[nabs-l] number pertaining to braille paper

[Loren Wakefield]

The number usually refers to the weight of the paper.  60 is rather light
for braille paper.  90-100 is what I usually use.  So yes.  The higher the
numbder, the heavier the paper.  

Loren 



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Hello,

Does anyone know what the different numbers pertaining to braille embossing
paper mean?  For example, the ViewPlus EmBraille I'm using requires around a
#60, but I was not sure  how important this was when purchasing.  Yet, I
wanted to find the least expensive paper, which was not from ViewPlus, but
it is around #90. So, my question: is this a big difference?  Does the
larger the number mean the thicker the paper or vice versa?

Thanks,
tara


Tara Annis
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