Brady announces its newest handheld label printer, the BMP41. The new portable printer is 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 BMP41 printer has been drop tested to withstand up to a 1.m drop, among other harsh environments. It also features industrial bumpers with a grab-and-go grip for easy handheld transportation. In addition to fitting in one hand, the BMP41 label printer has a nickel-metal hydride (NIMH) rechargeable battery for long-lasting power supply, making it easy to take anywhere for on-the-job labelling.
Smart-cell technology means user set-up is simple, and an all-in-one drop-in cartridge loading with already-matched ribbon enables fast and easy supply changeovers. It can also print up to 250 labels per day at a print speed of 33 mm per second.
With a large graphical LCD display with backlight and QWERTY style keypad, the printer lets users see exactly what they are printing. Multiple built-in-wizard applications and graphics are also included to help users create and print labels quickly. Compatible with up to 10 different industry specified materials, it is suitable for applications, such as wire marking, sleeving, panel labelling, terminal block, patch panel, general identification and more.
