Industrial Label Printers Help Optimize Compliance and Communications

With robotics, automation, and additive manufacturing changing the metal fabrication business, keeping up with workplace safety, compliance, and general communication should be one less hassle. In Booth A-5004, Graphic Products (Beaverton, OR) will host live equipment demonstrations showing how their robust, industrial DuraLabel printers and long-lasting supplies can be used to optimize efficiency and safety for shops involved in demanding finishing operations by highlighting work boundaries, low-light areas and emergency exits with durable floor marking solutions. During mechanical surface finishing and other heavy duties, convenience is key when creating a sign or label. The stand-alone DuraLabel Kodiak printer is ideal for quickly creating large, multicolor signs or labels that are 4 in to 10 in wide to suit specific facility or compliance needs.

For simple replacement or updating of facility safety information to achieve efficient workplace hazard control, visual communication, and more, the DuraLabel Toro printer has a user-friendly design that includes a fold-out keyboard, 9 in color touchscreen and built-in label design software. “Metal fabrication has diverse safety and efficiency needs,” said Nicole Noble, a product manager at Graphic Products. “The Toro is cost-effective and simplifies compliance, lean processes, and other communication. Fabricators can print exactly what they want, when they need it, on quality materials that last.”

Graphic Products, 9825 SW Sunshine Court, Beaverton, OR 97005, 503-644-5572, www.graphicproducts.com.