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Our
Services: Braille
•
Braille
• Large print
• Audio cassette and
CD
What can we transcribe into Braille?
•
utility bills
• bank statements
• restaurant menus &hotel itinerary
• books & magazines
• church services
• letters & press releases
• power point presentations and spreadsheets
• we can also provide text narratives in lieu of photography
and other images
How
does the transcription process work?
Every
document we receive is initially handled by our front of
house reading committee whose job it is to determine the
format the Braille will take and to highlight and resolve
possible problems.
Material
is then passed on to any of our production team for transcribing.
Following the initial translation into Braille, documents
are then read by our experienced visually impaired proofreaders
- and any discrepancies are noted and passed back to the
production team for correcting.
When
completed, the document is then printed and bound in the
preferred style of the client and dispatched.
Our
printers are capable of producing Braille on a variety of
sizes of paper and can either be embossed on one or both
sides of the page.
What
else can we offer you?
Two
types of services:
1. Standard – in which jobs are completed
according to the order in which they are received –
or within an allotted timescale agreed between the client
and Braille Transcription UK
2. Express (Grade A) – in which the
document is guaranteed to be completed within a timescale
set by the client only: 24/48 hrs, for example. This service
is charged at 300% above the Standard price and includes
guaranteed next-day delivery**
A
choice of binding:
1. Saddle stitch
2. Comb
Whatever
type of binding you choose, we will include durable, high-quality
covers which are designed to protect the Braille and ensure
a clean and smartly presented document is maintained. These
covers are gloss coated on the outside and mat finished
on the inside as can be seen from the samples shown here.
**
Our Express (Grade A) service charges only applies to bespoke,
one-off documents only and therefore does not apply to monthly
contracts requiring next-day lead times. Presently, we cannot
produce audio documents via our Express (grade A) service.
What
sort of Paper Do We Use?
Anything
from 100 to 180GSM – and always in white as we feel
this makes for a brighter and a more attractively-looking
document.
N.B.
Unless otherwise requested by the client, all our Braille
documents are printed in Grade 2 English format in accordance
with the regulations set down by the Braille Authority of
The United Kingdom.
Click
here for ordering information
For
your free quotation, call 01782 563383 or e-mail enquiries@brailletranscriptionuk.co.uk
today.

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