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Flag a cable in five seconds with the new BradyPrinter A5500
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Experienced operators can print and manually apply a flag label on a cable in 15 seconds
With the new BradyPrinter A5500 Flag Printer Applicator they can significantly increase production output by flagging cables in five seconds. Watch the BradyPrinter A5500 in action and calculate your return on investment!
Increase production output and save money
The BradyPrinter A5500 helps increase production output and enhance identification quality by automatically printing and applying flag labels. It can save quite a lot of money by identifying cables in five seconds and by eliminating the need to print labels in advance and the time needed to apply them by hand. The BradyPrinter A5500 enables 300 dpi prints for barcodes, logos and diagrams, and applies reliable cable flags that can communicate a lot of information.
A wide range of cables
The BradyPrinter A5500 is very flexible and, without any adjustment, can identify cables with 1.52 mm up to 15.24 mm in diameter and apply labels with widths up to 50.8 mm and lengths between 19.05 mm and 76.20 mm. Its full colour touch screen and modern user interface further enhance the printer?s flexibility and ease of use.
Easy to implement
USB-ports and ethernet connectivity make the BradyPrinter A5500 practical to implement in a variety of production environments. Coupled with Brady Workstation apps for easy flag label design, barcoding and serialisation, the BradyPrinter A5500 becomes a highly practical process efficiency increaser.
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