration, or inventory may need to be sorted and prepared for a new use.
We provide packaging rework services for labor-intensive corrections that are difficult to automate. Products and materials can be sent to our facility, where our team completes the required work based on the revised specifications.
Rework services include:
Customers may provide revised labels and barcodes, or Atlas can print them as part of the project when required. Each rework program is reviewed individually to determine the labor, materials, handling, and quality checks involved.
Kitting combines several products, parts, documents, labels, or accessories into one finished package. These projects often require careful organization and significant manual labor, particularly when each kit contains many SKUs or small components.
We build kits according to a defined bill of materials and packing specification. Our team can count, sort, arrange, and pack each required item, then add instructions, tags, paperwork, fasteners, or other supporting materials.
Kitting applications may include:
We can also design and manufacture the corrugated carton, insert, partition, tray, or crate components used in the kit.
Contract packaging can provide added capacity without requiring a long-term investment in labor, equipment, or floor space. It is often used when manual packaging work begins to interfere with production or when a company needs to complete a large project within a limited time.
Contract packaging services may be a good fit when:
The appropriate process depends on the product, quantity, materials, timeline, and final configuration. We review the project with you before recommending the labor, space, equipment, and packaging required.
Tell us what needs to be assembled, packed, kitted, labeled, sorted, staged, or reworked. Atlas will review the products, materials, quantities, schedule, and final configuration to determine the right process.
Contact Atlas Packaging & Displays to discuss contract packaging or turnkey packaging solutions and request a quote.
Contract packaging services are outsourced operations used to assemble products or packaging, create kits, pack products into cartons or displays, apply labels, rework inventory, or prepare products in a required retail or distribution configuration.
No. Many projects include packaging manufactured by Atlas, but packaging production is not required. Atlas also completes assembly, kitting, fulfillment, or rework projects where corrugated packaging is not part of the scope.
We can handle products that arrive sealed in their primary packaging. This may include food, vitamins, medical products, and other goods that require secondary packaging, kitting, labeling, or packout.
Atlas specializes in secondary packaging and contract packaging. Products must arrive filled and sealed in their primary containers before Atlas completes the assembly, kitting, packout, or rework.
Yes. Kitting is a core contract packaging capability. We can assemble projects containing several products, parts, printed materials, labels, accessories, and other components according to a defined bill of materials.
Yes. We manufacture the point-of-purchase display, assemble it, load it with customer products, and prepare the completed display for pickup or distribution.
Yes. Rework capabilities include repalletization, labeling, barcode application, sorting, gluing, taping, repacking, and other manual corrections.
We can scale our workforce based on project size and timing. Dedicated space and flexible staffing allow us to support large, seasonal, promotional, and time-sensitive programs.
