The label printers have been designed to make organisation, personalisation, and identification quicker and more efficient for users.
The new models that have been added to the desktop range are: the intermediate PT-D460BT, and the PT-D610BT (pictured below) for advanced labelling tasks.
The upgrades to the range focus on greater connectivity, with the latest Bluetooth capabilities, while delivering expanded options for users creating labels through Brother’s free iPrint&Label mobile app.
The new PT-D460BT model specifically also come equipped with PC connectivity, a notable upgrade from its previous model.
Aaron Hopkinson, product and solutions manager, explained, “We’re seeing significant growth in demand for professional labellers as more people are using the office within hybrid working models. Speaking to customers, it’s clear that workplace organisation is a challenge, especially following the explosion in flexible working arrangements.
“The upgraded range ensures we offer a solution to every labelling challenge, whether it’s identifying equipment and assets like headphones and laptops – an increasingly important way for IT leads to manage devices in hybrid environments – identifying storage containers in a workshop or warehouse, or tidying up cables in a home office, among countless others. The upgraded range enhances users’ ability to label anything easily from wherever they are.”
All devices feature QWERTY keyboards and LED screens, and the new models are compatible with Brother’s hardwearing TZe tapes up to 18mm, allowing users to create long lasting labels.
The PT-D610BT can print wider labels up to 24mm, which means more information, such as QR codes can be included, and larger text can be used.
