[Trainer-Talk] Looking for embossing tips for binders and binding machines

[rjaquiss]

Hello:

     If you want to bind with the traditional GBC plastic combs, order 19
hole punched paper. This saves you the trouble of punching it. As for a
binder, probably most any binder from an office supply store will work. 
The low cost combination machines can only punch 5 or 6 pages at a time.
Having a punch with an adjustable depth is important. This allows you to
have the holes set in from the margin of the page.
American Thermoform Corporation which I represent sells both plain and
prepunched braille paper. We also sell poly covers which are prepunched.
Hope this helps.

Regards,

Robert


Robert:
Robert Jaquiss  |  Sales Engineer
American Thermoform Corporation
t: (909) 593-6711, Ext.102  |  f: (909) 593-8001
1758 Brackett Street | La Verne, CA 91750
HYPERLINK "http://www.americanthermoform.com/" AmericanThermoform.com
| HYPERLINK "http://www.braillepaper.com/" BraillePaper.com




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Subject: [Trainer-Talk] Looking for embossing tips for binders and binding
machines

Hello, I am looking at doing a few Braille transcription projects for a 
few training sessions. In looking for future projects, I'm wanting to 
know what types of binding machines other Braille transcriptionists have 
used? I find a lot of manual and electric punchers and binders and since 
most of them rate their quality at the typical 20 Lb paper for printing, 
that doesn't exactly match the heavier Braille paper. I am also looking 
for a binder recommendation which will handle larger combs for Braille 
books, menus, ETC. I'm looking at Brailling guides, how-tos, tips, 
tricks, and my business terms and service. Some projects will be small, 
but others may be larger.

I'm clearly starting at the beginning, so I realize that many of my 
questions may be elementary.

Thanks all.

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Raul Gallegos | RGA Tech Solutions
Mobile: 832-554-7285
Office: 832-639-4477

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