Handheld Braille Labeler
of jam; cans of soup; bottles of medicine; boxes of cereal; buttons on appliances ... the list is endless. Without a Braille label; blind people have to ask sighted friends to read print labels on such items. CD and DVD cases; files; credit cards ... all these have print labels that can't be read by blind folks. But now you can make Braille labels of your own with our Braille label gun; giving blind people unparalleled independence and freedom. What's more; there is no other device available for under a thousand dollars which someone with no knowledge of Braille can use to print Braille. This means that a sighted person who knows nothing of Braille can still use this labeler to write quick Braille notes; sign greeting cards; add Braille to To and From tags; even spruce up class projects on the Braille system or Helen Keller ... The list goes on and on. Our Braille labeler measures less than ten inches long; four inches wide; and stands about two inches tall. To use it; simply hold the unit in one hand; while spinning the dial with the other to select the correct letter. Squeeze the handle; and that letter is instantly embossed in Braille on the tape. And when finished; just cut; peal and stick on your new Braille label. It's that easy. This Braille label maker can emboss Braille on 3/8" or 1/2" vinyl labeling tape (one roll of half-inch tape is included in the package free of charge). The upper rim of the dial is embossed in Braille so blind people can make up their own labels; while the lower rim is marked with regular print so sighted friends can help. The dial features the complete alphabet; the number sign; most commonly used Grade 2 Braille contractions; and many punctuation marks. And last but not least; the built-in tape-cutter not only cuts the label off perfectly straight; but you'll also get an easy-peel tab to boot. Our Braille labeler is portable; convenient; and practical - a must at home; work or school. Making up Braille labels has never been easier!