- Click on the machine you'd like more
information about. The following are some of our best selling
label printers. All are in stock and can be shipped the same day
we receive your order.
- Varitronics Visimate
(School Labeler)
A desktop label printer designed specifically for schools, the Varitronics Visimate makes labels, signs, stickers... even cut vinyl lettering and graphics. This is the one printer that can handle all your school labeling needs. - Kroy 5100
(Handheld Labeler)
Take the K5100 labeler anywhere labeling is needed. Uses up to 1" wide tapes. Prints standard labels, wire and cable labels, tamper evident, die cut labels, and even cast vinyl labels for curved surfaces. - Brady
HandiMark
(Handheld Labeler)
A handheld labeler that prints on tapes up to 2" wide. The Brady HandiMark is excellent when you need to do pipe marking, equipment labels, general facility labeling and specialized labeling. -
Brady IDXpert
(Handheld Labelers)
This labeler has two keyboard designs available. Uses up to 1.5" wide tapes. Labels wires and cables; terminal blocks, patch panels, outlets, faceplates, racks, bays, data centers and does general labeling. -
Brady GlobalMark
(Desktop Printer)
The most versatile label and sign printer available. Prints on tapes up to 4" in width. Prints labels and signs in monochrome or color. Makes cut vinyl lettering and graphics. Specialty labeling supplies are available.
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DuraLabel Pro 300
(Desktop Printer)
Our best selling label and sign printer. This high spped thermal transfer desktop printer uses tapes up to 4" in width. Wide variety of labeling supplies available, including continuous vinyl, die cut labels, wire markers and specialty supplies.
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A cable is used to connect the LC-100IF interface unit to a Centronics parallel port on your PC. If you have a newer PC, the parallel port may not be configured to be Centronics-compatible, and you may see printed output that looks like this:
If your printed output looks like the above example, you need to change the hardware settings for your parallel port through your PC's setup program. The way this is done varies depending on which PC you are using, but the following provides general instructions. For more detailed information, refer to your PC's technical documentation. Or you may want to consult the person who supports the PCs in your organization. 1. Restart your PC. 2. Watch the startup messages that appear on the screen. When you see a message that says "Press F1 for Configuration/Setup" (or something similar), press the indicated key. You'll see a screen listing various hardware setup options. Depending on your PC, you may need to scroll the list or move to another screen or menu. The keys you need to use are typically listed on the bottom or right side of the screen. 3. Look for an option named "Device Settings", "I/O Port Settings", or "Parallel Port". Move the cursor to that option. (This option is named differently on different PCs). 4. Using the keys specified in the setup program, change the parallel port setting to "Standard", Compatible", or "Centronics". (This setting is named differently on different PCs). Note: Settings named EPP, ECP or Bi-directional are incorrect and will cause the output result shown above. 5. Using the keys specified in the setup program, save your changes and exit the setup program. 6. After your PC restarts, try printing from the GraphicsPro
Designer application again. Brady GraphicsPro Technical Support Index Additional Information: We are happy to provide assistance with your Brady GraphicsPro. Please feel free to call us at the number below, or use our online form to send your questions and requess by email. We typicalled answer emails within one business day.
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