Braillo Braille Printers
A braille printer, also called a braille embosser, produces raised dots on paper that can be read by touch. Braillo manufactures a complete range of production braille printers designed for sustained, high-volume output. Each model is engineered to deliver consistent braille quality, reliable operation, and long-term performance in demanding production environments.
From entry-level production printers to fully automated braille publishing solutions, Braillo braille printers are built to meet the requirements of organizations producing braille at scale. Braillo is the only manufacturer offering true production braille printers across all braille paper formats: continuous (tractor-fed), roll-fed, and cut-sheet.
Compare all seven Braillo models by speed, paper format, and automation, or request braille printer pricing.
Braillo 300 S2
300 characters per second on continuous paper—an entry point into production braille.
Braillo 450 S2
450 characters per second on continuous paper for growing braille production teams.
Braillo 600 S2
600 characters per second on continuous paper, with an upgrade path to the roll-fed 600 SR2.
Braillo 400 CS2
400 characters per second—the only production cut-sheet braille embosser capable of multiple layouts.
Braillo 600 SR2
600 characters per second on roll-fed paper, with automatic cutting and stacking.
Braillo 650 SW2
650 characters per second on roll-fed paper for semi-automated book and magazine production.
Braillo 650 SF2
650 characters per second on roll-fed paper for fully automated braille book production.
A Complete Production Braille Printer Lineup
Each Braillo braille printer is designed for a specific role within braille production, allowing organizations to select the right solution based on output volume, workflow, and paper format.
The Braillo 300 S2, 450 S2, and 600 S2 support continuous (tractor-fed) braille paper and provide reliable, sustained production across a range of volumes.
The Braillo 400 CS2 introduces cut-sheet braille production at true production speeds, supporting flexible document formats including books, magazines, and standard front/back output.
The Braillo 600 SR2, 650 SW2, and 650 SF2 utilize roll-fed braille paper to support extended operation, higher-volume output, and automated production workflows.
Together, these models provide a clear and scalable path from entry into production braille printing through fully automated braille publishing, without compromising performance or braille quality.
Learn why Braillo braille printers are the leading production printers below. Here is a detailed description of what makes a production braille printer.
Every Braillo braille embosser includes a Duxbury Braille Translator (DBT) software license for both creating and translating documents into braille.
Built for Sustained Production
Braillo high speed braille printers are designed specifically for continuous operation in high-demand environments. They are built to run for extended periods while maintaining consistent output, ensuring reliable performance over time.
Unlike desktop braille printers intended for intermittent use, Braillo braille printers are engineered for sustained workloads where braille consistency and uptime are critical.
Consistent Braille Output
Braillo braille printers and braille embossers use fixed embossing pins and high-strength metal components to limit movement and maintain accurate dot alignment during sustained production. This construction helps deliver consistent, readable braille throughout long production runs.
All Braille Paper Formats
Braillo braille printers support all braille paper formats used in braille print production: continuous (tractor-fed), roll-fed, and cut-sheet.
This allows organizations to select the format that best fits their braille production requirements without compromising performance, reliability, or braille quality. Braillo is the only manufacturer delivering true production capability across all three formats.
Designed for Long-Term Operation
Braillo braille printers are manufactured in Norway using durable, precision components designed for long-term use. Many Braillo printers remain in service for decades, producing millions of pages.
All of our braille printers can also be upgraded over time, extending their lifespan and protecting long-term investment.
Every Braillo model includes warranty coverage for defective mechanical and electrical components for three years or 8,000 operating hours, whichever comes first. Using Braillo/ATC braille paper extends coverage to four years or 10,700 operating hours, whichever comes first. See the Braillo warranty terms for details.
