Brady Corporation Released i7500 RFID Label Printer
The new industrial printer automatically locates and encodes RFID chips on labels for streamlined production.
Updated on Oct. 2, 2026 in Semiconductors
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Brady Corporation has introduced the i7500, an industrial RFID label printer engineered to reduce waste and production downtime. The device offers automated label encoding and verification capabilities to improve industrial efficiency.
Why it matters
By automating chip location and encoding, the device limits the number of void labels and minimizes waste. This design helps facilities avoid costly production downtime when managing complex RFID labeling tasks.
The i7500 supports 300 and 600 dpi resolutions and handles on-metal labels up to 2mm thick. It features a 3-second cycle speed for printing and encoding, with a maximum setup time of 3 minutes per label batch.
The players
Brady Corporation
An international manufacturer of complete identification solutions, including labels, software, and printing systems for industrial use.
The details
The printer utilizes internal antennas and adjustable power levels to encode UHF RFID labels automatically. It maintains compliance with GS1 data standards and provides connectivity options including Ethernet, USB, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth.
Timeline
October 2, 2026: Brady Corporation announced the i7500 printer.
The Tech Race
The introduction of automated encoding systems represents a shift toward intelligent manufacturing that reduces manual errors. By aligning with existing global data protocols, the device positions itself within the broader race to digitize warehouse inventory tracking.
Industrial operators can expect faster label production with reduced manual setup time for varied label widths. The multiple connectivity options allow for seamless integration into existing local facility networks.
The takeaway
Automated encoding verification helps businesses maintain accurate inventory records while minimizing label waste. Integrating these advanced printers can streamline production flows by reducing the need for manual troubleshooting during labeling.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Engineerlive.
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