Brother Mobile Solutions

Who is Brother?

Brother was created in 1908 in Japan by Kanekichi Yasui under the name Yasui Sewing Machine Co. The company started repairing industrial sewing machines for the community of Nagoya.

After many years, his sons took over the company for him, and the company name changed to Yasui Brothers' Sewing Machine Company. This is where the Brother name originates from.

Since then, Brother has been known as one of the world leaders in providing:

• Printers
• Mobile Printers
• Scanners
• Label Makers
• Sewing Machines
• Digital Printing
• And More!

Who Are Brother Printers Designed for?

These mobile printers are perfect for anyone who needs access to a printer on the go. With multiple mounting and carrier options available, you can take these printers anywhere with you.

One of the most common applications for the mobile Brother printers we sell is that they are exactly what police officers require in a mobile printer. They are reliable, portable, and durable; they print quickly, and they are compatible with different mounts and carrying cases. They are perfect for printing tickets, reports, and more.

These mobile printers also possess significant demand among tractor-trailer drivers. For someone who travels frequently, being able to print anytime they need to from any location is a great benefit. Since these printers work with most devices, having a computer nearby is not always necessary. Brother makes printing with your phone a simple and practical solution.

Benefits of PocketJet Printers

The Brother PocketJet printers culminate 30 years of ingenuity for standard full-page portable thermal printers. Now with the PocketJet 8, they deliver a mobile printing solution that prints faster, has more extensive connectivity options, and improved quality. Most importantly, they did it without losing their iconic compact size.

One of the more prominent advantages of these printers is that they can power on and start printing in seconds. So, you can keep it off to conserve some of the battery without prohibiting how fast you can start printing. Another significant feature is the two settings on the PocketJet 8 printers. One is for faster print speeds, and the second focuses on high-quality printing.

The PocketJet8 has a robust, light build that makes it easier to carry and work with while you are in the field. These printers are powered by a long-lasting battery, so you can finish everything that you need to get done in one go. With many different mounts and accessories, you can make the Brother PocketJet custom to your wants and needs.

Some additional key features are:

• 203dpi
• IP54 with the case
• 600 pages per charge
• USB 2.0, WiFI, and Bluetooth
• Compatible with iOS, macOS, Android, Windows, and Linux(USB)

Benefits of Rugged Jet Printers

The RuggedJet Printers are one of the leaders in battery life for mobile printing. They also have a real-time battery status indicator to show you how much of that battery you have left. This printer is one of the toughest available. It can handle harsh environments thanks to its reinforced parts, industrial-rated buttons, rubber housing, and enhanced drop protection.

You can wear, carry or mount this printer however you like. There are vehicle mounts available for it and docking connectors that help you get extra functionality and security for your printer. There are also docking stations that offer additional power and USB connectivity for the printer.

It can face up or down thanks to its tearbars that help you remove what you are printing from any direction.

Some other key features include:

• 203dpi
• IP54
• 4 hours with optional battery
• Wifi and Bluetooth connectivity
• Compatible with iOS, macOS, Android, Windows, and Linux(USB)
• 5ips print speeds
• 6.9ft Drop Tested

Get One For Yourself Today!

Take a look at the available Brother Printers we have in stock. If you are unsure about which one would work best for your situation, feel free to call our office for assistance. You can reach us at 302-659-2727 Monday-Friday, from 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Eastern Time.