[Alpha Cellulose] Nice Quality worth it...it doesnt dissapoint me with my jobs in ids.... ive been ordering this at BNH for 4 years.

[Matte] I have a PacificImage PS5000 slide scanner. This tray is needed to scan cardboard slides. Trying to scan slides with a regular tray (comes in white color for Braun) is frustrating as the slides will constantly jam. This tray (comes in gray color for Braun) has a ridge added into the slide slot which means less wiggle room for the slide to move around and cause a jam.


If you have old glass slides, or cardboard slides with an aluminum frame, then the regular tray works fine. But for cardboard or plastic slides, you need this tray.

[Alpha Cellulose] If you play music live and really need reliable gear, your output jack is always the weak link in your expensive system. In the heat of playing don't you always step on your cable? Yes, you do. The switchcraft long panel mount jack can take the beating, yes, you will have to replace it every 1-2 years- I said years not months like most cheap output jacks. I have to replace mine every year-but, before I found the awsome panel mount, I replaced my jacks every 2 months or sooner. Do yourself a favor- don't be cheap- spring for the good stuff- this is the good stuff.....

[300 gsm] This unit works for 1.8 mm cardboard slides and the slides are more stable in this unit that in the delivered slide tray.

[300 gsm] I used a 1922 Austrian woodblock print as the background for a business card. Inbe Thick is about 32 lb paper, the thickest that will go through my b&w laser printer. I've printed on it, torn it, soaked it in water. Its very strong, it tears cleanly and it has a superb subtle, very subtle, texture and its smooth and feels really good. Awagami is a special company. They have about twenty different papers made just for digital printing. Inbe is the whitest. Theres no bleach or brighteners. B&h delivered twenty pages of thick inbe for a little less than forty dollars. I've made a commitment to have Awagami paper.

[300 gsm] I bought this after using the magazine that came with the PowerSlide X scanner. This one is far superior for 2mm slides. The tabs on each side of the slots works superb! No jams, each to put in and out.
If you want a good experience with scanning with this machine, this magazine is the answer!

[Single] I bought this as a replacement for the tray that came with the
Pacific Image Powerslide X Plus Scanner. The original tray was designed for glass-mounts, and allows cardboard-mounts to flop around too much, resulting in constant jams. I haven't had a single jam with this tray.

[Matte] This tray is a must if you plan on scanning thin standard slides on the PowerSlide X Plus scanner. The included tray only works with thick or coated slides (and after scanning over 2k slides i have not seen a thick slide yet).

[300 gsm] The jack replaced an identical looking jack. It fixed the problem. Now time will tell.

[Matte] This tray has solved my problems with feeding cardboard mounted slides to my PIE PowerSlideX. No feed problems with this tray at all.