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BBP1216 · LAB printer
BRADY BBP12 Desktop Label Printer
The page lists liquid nitrogen cryopreservation, biobank and ultra-low temperature (-196 °C) environments as application scenarios. Gallery photos show a compact desktop body with a label roll and label feed visible through the transparent front cover, and a display and control buttons on top — suitable for in-lab label printing where benchtop space is limited.
LAB printerBBP12Compact desktopLN₂ cryopreservationULT -196 °C1 set/box
Product Overview
The BRADY BBP12 (Item No. BBP1216) is a compact desktop label printer classified as a LAB printer. Gallery photos show the label roll and label feed through the transparent front cover, with a display and control buttons on top; the unit takes up little benchtop space.
The specifications section lists liquid nitrogen cryopreservation, biobank and ultra-low temperature (-196 °C) environments as application scenarios, and specifies "matching cryogenic ribbon included." For labs short on bench space, a compact model can sit on the registration desk, next to the balance or beside the sampling area, printing labels as samples are logged without reserving a large work surface for label production.
Note: the -196 °C figure on this page refers to the application scenario. Whether a label can actually go into liquid nitrogen depends on the temperature rating of the label material and ribbon used; see the FAQ for details.
Key Features
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Compact desktop body, workstation-friendly
Gallery photos show a compact desktop form factor, ideal for registration desks, sampling areas and other points with limited bench space — print labels as samples are logged.
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Label roll visible through transparent front cover (page gallery)
The transparent front cover lets you see the label roll and label feed during printing, so you don't need to open the cover frequently to change rolls or check remaining stock.
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Top display + button operation (page gallery)
A display and control buttons on top of the unit handle basic operations on the device itself; menu levels and adjustable items are subject to the included manual.
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Cryogenic ribbon included, 1 set/box
The specifications section lists "Matching ribbon: cryogenic ribbon included" and Packaging: 1 set/box — the box contains both the printer and the ribbon.
Specifications & Configuration
| Item No. | BBP1216 |
| Category | LAB printer |
| Model | BRADY BBP12 (compact desktop, page gallery) |
| Application | LN₂ cryopreservation, biobank, ultra-low temperature environments (-196 °C) |
| Matching ribbon | Cryogenic ribbon included |
| Packaging | 1 set/box |
| Dimensions | See product detail images |
| Corner shape | Not applicable |
| Material code | Printer kit series (category generic field) |
Typical Applications
Biobank accession labeling
Registration and label printing are done on the same bench; IDs and batch numbers are generated on the spot for the day's samples, shortening the gap between records and physical labels.
LN₂ cryopreserved specimen labeling (scenario listed on page)
The page lists LN₂ cryopreservation and ultra-low temperature (-196 °C) environments as application scenarios; for actual labeling, use LN₂ labels and matching ribbon rated for the corresponding temperature.
In-lab labeling where workstation space is limited
The compact size suits points with limited clearance, such as beside the balance or the sampling window, as a supplement to centralized label printing equipment.
Small-batch, high-frequency printing
For labs with small print runs but high frequency, a compact model handles it on the spot, avoiding trips to a fixed workstation to collect labels.
FAQ
Q: How do the BBP12, i7100, i7500 and M611 differ in role?
A: All are LAB printer entries in the Brady printer series: the BBP12 targets compact desktop workstations, the i7100 and i7500 handle centralized, continuous label production, and the M611 handles mobile on-site printing. Choose by bench space, print volume and whether mobility is needed.
Q: The page says -196 °C — is the machine itself LN₂-resistant?
A: Temperature resistance is a property of the label material and ribbon, not the printer model. The -196 °C figure on the page is an application scenario note; for actual material selection, confirm against the temperature rating of the corresponding label product.
Q: Why doesn't the specifications section list print resolution and interfaces?
A: The specifications section on this page is a generic template for printer kits and does not list model-specific metrics item by item; for detailed specifications, refer to the page gallery or contact customer service for a datasheet.
Q: Do label consumables need to be purchased separately?
A: The specifications section lists 1 set/box with cryogenic ribbon included; whether label face stock is included is subject to confirmation with customer service before ordering.
Q: How do I reorder ribbon when it runs out?
A: Reorder the same ribbon model; we recommend recording the "printer + label + ribbon" combination that passed initial validation and purchasing the same combination thereafter.
Selection & Usage Guide
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Start with bench space and print volume
For limited bench space and small print runs, choose a compact model; for centralized high-volume printing, choose a large desktop model; for on-site supplemental labeling, choose a mobile model.
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Choose label material by temperature zone
Label materials differ for LN₂, ULT freezer and refrigerated conditions; define the temperature zone first, then select the face stock and confirm ribbon compatibility.
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Validate with a sample before rollout
Run a complete freeze–thaw validation with real containers in the real temperature zone to confirm firm adhesion, no edge lifting and scannable barcodes.
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Record the standard combination
Add the validated "printer + label + ribbon" combination to the lab purchasing list and reorder the same combination thereafter.
Consumable Recommendations
- LN₂ labels: filter by container type and temperature rating to cover long-term cryopreservation in LN₂ tanks.
- Self-laminating labels: a transparent tail covers the printed area while leaving a viewing window for the liquid level — ideal for containers that need both content protection and direct liquid-level reading.
- Cryogenic ribbons: matched to the same grade as the face stock to keep printed content legible after freeze–thaw cycles.
- Label sizes: our range covers everything from micro dot labels to large formats; choose by tube diameter and information volume.
- Reordering rhythm: purchase ribbons and labels in batches to reduce labeling interruptions caused by stockouts.
Note: The specifications section on this page is a generic template for printer kits and does not list this unit's print resolution, print width, interfaces or included accessories. Please confirm with customer service and request a datasheet before ordering. The LN₂ cryopreservation and ultra-low temperature (-196 °C) environments listed on the page refer to application scenarios; whether a label can enter the corresponding temperature zone depends on the temperature rating of the label material and ribbon — do not judge by printer model. The page gallery contains promotional text; appearance and accessories are subject to actual delivery.
Page note: the "Printer: M611 / EOS2/3 / MACH4S laboratory label printer" entry in the specifications section is a category generic field listing the range of printer models the kit can be paired with; it does not mean this product includes multiple devices. This product is a single BBP12 unit, Packaging: 1 set/box.
Need help selecting by bench space and storage temperature zone?
We can provide complete "printer + label + ribbon" configuration recommendations and support sample trials.
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