Brady Corporation Receives Gold Rating at 2020 Cabling Installation & Maintenance Innovators Awards

EIN Brady 400

Nov 5, 2020

The BradyPrinter A5500 Flag Printer Applicator was recognized among the best in the industry by the 2020 Cabling Installation & Maintenance Innovators Awards. The stellar third-party judging panel included cabling and communications systems specifiers, designers, integrators and managers with vast professional experience.

Brady Corporation was recognized as a Gold honoree. “On behalf of the Cabling Installation & Maintenance Innovators Awards, I would like to congratulate Brady Corporation on their Gold-level honoree status,” said Cabling Installation & Maintenance’s Chief Editor Patrick McLaughlin. “This competitive, unbiased program celebrates the most original and innovative products in the industry.”

The BradyPrinter A5500 Flag Printer Applicator is an efficient, labor-saving device that aims to boost production in wire and cable industries. It uses software-driven automation to print and apply flag labels in just five seconds — a faster, easier and error-free alternative to hand flagging. With this innovative device, flag labels are consistently free of wrinkles, skew and edge mismatch.

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