Laboratory automation optimizes lab workflow by replacing manual effort with technology.

The use of color identification can be a a powerful tool in conveying information quickly. Learn how to implement color labels in your lab.

Labeling is the cornerstone of GHS compliance.

OSHA compliance means adhering to all of the agency’s regulatory requirements.

Watch the Portable Printer Family Overview video - highlighting Brady's tough, versatile printing solutions for every job site

Handheld and fixed scanning solutions for every space - Brady's full lineup of powerful scanning technology is engineered to fit into any workflow.

This 2026 webinar provides an overview of essential requirements and industry standards for pipe marking.

This webinar will provide a comprehensive overview of the essential requirements outlined in ASME A13.1, the industry standard for pipe marking.

Unleash your true colors - make a statement with full color inkjet made for industrial spaces.

Learn how to properly set up your BradyJet J7300 printer and load ink cartridges & label material

Get next-level printing and labeling capabilities — all from your own mobile app or computer.

Brady offers portable printers with better battery life and faster print speeds than our competitors. See for yourself.

Brady's Transportable i4311 Industrial Label Printer is the first printer to deliver 4-inch wide labels without cords.

Label with speed, strength and simplicity with the i6100 Industrial Label Printer.

BradyVoice - Voice Assistant feature on Express Labels Mobile App Video.

In the high-stakes world of pharmaceutical, biotech and research laboratories, sample integrity is everything. A single failed label can render a sample completely useless. Learn more.

Discover the crucial importance of lab sample management in scientific research.

Here’s how the latest innovations in traceability and direct part marking are reshaping manufacturing in the Industry 4.0 era.

Discover the role that traceability plays in product serialization to help manufacturers prevent counterfeiting, track parts throughout their lifecycle, and comply with regulations.

Your material should be the first thing to consider when choosing a laser. Picklng the wrong one can lead to poor markings or even compliance risks

Lean is a philosophy that aims to minimize waste and maximize efficiency in all aspects of an organization.

Secondary container labeling can be overlooked or misunderstood. Let’s dive in understand this crucial step.

GHS Precautionary Statements advise handlers of necessary actions to prevent or minimize adverse effects of a chemical.

Questions on GHS or HazCom 2012? Our experts have answered the most commonly asked questions.

Learn about GHS Pictograms with this handy pictogram guide and chart.

GHS label hazard statements are phrases that describe the nature and degree of hazardous products.

Discover the must-have features in lab software and lab automation software to optimize your lab setup.

Need a label that just sticks to frosted and frozen vials, tubes and canes?

Need a label that dissolves easily with just water? We have the solution: Brady B-403 Water Dissolvable Paper Label.

This guide provides a comprehensive overview of four types of durable lab labels offered by Brady.

When considering information in the lab, almost everything involves identification.

Understand the critical role of accurate lab labeling and common mistakes to avoid.

View our comprehensive guide to lab safety symbols. Know what signage is required in the laboratory for chemical, biohazard, fire and explosion, and more!

Learn how the DMAIC process, a structured problem-solving framework within Six Sigma, can drive efficiency and quality improvements in businesses.

Addressing concerns about cryo lab labeling. This article originally appeared in Lab Manager but has been repurposed and revised to go on the Brady site.

Input your data, select your barcode type and generate high-quality codes for immediate use.

Learn tips for hazardous materials and chemical identification in the workplace.

The HMIS uses colors, numbers and symbols to communicate information to employees about specific chemicals.

GHS classifies labeling of chemicals to standardize the management of hazardous materials across different countries.

Discover how to select sterile labels for healthcare, labs, and pharmaceutical settings.

RFID technology is used in a variety of applications, such as inventory management, asset tracking, and access control.

These days, labs are breaking their own records, processing more samples than ever before.

RCRA & EPA labeling requirements ensure hazardous waste labels are uniform and effective

ANSI is an organization that develops and publishes standards related to systems, processes and products.