Brady’s i7500 prints and encodes the first RFID label right, eliminating calibration waste while automating UHF RFID setup and encoding verification.
Print and encode the first RFID label right, with 0 label waste. Brady Corporation’s new i7500 RFID label printer does not waste a single label in calibration.
Unique technology
The new BradyPrinter i7500 Industrial RFID Label Printer prints and encodes the first RFID label right. Tested competitive models waste 10 to 30 labels after each consumable change.
The printer also automatically locates label RFID chips to select the right internal antenna and power level that optimally encode UHF RFID labels currently loaded in the printer. In most RFID printers this input needs to be provided manually. The Brady printer’s unique technology reduces label waste even further. It limits void labels, avoids time loss in production environments and adds great practicality for non-expert RFID printer users. Brady claims the technology accurately recognises RFID chips, even on labels as small as 15 mm width.
The patent-pending print and encoding technologies included make the printer extremely easy to use in a wide range of industrial contexts. They enable industries to easily switch UHF RFID label types on a single printer.
Fast, automated setup
With setup time for large, small, on-metal (up to 2mm thick) and off-metal UHF RFID labels under 3 minutes, the i7500 RFID is 25 to 2 times faster than most competitive models.
The printer’s exceptional material setup and calibration speed strengthens its ability to protect industrial operational throughput. Designed to keep the line moving, Brady’s new RFID printer reduces support interventions, UHF RFID tag scrap, component scrap, unplanned downtime and production bottlenecks, all at a print & program speed of 3 seconds per label.
High accuracy data
From large pallet labels to small component tags, the i7500 RFID printer includes automated UHF RFID label encoding verification. At the same time it can add human legibles and tiny machine-readable QR-codes and barcodes for legacy applications. This is in both 300 and 600 dpi.
Data can be sourced from company systems and sent to the printer via Ethernet, USB, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. Common data standards can all be printed and encoded, including GS1 for worldwide unique RFID EPC codes and barcodes on item-level.
Next level track & trace
The BradyPrinter i7500 RFID brings on-premise RFID printing to a wider range of industries. Highly reliable and easy to use, the printer does not require extensive technical expertise nor large amounts of excess labels to waste in calibration.
The new i7500 RFID label printer is part of Brady’s complete industrial RFID solution that also includes reliable RFID labels, RFID readers and RFID software. Together, these solution components enable next level track & trace advantages.
Trigger IoT- events and automations when scanning a label or a specific volume of labels. Enable home-in applications on tagged assets. Improve just-in-time tracking, automated inventory and cargo control. Strengthen compliance in advanced industrial supply chains. Or link products to their digital passports with RFID. The BradyPrinter i7500 RFID can give any asset, item and product a unique digital identity that can be read from a distance, without needing line of sight. The new RFID printer completes Brady’s quality traceability offer that enables reliable track and trace in any industry, with barcodes and/or RFID.
