Acceptance-criteria-driven sorting, containment, light assembly, relabel, repack, pack-out, and verification support for real production workflows.
SSI runs outsourced sorting and assembly work from Rockford, IL with defined criteria,
disciplined handling, verification checkpoints, labeling, pack-out, and predictable
finished output.
Sorting and assembly jobs quote fastest when the acceptance rules, handling steps,
output format, and timing are clear before the work reaches the floor.
Containment sorting and recovery
Best when the lot has suspect parts, mixed conditions, or pass/fail rules that need
controlled separation.
Defined acceptance criteria and defect classes
Mixed-part separation, cleanup, and recovery work
Packaging and output rules after sorting
Light assembly and kitting
Best when parts, labels, kits, or subassemblies need a repeatable build sequence and
finished-output check.
BOM, kit contents, or assembly sequence
Labeling, scan checks, counts, or weight checks
Finished output staged for the next handoff
Relabel, repack, and pack-out
Best when the product is already defined but needs organized labor, verification,
labeling, and packaging execution.
Relabel and repack instructions
Pack format, carton, case, or pallet output
Lot, date, scan, or handoff records when needed
Facility proof
Sorting and assembly work happens in a controlled Rockford workflow.
The video and facility views show incoming material, sorting activity, light assembly,
labeling, pack-out, and organized output staging.
Facility video showing sorting, verification, assembly, labeling, and staged output.
Organized intakeIncoming material is staged so the team can separate, build, label, or pack from a defined request.
Defined checksPass/fail criteria, assembly instructions, labels, and output counts guide the workflow.
Clean handoffFinished work is packed, labeled, staged, and communicated according to the scoped output.
Sorting and verification work with organized bins and a defined handling path.Assembly, labeling, pack-out, and finished output staged for the next step.
Control model
Keep labor-heavy work controlled from intake to handoff.
Confirm parts, photos, samples, quantities, timing, and routing.
2Criteria
Define pass/fail rules, assembly instructions, labels, and output format.
3Work cell
Set handling flow, workstations, bins, labels, and pack-out steps.
4Verify
Check sorted output, assembly state, counts, scans, or records as scoped.
5Handoff
Stage finished output with the agreed packaging, labels, and communication.
Quote package
Send the shortest brief that makes the work quotable.
Photos, samples, a simple spreadsheet, or a short video can be enough when the criteria,
quantity, timing, and finished-output expectation are clear.
For sorting
Part photos or samples
Pass/fail definition or defect classes
Lot size, volume, and turnaround target
Packaging requirements after sorting
Lot, date, scan, count, or log needs
For assembly
BOM, part list, or kit contents
Assembly sequence or work instructions
Labels, pack format, and finished-output requirements
Quantities and schedule expectation
Required checks, traceability, or handoff records
Sorting and assembly questions
Common sorting and assembly quote questions
Send photos or samples, quantities, timing, acceptance criteria, assembly or label
instructions, pack-out expectations, and any traceability or reporting needs.
Yes. SSI can review overflow, suspect-lot cleanup, containment sorting,
mixed-part separation, defect removal, and recovery work when the criteria and
output requirements can be defined.
SSI reviews light assembly, kitting, labeling, relabeling, repack, pack-out,
scan checks, count checks, and other defined labor workflows by request.
Job-specific checks, counts, scans, lot records, date records, or simple reporting
can be scoped when the customer or workflow requires a record trail.
SSI reviews the request, confirms whether it belongs in sorting, assembly, CNC, or
another SSI path, then follows up on missing details before quoting next steps.
Start with the shortest useful brief.
Send the photos, quantities, timing, criteria, or instructions SSI should route from.