ADA Signs

Techno CNC Braille Tool

Implement eliminate manual Braille-ball insertion, saves times, company reports

Published

14 years ago

August 6, 2010

Signs of the Times August 2010 Issue

Techno Inc. (New Hyde Park, NY) is presenting its Braille-insertion tool to facilitate ADA-compliant sign production. The tool, which may be used with any CNC router, eliminates the need to manually insert Braille balls. Holes may be drilled and Braille balls inserted in seconds, the company reports, and users can nest multiple signs together to enhance efficiency.

The Braille kit includes a drill bit with acrylic and stainless-steel, Braille balls. Techno Inc. sells the tools through its cutting tools e-store.

(800) 819-3366; www.techno-isel.com/CNC_Routers/braille_insertion_tool.htm

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