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Brady Introduces New BMP61 Label Printer
August 10, 2016 | BradyEstimated reading time: 1 minute

Brady today released its BMP61 Label Printer. This printer is designed for effective and efficient identification of wires, cables and components, with high-performance materials, touchscreen capabilities, data connectivity options and multiple user interfaces.
“The new BMP61 printer was created to be a trusted and dependable identification companion for users, standing up to tough industrial identification applications in the field or in the shop,” says Chris Gauthier, global market manager for Brady. “With its versatile, on-the-go label printing, this printer prepares you to tackle identification tasks – and finish those tasks flawlessly for a job you can take pride in.”
Brady’s BMP61 label printer features:
- Large, color touch-screen display to see exactly what the label is going to look like before it’s printed
- Data connectivity with USB 2.0 ports, flash drive support and optional WiFi to allow users to save and send label designs from a computer or mobile device
- Smart cell technology for quick, automatic label formatting
- 300 dpi print head for clear, crisp font
- Rubber bumper and durable design tested to survive a four-foot drop
- Wide cover opening and large material bay for easy material loading
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