Weighs 232 lb.Īmerican Thermoform: $25,000 Braillo 450 S2 (American Thermoform)Ĭonsidered the “big brother” of the Braillo 300 S2. Can produce either six or eight dot braille and use braille paper in a variety of formats. Irie-AT: $3,595 Braillo 300 S2 (American Thermoform)Įmbosses interpoint braille at 300 CPS (900 pages per hour) and 10 to 42 characters per line with 168 electro-isolated printing systems. Allows users to send data to the embosser through their mobile devices. Has the ability to produce high-resolution graphics. Weighs 20 lb.Įmbosses interpoint braille on tractor-fed paper at 120 character per second. Sheet-fed can braille smaller items such as business cards and labels. Also has the capability to emboss tactile graphics. Weighs 950 lb.Įnabling Technologies: contact for pricing BrailleSheet 120Įmbosses interpoint braille. Designed to be a high-production embosser.
New England Low Vision: $16,995 Braille Place (Enabling Technologies)Įmbosses interpoint braille at 300 CPS (approximately 1,000 pages per hour) and 45 characters per line. Weighs 50 lb.Įnabling Technologies: contact for pricing
Comes with ET Speaks and an external speech synthesizer that provides spoken menus and feedback. Irie AT: $1,495–3,243 Braille Express 150Įmbosses interpoint braille at 150 CPS and 44 characters per line. Users can add wireless embossers through GoBraille. Humanware: contact for pricing Braille BuddyĮmbosses single-sided braille at 25 CPS. Uses single sheets of paper instead of tractor-fed paper. Also has the capability to create tactile graphics. Has menu buttons with print and braille description as well as speech feedback in multiple languages. Comes with a sound buffering cabinet to reduce noise output.
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Equipped with wireless and Bluetooth capability, the ability to emboss material from a USB drive, and the capability to automatically translate text items into braille. Has a graphic printing capacity of 50 DPI. In addition to embossing on braille paper, is capable of brailling labels, business cards, and other media. Weighs 2 lb.Įnabling Technologies: contact for pricing BrailleBox (Index Braille)Įmbosses interpoint braille at 300 CPS (approximately 1,000 pages per hour) on braille paper up to 17 by 11 inches in size. Comes with the Braille Labeler Utility, which translates text into braille and sends it to the labeler. BL-1000 Braille Labeler (Enabling Technologies)Ĭreates sturdy, transparent labels with Windows-based computers and is compatible with screen-reading software. Speed of printing, line width, and weight of braille paper are all differentiating factors for embossers. Braille embossers can emboss single-sided or double-sided (called interpoint) and can produce 6- or 8-dot braille. Contentsīraille embossers emboss information that they receive from computers, braille notetakers, mobile devices, or USB flash drives onto specialized heavyweight paper. Note: CPS means Characters Per Second DPI means Dots Per Inch. Items listed are not part of the National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled program, and their listing does not imply endorsement.
Please contact the vendors directly to verify current prices and product specifications. Prices given are subject to change without notice and do not include shipping and handling or other charges that may be incurred. A selection of references and resources is provided as well. In addition, it discusses specialized braille paper, braille translation software, and sources to purchase these items. It also lists the vendors who sell braille embossing appliances. This publication provides an alphabetical listing of braille embossers currently available for sale. They can be for personal use at home, the office, or mass production. Similar to ink printers, braille embossers emboss braille characters onto paper for tactile reading by a blind reader.
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