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VEGA Braille Icontrol lite Braille
Digital Braille printing and converting solution
Basic principles of Braille
- Developed in 1825 by the Frenchman Louis Braille
- 6 dots, arranged in two columns of three dots
- Some differences between the individual national languages
- Experienced readers can read 100 words per minute, readers who can see about 250 to 300 words per minute
EN 15823 as recommendation for the pharmaceutical and packaging industries
![VEGA Tetes de Brailles](https://www.smag-graphique.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/vega-Tetes-Brailles.jpg)
Principles of the Vega Braille developed with HHS Baumer technology XTEND 3
Principle of operation
- By means of head equipped with 6 electrically actuated valves, a low viscosity UV varnish is applied in dot form and raised on a substrate and subsequently cured.
- Each printing head can print 2 lines of Braille simultaneously, typeface Marburg Medium
- Application head can be temperature-controlled in order to regulate the varnish viscosity and keep it constant
UV varnish
- The UV varnish hardens by means of a chemical reaction (polymerization), excited by a UV lamp, to form a hard film.
- A servo compensation trolley, during the machine stop process, will pool the web back and forward under the UV section in order to have no waste.
Advantages
- Print on demand, no artwork or tooling
- Integrate software
- Fast Set up time and no waste…
![Tableau braille](https://www.smag-graphique.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/tableaubraille-1.jpg)
a : 2,5 mm – b : 2,5 mm – c : 6 mm between two characters – d : 12 mm hyphenation – e : 10 mm line spacing
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![VEGA braille Chariot de compensation](https://www.smag-graphique.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/vegabraille-Chariot-compensation.jpg)