Together with a specialised distributor, Brady immediately understood that official
CLP-warning phrases, in 3 languages on a single label, would require a custom
development. Existing CLP labelling software does not allow more than 2 languages
on a single label.
At the request of the customer, Brady reorganised their existing CLP-database
and included it as the starting point for an automated labelling solution. Brady
specialists wrote a custom software that prints fully compliant CLP-labels in 1 click,
after entering the customer’s product code. Technicians from Brady helped install
4 BBP12 Label Printers, linked to 2 workstations, to print the labels in their correct
sizes and formats.
Brady also added a complete, password-protected back-office so administrators
can easily add, remove and update CLP-labels in the database. Automated, custom
faultfinding tools help to easily improve or revisit information in the considerable,
1000+ record CLP-database. Any empty field, or incomplete information in the
database that could lead to suboptimal label compliance with EU-legislation, greys
out the print button in the software’s front-office printing interface. If this happens,
clear error messages enable a fast response from the back-office to print a faultless
label quickly.
