Index Everest D Embosser

Everest is the world leader in cut sheet paper and flexible embossing. It embosses documents, braille books, labels and visiting cards with equal ease. With Everest you can use ink and braille in the same document.

Key Features

• Flexible
• Single sheet feeder
• Use local, standard paper
• Suitable for Braille labels

Braille everywhere
Before Everest, no braille embosser worked in the developing world. Where continuous braille paper was hard to find, there was little communication. Everest closed the information gap. It uses the kind of paper that can be bought at any good stationers. For those who require the most flexible embossing, Everest is the answer.

The history of Everest
Index Braille introduced the first Everest-embosser in 1990. It was the first standing printer in the world, and was soon rewarded a national design prize. With Everest we were the first to offer reasonably prized double sided embossing. Everst was also the first embosser with sheet feeder, speech feedback and control panel in Braille. The more advanced Everst, V2, came in 1996.
In 2003 Everest V3 was introduced, packed with high performing technology and new software solutions, USB, network support. Still, after 15 years on the market, no other embosser competes with the groundbreaking Everest.