Braille products
Dymo braille labellers, Perkins braillers, and slates are used to produce braille. Accessories include extension keys, stylus, ring binder for braille paper, and braille labels. Regular and pocket plastic NZ$ noteguages with the different denominations in braille.
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Braille labeller
A hand-held plastic braille labeller which embosses onto 12mm dymo labelling tape.
$123 / $26 (Subsidised members) More »
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Braille NZ$ Notegauge
A plastic notegauge to measure NZ dollar notes in denominations of $5, $10, $20,$50 & $100.
$6 / $6 (Subsidised members) More »
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Braille paper, heavy grade
There are currently two sizes of heavy grade braille paper. These are the A4 and the Classic Perkins Brailler size (11" x 11½")
$104 / $11 (Subsidised members) More »
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Braille paper, light grade
There are currently two sizes of light grade braille paper. These are the A4 and the Classic Perkins size (11" x 11
$114 / $12 (Subsidised members) More »
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Braille paper, tractor fed for computer/embosser
A box of 1000 sheets of 140 gsm tractor fed braille paper for use with braille embossers.
$147 / $16 (Subsidised members) More »
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Braille slate, metal, 25x1 cell
An aluminium braille slate.This slate is a single row of 25 cells.
$49 / $36 (Subsidised members) More »
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Braille slate, plastic, 28x4 cell
A light-weight plastic braille slate. Twenty eight cells across and four lines down a page.
$31 / $20 (Subsidised members) More »
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Dymo adaptor for the Classic Perkins brailler
This steel dymo adaptor is used with the 12mm dymo tape for the brailling of labels etc.
$124 / $23 (Subsidised members) More »
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Dymo aluminium tape
This 12mm aluminium labelling tape has a polished finish and has an adhesive backing.
$19 / $14 (Subsidised members) More »
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Dymo magnetic tape
The reusable 12mm magnetic labelling tape can be applied to most metal surfaces. Fits the standard dymo braille labeller.
$21 / $19 (Subsidised members) More »
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