Raster Braille Signs for ADA
Fast Becoming a Standard in the Industry
Creative, durable and creative designs can be produced by Graphic Impact. Our fast delivery times make others seem slow. When …
Raster Bead Technology is quickly gaining the support from architects across the country. Why? Faster delivery times than previously available. …
Raster Bead Technology is used for both interior and exterior applications. Raster beads are fabricated from metal when used in …
Creative, durable and creative designs can be produced by Graphic Impact. Our fast delivery times make others seem slow. When …
Raster Bead Technology is quickly gaining the support from architects across the country. Why? Faster delivery times than previously available. …
Raster Bead Technology is used for both interior and exterior applications. Raster beads are fabricated from metal when used in …
Raster® Method is the best method:
- Preferred Method of Architects
- Compliant With All City and State Codes
- Any Quantity from One to Hundreds May be Ordered
Many architects and designers are now requesting the Raster Braille process for ADA compliant signs. Raster braille bead signs use a combination of pressure inserted domed Raster Braille beads and applied laser cut letters with tactile elements. The Braille is formed by drilling a hole and inserting a small plastic or metal bead. The result is lasting and attractive.
Signs can be designed with a full color background and even a raised logo. Each sign can have a different background and can be laser cut to any size and shape. This is a great option if you think that you’ll be adding signs on a continuing basis. Since there is not a minimum sign requirement when purchasing, it is an excellent choice for small offices and facilities.
The Braille is formed by drilling a hole and inserting a small plastic or metal bead.
Here are the ADA Specifications for your Raster Braille ADA Signage
- Tactile characters must be accompanied by Grade 2 Braille.
- Braille shall have a domed or rounded shape.
- Braille shall be located below corresponding text.
- If text is multi-lined, Braille shall be placed below the entire text.
- Braille shall be separated by 3/8 inch (9.5 mm) minimum from tactile characters, raised borders, or decorative elements.
- Braille is required to be lowercase. The indication of uppercase letter(s) shall only be used for proper nouns and names, individual letters of the alphabet, initials, acronyms, or before the first word of sentences.
- Dot Height: 0.025-0.037 inch (0.6-0.9 mm)
- Dot base diameter: 0.059-0.063 inch (1.5-1.6 mm)
- Distance between any two dots in same cell, center to center: 0.090-0.100 inch (2.3-2.5 mm)
- Distance between corresponding dots in adjacent cells, center to center: 0.241-0.300 inch (6.1-7.6 mm)
- Distance between corresponding dots from one cell to the cell directly below, center to center: 0.395-0.400 inch (10.0-10.2 mm)
We look forward to working with you. Please call us at 520 795-7446 to discuss your requirements.
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