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Azonprinter Edge UV Braille

Layers of gloss and white ink create textures, raised designs and Braille text.

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2 years ago

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May 27, 2023

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Signs of the Times Staff

Meeting ADA standards and building up to five layers in one pass with Avery Dennison inks, the A3 desktop-sized unit can print up to 5.12 in. high, making it the manufacturer’s smallest UV model. Layers of gloss and white ink create textures, raised designs and Braille text.

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