Companies regularly face temporary peaks in packaging, assembly, or manual finishing without wanting to hire additional staff.
De Kemphaan addresses this with flexible, manual tasks within the Projects division. Scalable solutions for simple assignments are available from €0.10 per piece.
Why outsource simple tasks?
Manual work such as gluing, folding, sorting, or filling does not require complex machinery, but it does require reliable capacity. With 180 employees, large volumes can be started up quickly, with consistent quality and a smooth turnaround time.
Our organization combines social employment with professional production, allowing companies not only to scale flexibly but also to contribute to an inclusive labor market.
Our specialties
Filling retail boxes
Setting up cardboard boxes or bags, weighing or counting if necessary, filling them with products, and preparing them for placement in stores.
Practical example: Folding and filling 'Kwak' boxes for shops and large-scale distribution.
Hardware and component bags
Packaging components into bags, with or without header cards or labels.
Practical example: Assembling and sealing bags with foam components punched by us for a window manufacturer.
Labeling and stickering
Applying labels or stickers to products or packaging, including quality control.
Practical example: Providing punched placemats with a barcode label, ready for retail sale.
Assembly of components
Fine folding, creasing, stapling, removing threads, or other precise manual finishes to guarantee a neat presentation.
Practical example: Assembling bird spikes.
Manual finishing
Fine folding or creasing, stapling, removing threads, or other precise manual finishes to guarantee a neat presentation.
Practical example: For YKK, employees remove loose threads from zippers in large volumes, providing an efficient and high-quality step in their production process.
Promotional and gift packaging
Assembling promotional and year-end packaging, goodie bags, and gift boxes for marketing campaigns and retail promotions.
Practical example: Weighing and filling personalized (paint) tins with candy.
Gluing or bundling samples
Assembling color samples, material samples, or textile samples into fans, folders, binders, or displays. Including checking and sorting by size, color, or type.
Practical example: After die-cutting, gluing the color samples into a folder and preparing them for shipment.
Simple assembly
Assembling and finishing products: filling cushions, thermal welding of covers, lining walls, letters or displays, placing clips, fasteners, or small components.
Practical example: Covering moss walls and moss letters.
MAILINGS
Personalizable publications and mailings, from packaging printed matter and samples to assembling shipments.
Practical example: For Studio Flash, we distribute their collection of Letterpress greeting cards from our warehouse.
Packaging and shipping preparation
Weighing, bundling, packaging, and palletizing products for efficient logistics.
Practical example: For a retailer, their corporate clothing is neatly stored, labeled, and shipped to new employees.
Additional possibilities
When projects require it, assignments can also be combined with other expertise within the company, such as die-cutting and processing cardboard or textiles, confection and stitching, but enclaves (supervised teams on-site at companies) are also possible when work must structurally take place on location.
What does this mean for your company?
✔ Flexible: scale up and down quickly without fixed personnel costs
✔ Local & reliable: production in Belgium
✔ Quality control: visual checks and consistent finishing
✔ Social impact: creating work for people distanced from the labor market
Want to know what is possible for your project?
Email info@dekemphaan.be or call +32 52 49 94 40.
