The 6dot Braille Label Maker is a versatile and user-friendly device designed to meet the needs of both Braille readers and non-Braille users alike.  This label maker provides a seamless solution for creating high-quality Braille labels with ease. Its ergonomic design and advanced features make it perfect for use in various settings, from home to the classroom. With options for both Braille and QWERTY typing, the 6dot Braille Label Maker is a valuable tool for enhancing accessibility and organization.

Features

• Ergonomic Design: Portable and easy to use anywhere.
• Built-in Braille Keyboard: Supports all grades of Braille in virtually every language.
• Powered Embossing: Produces high-quality Braille labels for easy reading and durability.
• Automatic Scoring and Cutting: Provides clean label cuts without the need for scissors.
• QWERTY Keyboard Connectivity: Allows non-Braille users to generate labels.
• Dual Power Options: AC/DC adapters or battery-powered for flexible use.
• Compatible with Standard 3/8 inch (9mm) Vinyl Embossing Tape: DYMO tape is recommended for best results.

Age Range: Suitable for users of all ages who require Braille labels for various applications.

What’s In The Box

• 6dot Braille Label Maker
• Power Adapter
• 10 Rolls of DYMO Embossing Tape
• 1 Year Warranty & 100% U.S.-Based Support

Optional Accessories: 

• Optional: QWERTY Keyboard
• Optional: USB Adapter for Keyboard
• Optional: Carrying Case
• Optional: Additional embossing tape, available in black, blue, and clear. 

How To Use It

1. Set Up: Ensure the label maker is on a stable surface or secured in an approved case. Load a roll of 3/8-inch-wide embossing label tape into the tape door.
2. Power On: Flip the power switch to the "On" position.
3. Type Your Label: Use the built-in Braille keyboard or connect a USB keyboard to type your label.
4. Print and Cut: The label will print as you type. Press the round rubber enter/cut button to automatically cut the label.
5. Apply: Peel off the label backing and apply it to a clean, dry, smooth surface.
6. Renewing the Tape: When tape runs out, replace it by opening the tape door, removing the empty roll, and loading a new roll of tape.