Relabelling and kitting support in Tokyo
Stickers to apply, labels to replace, light items to combine into sets: we do it for a fixed price per batch, to your sample.
The sample is the specification
A finished sample is clearer than any description. Give us one completed item or kit, or a photograph with measurements marked: which label goes where, which way it faces, how far from the edge, and what is covered or not covered. The team makes the first piece, sends you a photograph by message, and waits for approval. Only then does the batch start, which removes the risk of five hundred pieces finished the wrong way.
Labels you supply, content you control
The label content is yours: product names, barcodes, price, importer details and anything else the label must say. We apply labels that you supply or print and place them as you instruct. We do not write label text or judge whether a label meets any regulation, and we say so before starting. If something on a supplied label looks inconsistent with the sample, the supervisor points it out and waits for your answer instead of applying it.
Covering or removing the old label
Many tasks start with removing or covering an existing label. Overlaying with a new sticker, peeling off an old one cleanly, or covering a barcode so it cannot be read by mistake are all common. Tell us which applies to which item. We test on one piece to confirm the old label comes off without marking the item or the packaging, and if it cannot be done safely, we tell you rather than risk damaging the batch.
Kitting: putting separate items into one set
Kitting means gathering several light items into a defined set: a starter pack, a gift set, a sample bundle, a replacement parts bag. You give us the contents list, the quantity per kit, the bag or box, any leaflet to include and how it is sealed. The team lays out the components in the order of the list, so each kit is complete, and the supervisor checks a sample of finished kits against the list at intervals.
Counting so the totals add up
Kitting uses stock from several lines, so the numbers matter. We agree the starting stock and count the components that go in, and the report states how many kits were made, how many components remain and whether anything was short or damaged. If a component runs out partway, the team stops that kit type and tells you, rather than making incomplete kits to keep the numbers moving.
How a contracted task works for labelling and kitting
You define the task, the sample, the quantity, the deadline and the quality standard. Our supervisor directs the team on site, solves the small practical problems that arise and answers for the result. Your staff do not instruct individual team members, and we are not placed under your direction. The price is fixed per batch or agreed period and is confirmed by message before work begins, so the cost does not creep as the pile grows.
A price from the sample and the count
To price this kind of task we need a photograph of the sample, the number of pieces, whether goods are loose or boxed, the deadline and an idea of the space. We reply within one hour with a fixed price. If you decide to change the sample after the quote, tell us by message and we agree the effect on the price before the team continues.
Finished pieces: packed so they stay finished
A label applied perfectly can be rubbed off in the next carton. After the work, the team packs finished pieces as you instruct, whether back into the original carton, into new outer boxes or into trays for the next step, and marks each carton with the count and the batch. Where stickers need time to settle, tell us, and the supervisor arranges the stacking so that fresh labels are not pressed or creased. The photograph of a closed carton is part of the report.
When the sample and the goods disagree
Sometimes the sample cannot be followed exactly: the sticker does not fit on a curved surface, a bag is too small for the full set, or a barcode would cover the product name. The team stops, photographs the issue and sends it to you by message with a suggested adjustment. You choose, and the supervisor applies your choice to the whole batch. We would rather pause for a message than finish a batch that looks different from what you approved.
Small items, light sets, simple tools
The work involves light items and hand tools: stickers, bags, boxes, tape, simple sealers. We do not run production lines, operate machinery or work on electrical items that must be opened or assembled technically. Kits that need a licence, such as food items or regulated pharmaceuticals, are outside what we do, and so are hazardous or temperature-controlled goods. If your set includes anything of this kind, we say so rather than guess.
Reporting and putting it right
After the batch, the supervisor sends a report by message with photographs of finished pieces, counts and any exceptions. If something is not to the agreed standard and you report it within 24 hours, we correct it at no extra cost. We follow your site safety rules as briefed to our supervisor, accept requests at any hour, and reply within one hour. The work is carried out with our operations partner, Global Access Co., Ltd., in the 23 wards and surrounding prefectures.
How it works
Tell us the task
Describe the work, the quantity, the place and the deadline. Photos help.
We confirm by message
We reply within 1 hour with whether we can take it on and a fixed price.
Our supervisor leads the team
The team arrives with a supervisor who directs the work and is accountable for the result.
Check and report
We report when the work is complete, and put right anything reported within 24 hours.
Frequently asked questions
Do you start before I approve the first piece?
No. The team makes the first piece, sends you a photograph by message and waits for your approval before the batch starts.
Can you remove old barcode stickers?
Yes, where they come off cleanly. We test on one piece first and tell you if it cannot be done safely.
Do you check that my labels meet regulations?
No. The content is yours. We apply labels as instructed and point out anything that looks inconsistent with your sample.
What if a component runs short during kitting?
The team stops that kit type and tells you, rather than making incomplete kits.
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