Debut of new label printer
Brady announces its newest handheld label printer, the BMP41. The new portable printer is exceptionally easy-to-use and can print durable die-cut or continuous labels up to 25.4 mm wide for a variety of datacomm and electrical applications.
“Offering a die-cut, portable printer to users provides a far wider selection of label types and a much more efficient process,” says Hilde De Swerdt, Demand Creation Director EMEA at Brady Corporation. “Between the full range of die-cut labels, ultra-rugged construction and the low price-point, this printer offers the ultimate tool in the toolbox for users who are ready to step into a die-cut labelling solution.”
The BMP™41 printer is extremely rugged and has been drop tested to withstand up to a 1.8 metre drop, among other harsh environments. It also features industrial bumpers with a grab-and-go grip for easy handheld transportation.
Brady Corporation
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