Brady Corp.’s M610 handheld label maker can operate in temperatures between 0°F and 115°F. Users can design and print labels using a keypad or desktop software and print labels at 2 in. per second. It is resistant to military-grade shocks and 6-foot drops.

Brady Corp.’s M511 Label Printer is for larger, 1½-in. width labeling and clearer edge-to-edge communication. Connecting up to five devices at a time, it supports industrial and lab applications with the ability to design and print labels with a phone or PC. Built to last all day, the M511 resists 6-ft. drops and 250-lb. crushes, and has military-grade shock resistance.

DeWalt’s DCE051 site manager QR code adhesive tag is an inventory management solution. It works with a mobile device’s camera. The strong adhesion material withstands tough job site conditions and is weather-, scratch- and UV-resistant. 

Epson’s Labelworks portable LW-PX350 label maker creates custom labels up to 3/4 in. wide for wire-marking, barcode and general identification. It features special-function hot keys and an automatic cutter. Users can sequence numbers and letters commonly used for wire and cable identification.

Dymo's XTL 500 labelmaker prints ¹/₄–2 in. labels including continuous length tape, laminated wire and cable wraps, heat-shrink tubes and presized labels. It has a touchscreen, onscreen print preview, preloaded templates and built-in label applications.