Tefillin

How to grade a tefillin:
There are several parameters that dictate the grade of a tefillin to be less or more “mehudar” (higher quality). * The scroll – the better the writing or the leather, the better the tefillin. * The boxes (Batim) leather – Dakot (thin) - the leather is from ship, Gasot (thick) - the leather is from an ox or a cow. Tefillin Gasot is considered to be higher in quality. * The boxes (Batim) structure – The boxes that contain the scrolls may be of one or more pieces. One piece is best. In Hebrew it’s called “or echad” (one leather). There are other parameters such as quality of scroll, type of quality control (hagahah).
All scrolls we sell pass inspection by a computer (Mishmeret Stam) and by a certified inspector (to check safek otiot).

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