Handheld Label Maker, with Hard Case, M610, 300 dpi,

The Brady M610-KIT will get the durability your work demands: military-grade shock resistance, below freezing operating temps and the widest range of data entry options. Kit includes a hard case.

• Design and print labels using a keypad or desktop software
• Work longer with an enhanced Gen3 Li-ION battery – print 4,500 labels on a full charge
• Easily import and export label files, lists and graphics to the printer through USB 2.0 port (Type A and B) or USB flash drive
• Print labels at 2" per second print speed
• Get added durability with a printer that is resistant to military-grade shocks (MIL-STD-810G) and 6-foot drops
• Operate your printer in 0°-115°F temperatures

Prop 65 Notice: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead and lead compounds, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know which labels I can use with the M610?

This printer requires Brady Authentic labels. They are easily recognizable with the Brady Authentic logo on the carton. The labels begin with the prefix M6, M6C, BM- or BMC. Brady Authentic label rolls have bi-directional communication, which establishes the correct printer and software settings for optimal label performance and creation.

Can I use my legacy BMP61 label cartridges in my M610 printer?

No. The M610 printer requires Brady Authentic labels that have catalog numbers beginning with the prefix M6, M6C, BM- or BMC.

How do I connect my M610 printer to the Express Labels app?

Use Bluetooth to connect your printer to any phone or tablet that supports Bluetooth 4.2 or newer. Simply install the app, power on your printer, then open Express Labels. The M610 will appear as an available printer. The Bluetooth range is up to 65 feet (19.8 meters).

What type of labels are available for my M610 printer?

There are over 50 material options including: All-Weather, Electrostatic Dissipative, Flag, Sleeve, High Heat, Laboratory, Metallized, Multi-Purpose, Paper, Raised Panel, Tag, Tamper Evident and Wrap labels.

What routine maintenance should be done?

Routine maintenance includes: upgrading firmware, updating printer label library values, cleaning the printer, replacing the printer cover and recycling the label and ribbon cartridge.