Meet the BradyPrinter M611 Solution

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Nov 11, 2018

Your Durable Print-From-Everywhere Solution

With more work being completed outside of the traditional office setting, having the right tools on hand is becoming more important. And, advancements in mobile technology are making mobile devices a bigger part of everyday personal and professional life. With the BradyPrinter M611 Mobile Printer, powered by Brady Workstation Software, you can combine the convenience of your mobile device with the dependable printing capabilities of a Brady printer. This complete solution provides you with a variety of time- and labour-saving advantages, including: 

Print-from-everywhere capabilities: whether you’re in the office or in the field, you can easily get your data and keep on printing

Fast-to-label software: Create and edit labels in the field with the Brady Workstation Express Labels Mobile App so you can complete the job right the first time

 On-the-job durability: Keep printing all day with the long-lasting battery and rugged design

 Industry-tested materials: Complete your identification jobs with materials that last

http://www.BradyCanada.ca/M611

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