Braille Embossers/Printers

Please browse our listing of Braille embossers. Select a product link to view additional information as well as pricing and purchase options. The Braille embossers listed below are grouped alphabetically by manufacturer and categorized as tactile graphics capable, double-sided or single-sided embossers.

Double-Sided (interpoint) Braille Embossers

• ET Braille Embosser
• Juliet Classic Braille Embosser
• Juliet Pro Braille Embosser
• Juliet Pro 60 Braille Embosser
• BookMaker Braille Embosser
• Braille Express 100 Braille Embosser
• Braille Express 150 Braille Embosser

Single-Sided Braille Embossers

• Marathon Braille Embosser
• Romeo 25 Braille Embosser
• Romeo Attaché Braille Embosser
• Romeo Attaché Pro Braille Embosser
• Romeo Pro 50 Braille Embosser
• Thomas Braille Embosser
• Thomas Pro Braille Embosser

Tactile Graphics Braille Embossers

• Audio Graphing Calculator (AGC)
• Emprint SpotDot (Ink and Braille)
• Tiger Cub Braille Embosser
• Tiger Cub Jr. Braille Embosser
• Tiger Max Braille Embosser
• Tiger Pro Braille Embosser
• Tiger Pro Ink Attachment (Ink and Braille)
  

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• Mount Batten Learning System (for Children)
• Pictures in a Flash (for graphics)

Tactile Graphics

Blind people are routinely provided with text materials in braille, audio or large print, but the pictures, diagrams and maps (collectively "graphics") which accompany the text materials are often omitted or only very briefly described.

With a Tactile Graphics embosser visual graphics can be very effectively converted into raised images (tactile graphics), even for the highly graphical information contained in scientific materials and maps, and can be a very valuable resource. For example, a tactile image of a city map could provide very helpful orientation information to a visually impaired person trying to learn how to get around in their new surroundings. Another example would be allowing a visually impaired math student to "see" what a sine wave looks like by feeling a tactile graphic representation of a sine wave.

Double-Sided or Single-Sided Embossers

A Double-Sided Braille Embosser has the capabilities of embossing Braille on the front and back of each sheet of paper. This reduces the amount of paper used to create a document by half, verses a Single Sided Braille Embosser. Double sided Braille reduces the number of pages and weight of the finished document for those who need to carry their work with them, such as students, and for those who ship their finished document, such as a small business.

A Single-Sided Braille Embosser is ideal for those who need or want to have the capabilities of producing a Braille document, but on a smaller scale than daily embossing like a Double Sided Braille Embosser user. If space is an issue, Single Sided Braille Embossers are compact as well as transportable.