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From: Chip.Orange@f778.n115.z1.fidonet.org (Chip Orange)
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Subject: Re: braille printer
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Date: 13 Feb 90 15:14:20 GMT
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Tom,
     If by production you mean constant large amounts of braille material 
to be printed, you should perhaps look at the next higher class of 
braille printers rated for such work.  I have the TRI-170 from enabling 
technologies for 170 characters per second and high-volume output.  It 
along with it's main competator made by Teel run around $12000 to $15000. 
 Enabling technologies has an even higher-speed higher volume braille 
printer which can print on both sides of the paper simultaneously called 
the TED, but I have no idea of the cost.
  
     Chip Orange

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