The faster sleeve demo starts with somebody else's tray work

It was leaning in a worn pocket, within the trays our operator currently accepts. The FR10 demonstration used a new insert. That difference wasn't mentioned in my first comparison.

We priced fresh inserts for a transfer proposal and nearly forgot that someone had to identify and replace the old ones, so include that changeover work if new inserts are a real option.

And ask your tray supplier whether those inserts fit all the trays you actually own.

We sampled our tray stock. Two tray variants need different inserts, and the replacement cost is now quoted. Both suppliers have repeated the comparison with identified trays, including one exchange and the same receiving arrangement.

Which option left the operator with less work over the whole comparison?

The new-insert option handled the sleeves more consistently, but preparing and exchanging the inserts used the saving on this order. We haven't dropped it; it may suit repeated orders better. I have removed my original speed ranking.

Thanks for the awkward-sleeve detail. That makes the original films much easier to understand.

Can the operator identify the two insert variants without trying them in a tray?