Brady’s M410 handheld label printer can print presized or continuous labels up to 1-in. wide with edge-to-edge printing. It is designed to withstand 4-ft. drops, and there is a swap-locking mechanism for cartridge changes. It features a backlit LCD graphics display for use in low-lit areas.

Brady Corp.’s BMP41 label printer is a mid-range handheld labeling solution that can print presized or continuous labels up to 1 in. wide and up to 250 labels per day. It can print labels to identify wires, panels, circuit boards and other industrial items.

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.