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From classic to cool: Six ways the SMART Brailler facilitates braille learning
Early adopters of the SMART Brailler have become speedy achievers at the Florida School for the Deaf and Blind
The Perkins Brailler has been the most widely used mechanical braille writer in the world since its invention in 1951. With over 70 years of craftsmanship, the brailler stands the test of time with a resilient metal casing and a closed body architecture that limits dust accumulation.
Whether you’re learning to read braille or working on a complex math equation, the Perkins Brailler was built to accommodate a range of uses. The wide paper length, full margin adjustment and fast response time between typing and output allows for versatile, lifelong use.
Round paper-feed knobs enable easy paper loading and unloading and an audible bell provides an end of line warning, while key design allows for ease of typing.
Metal casing, closed body architecture (limiting dust accumulation), and over 66 years of craftsmanship, resulting in a resilient product.
Produces braille that conforms to the American National Library Service for the Blind Size and Spacing Standard.
Full right and left margin adjustments to accommodate any paper size and line centering enables the user to braille varying size documents, such as letters, reports, school work, complex math output, note cards and recipes.
Includes a metal carrying handle for easy transportation, as well as a leather dust cover for protection when not in use.
Includes a user manual in both print and braille along with a one-year warranty. Repair training and service centers throughout the world ensure that any problem with your product is resolved quickly.
A variety of Brailler models provide additional features.
Download user manuals and locate repair specialists.
Step-by-step instructions for doing your own basic cleaning, oiling and general maintenance to keep your Brailler in top shape.
Dr. William Rowland Former President, World Blind Union“The Perkins Brailler is the best machine ever invented to teach students braille.”
Early adopters of the SMART Brailler have become speedy achievers at the Florida School for the Deaf and Blind
There are currently four variations of the Perkins Brailler available:
It is important to load the paper properly into the brailler. Otherwise, it will appear to be jammed and will not work.
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