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PRESTOBRAILLE SIGNMAKER    

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Picture of PRESTOBRAILLE SIGNMAKER The PrestoBraille Signmaker is a braille printer designed to produce Braille books and other documents at high speeds for individuals who are blind. This printer in particular is ideal for large signmakers who need Braille in the shortest form possible, but stamped through very thick materials. The industrial-strength signmaker is powered by compressed air. The message can be up to 30 characters long in the standard Library of Congress template and up to 24 characters long in the optional California ADA template. DIMENSIONS: Overall size: 38.6 x 13.9 x 24 inches. Working surface area: 35.8 x 24 inches. WEIGHT: 150 pounds.

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This product record was updated on July 27, 2009.

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Enabling Technologies

1601 Northeast Braille Place
Jensen Beach, Florida 34957
United States
Telephone: 800-777-DOTS (3687) or 772-225-DOTS (3687).
Fax: 772-225-FAXX (3299) or 800-950-DOTS (3687).
Web: http://www.brailler.com.
Email: sales-usa@brailler.com.


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