Product overview
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Model Name/Number |
Braille Paper from Saksham (Pack of Hundred) |
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Brand |
Saksham |
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Number of Sheets |
100 |
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Type |
Cut Sheet |
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Dimensions |
12 inches long 9 inches wide |
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Additional Features |
Its increased weight: 144 GSM (grams per square meter), will result in increased thickness and durability compared to traditional paper. This increased thickness can help the paper hold the shape of Braille dots better, making them more distinct and readable for individuals who are visually impaired. Additionally, the sturdier paper can withstand the embossing process better, reducing the likelihood of holes or other damage occurring during the production of Braille documents Since it is a Cut sheet paper, it does not have perforated edges. This can be advantageous for certain applications where clean edges are desired, such as binding documents, as it eliminates the need to tear off perforated edges |
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MRP |
INR 205 |
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Weight of Single Sheet |
144 GMS |
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SKU |
EE/BL/02 |
Who this product may help
This product is intended for blind and low-vision learners, Braille users, educators, families and organisations comparing tactile learning or writing resources. Individual needs and techniques vary, so review the confirmed details above and seek appropriate training or professional guidance where relevant.
What to confirm before ordering
- Braille language or grade, subject and intended learning level where relevant
- Dimensions, material, page count or cell layout
- Items included and any slate, stylus, frame or embosser compatibility
- Instructions, replacement parts and classroom quantity requirements
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Institutional and bulk enquiries
Schools, colleges, libraries, NGOs, employers, rehabilitation centres and government organisations can request a quotation for quantity requirements. Include the product name, expected quantity, delivery location and any accessibility or documentation questions.