ADA-compliant braille signage is taken to a new level by using ultraviolet direct to substrate printing technology. This method uses UV light to cure or "dry" the ink that has been printed directly to the substate allowing for layers of ink to be almost instantaneously printed on top of each other, forming three-dimensional lettering and braille.
Signs must satisfy four basic accessibility requirements in order to comply with the American Disability Act. The signs must contain the Internataional Symbol of Accessibility (ISA) pictogram, visual text meeting ADA guidelines, tactile or raised characters, and contains braille #2.
