Revolutionary Intelligent Printer Series for all Laboratories
go back to news archives The Brady IP™ Series Printer System is a revolutionary new thermal transfer printing system that safeguards against illegible or impermanent labelling due to an incorrect combination of label material and ink. It will have real benefits in any laboratory or medical application that requires positive sample identification and traceability, and where a variety of procedures is in use. The need to withstand extremes of temperature or chemical attack makes choosing the right label and print ribbon vital. Brady has up to 72 different combinations to suit the harshest environment. The IP enabled printer materials have been specifically chosen for challenging applications in the laboratory environment. Printing high quality, long lasting identification is as easy as Load, Click, Print!
Brady's IP™ Printing System offers effortless and hassle-free printing. The system provides assured print durability, low installation costs and reduced waste. |
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Posted on February 25, 2009
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