MGD Industrial

Capability specification

What the line does, and what it costs you not to use it.

One dedicated contract packaging line for multi-component hardware kits — counted, checkweighed, coded, and packed out. Components you supply, or components we source.

What hand-counting actually costs you.

Outsourcing it is ordinary contract packaging work — most of what we run is cabinet hardware kitting and fastener bagging for plants across Wisconsin and the upper Midwest.

Labor you can't get back

Hand-counting ties a person to work that adds nothing to the part. Typically $0.20–$0.40 per bag in loaded labor before anything goes wrong.

Miscounts ship

A short count doesn't stop at your dock — it reaches the customer as an incomplete assembly kit. The replacement, the freight, and the phone call all cost more than the bag.

Floor space that isn't yours

Bins, benches, and staging consume square footage you bought for production. Kitting is a process most plants inherited, not one they chose.

Capability specification

The line, on paper.

One dedicated contract packaging line for multi-component hardware kits. Everything below is what the co-packing service actually delivers — counted, checkweighed, coded, and packed out.

Line
Feiyu FY-420A vertical form-fill-seal, six independent vibratory bowl feeders
Counting
Fiber-optic counting system, 99.5% count accuracy standard
Components per bag
Up to 6 discrete components, counted simultaneously
Bag envelope
50–300 mm length × 50–200 mm width
Film
PE / PP-CPP / PA-PE / PET-PE, 420 mm max web width
Sustained rate
600–720 bags/hour depending on bag size and component count
Coding
Markem-Imaje SmartDate X40 thermal transfer overprinter — lot codes, date codes, part numbers, and barcodes
Verification
Inline checkweigher, 100% of bags
Parts handled
Fastener kitting and fastener bagging — screws, bolts, nuts, washers, cam locks, dowels, shelf pins, brackets, clips, bushings, o-rings
Component supply
Customer-supplied components or MGD-sourced

The floor

And on the floor.

Six vibratory bowl feeders drop into one vertical form-fill-seal bagger in Kaukauna, Wisconsin. No stock photography — this is the line your kits run on.

The automated kitting line running at MGD Industrial Corporation in Kaukauna.

Distributor since 2000

We can supply the hardware too.

MGD has been a fastener and MRO distributor since 2000. Most contract packagers can only bag what you send them. Most fastener suppliers can only ship you loose parts in a box. MGD does both — source the components, count them, bag them, code them, and deliver kits to your line on one purchase order.

Keep buying your own hardware if you prefer; the line runs customer-supplied parts either way. One vendor, one PO, one invoice, one point of accountability — and the same custom assortments we already hand-build, now at production scale.