HarishAllen0315 · 14 Mar 2026, 00:37 UTC
Your normal packed cartons, not a new smooth example with your logo on it.
9 pointsAre they proposing to move the tape or change the carton?
3 pointsNo packaging change in the offer. I sent ordinary packed examples from both finishes, with the seams left as supplied.
5 pointsGood. Ask them to report the awkward result as well as the successful one. If one construction is excluded, that is a scope decision somebody at your end must make.
17 pointsInclude preparation and the receiving task in the comparison. A pickup that needs somebody to flatten each top can change the staffing assumption.
4 pointsOne finish passed their initial holding check. The other did not maintain the required hold over its seam. They offered a revised contact arrangement, not extra carton preparation.
1 pointsDoes the new arrangement fit the receiving space?
20 pointsThe first revision did not. Its wider body conflicted with our receiving guide. They have withdrawn that revision and are checking a different layout of contacts.
12 pointsThat is why the destination belongs in the trial. Are they keeping both board finishes in the next comparison, Harish?
5 pointsYes, with the original seams and contents. The new proposed outline clears the guide in the combined drawing, but the physical comparison is not complete.
11 pointsKeep the planned order quantity beside the eventual preparation and changeover timing. A promising sample result does not supply those labour figures.
12 pointsWho will handle a failed pickup in the proposed job?
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