Index Everest Braille embosser

Description

Double and Single Sided Embosser for Cut Sheet Paper

This embosser is unique in its class. The Index Everest is a double-sided (interpoint) and single-sided fast Braille embosser, with stable handling of cut sheet paper at an economic price. It is easy to use and produces very high-quality Braille, making the Everest by far the most-used embosser of its kind for printing Braille on single sheets.

The Braille printout from Everest is ready to be used immediately. Compare this with a traditional Braille embosser where the continuous fan-fold embossed paper has to be separated, and the sprocket-holes have to be removed.

Stable Paper Handling

The Everest sheet feeder is very stable, with a fault frequency below 5 sheets per 1000 when correctly installed and using suitable paper. To maintain stable paper handling, it is necessary to clean the pick-up rollers regularly

Load with Seventy Sheets

The sheet feeder can be loaded with up to 70 sheets of Braille paper; you can adjust the intake to the paper size you are using. The advantage of this large paper magazine is that Everest can emboss for more than half an hour before you need to refill.

High-Volume Operation

The Everest model 2002, with improved hammers, maintains the print head temperature below 37°C (99°F) during continuous Braille production. This makes the Everest even more suitable for large volume production.

Speech Guided User Interface

Everest is controlled by an ink and Braille-labeled front panel. Combined with the speech feedback, it is easy to install and operate by blind and sighted users alike.

Professional Sheet Feeder

The sheet feeder can easily be adjusted for different paper sizes. Moving the margin guides to the correct position and locking them sets the width. Automatic sensing of a reference page sets the page length. It can safely handle most types of paper quality from copy paper to card stock paper.

Braille Quality

The Braille quality of the Everest is one of the best on the market. It has well-formed dots that will last for a long time even if thin "copy paper" is used. The design of the forming procedure reduces the risk of holes or cracked dots. A cracked dot has a limited lifetime. The capability of producing Braille on thinner paper is an important step in reducing costs and is also environmentally beneficial.

Noise Level

The noise level of Everest is lower than that of most Braille embossers on the market. Using Everest together with the optional Everest Acoustic Hood reduces the noise to a level below what is normally acceptable in offices. The optimized professional design makes maintenance accessible and easy all around the world.

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