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The Brother Group started by providing repair services for sewing machines in 1908. Since then, they have grown by focusing on technology development, promoting the diversication of the businesses through applying accumulated core technologies, and continuing to cultivate new markets consistently.
Foundation-1940s
Developing an Import-based Industry into an Export-based Industry
The beginning of the Brother Group dates back to 1908, when Kanekichi Yasui established a sewing machine repair business. Subsequently, Kanekichi's son, Masayoshi, took over the family business and began to develop a great ambition to manufacture sewing machines domestically within Japan to convert the import-based sewing machine industry into an export-based industry. He gained a foothold when he manufactured a chain-stitch sewing machine for the production of straw hats and successfully produced the first home sewing machine in 1932. Masayoshi then developed the equipment to manufacture sewing machines with Jitsuichi by themselves. This "independent development" has been inherited as Brother's DNA.
1950s
Applying Its Core Technologies to Promote Diversification
After fulfilling his long-cherished ambition of exporting made-in-Japan sewing machines in 1947, Masayoshi Yasui visited the United States to assess the sewing machine market in 1950. The trip led him to make a decision to diversify Brother's business. After that, the company developed knitting machines, a washing machine, a vacuum cleaner, an electric fan, and so forth, by utilizing its technologies, such as the motor development technology, which it had cultivated through manufacturing of sewing machines. Around the same time, Brother launched the development of a portable typewriter. By researching typeset manufacturing and applying the press technology gained through the development of sewing machines and knitting machines, Brother actualized commercialization of the typewriter. This style to predict the changes of the times and tackle the world market applying its own core technologies has been still affecting manufacturing in Brother.
1970s
Developing a High-speed Dot-matrix Printer and Promoting Electronization
While popularization of personal computers accelerated computerization, Brother co-developed a high-speed dot-matrix printer for small-size computers with Centronics Data Computer Corp. in the United States in 1971. Later, Brother worked on developing its own in-house electronic control technology and print heads. These technologies were subsequently applied to fax machines and printers. In the 1970s, electronization of various industrial products progressed, and Brother also pursued the incorporation of electronic technologies in its existing products, including sewing machines and typewriters.
1980s
Progressing into the Information and Communications Equipment Field and Expanding the Industrial Equipment Business
In 1982, Brother developed an electronic personal printer equipped with thermal printing technology. Later, this technology was applied to label printers, the products with which Brother has high market shares today. In the late 1980s, Brother also developed thermal fax machines and laser printers, entering into the information and communications equipment field. In 1985, Brother released the CNC* Tapping Center, a tapping machine equipped with a numerical control system, and dramatically advanced its industrial equipment business.
BROTHER PT-H110 HANDHELD LABELER
Create durable, adhesive-backed labels that resist water, heat, cold, and more with lightweight and portable label makers.
Features
- Easy, Portable Label Maker
- Label Makers & Printers
- 3 fonts, 14 frames, and more than 250 symbols.
- Stores up to 15 labels for quick reprinting.
- Prints 1 or 2 lines of text on labels up to 12mm wide.
BROTHER PT-D450 DESKTOP LABELER WITH PC CONNECTION,BARCODE SUPPORT
Features
- Use built-in keyboard or connect to PC or Mac.
- 14 fonts, 10 font styles, over 600 symbols plus barcodes.
- Graphical display -- easily view layout before printing.
BROTHER QL-700 DIRECT THERMAL LABEL PRINTER,BARCODE SUPPORT AND P-TOUCH EDITOR SOFTWARE
Fast and hassle free
Offering versatility, convenience and Microsoft integration, the QL-700 delivers totally hassle-free address label printing.
‘P-Touch Editor Lite’ is pre-loaded to the printer itself so there’s no software installation required for PC or Mac. And it’s fast, producing up to 93 labels a minute at up to 600dpi, with an automatic label cutter built in for ultimate convenience. You can also print directly from MS Word, Excel and Outlook too.
With the QL-700, your envelopes and packages can carry clear, professional-looking labels – you can even add your company logo if you’d like.
Key Features
- Print die-cut labels and signage via PC
- Up to 62mm print width (DK labels) and 59mm print height
- Prints up to 93 standard address labels per min / 150mm per second
- Up to 300dpi print resolution
- Easy to install label rolls
- Built-in automatic tape cutter
BROTHER LABELING TAPES HSE-231
Brother HSE231: Printable 2:1 Heat Shrink Tubing for Marking Cables, Fiber and Wires. 0.46 in x 4.9 ft (11.7mm x 1.5m) Black on White. Do you need heat shrink tube media for your Brother P-touch® label maker? you're sure to enjoy top-notch heat shrink tubing for your labeler. The Brother HSE231 Black on White Heat Shrink Tube can be used with a range of Brother P-touch® label makers for increased versatility. Perhaps just as important, the HSe tube offers a printable heat shrink tubing that enables you to mark cables, fiber and wires instantly.
BROTHER DK-11203 ROLLS 29mm X 90mm
The Brother DK-11203 is part of the consumables and accessories range, suitable for the P-Touch labelling machines, producing file folder labels.
DK Die Cut Labels – Convenient, pre-cut labels in shapes/sizes that are
commonly used in mailing and administrative applications.
Key Features
- DK-11203
- file folder labels 17mm x 87mm
- 300 labels per roll
MONOCHROME LASER PRINTER
Compact Monochrome Laser Printer featuring Hassle-free Printing Technology that prevents paper jam and Affordable Toner Price
Improve Productivity and Save Time
Featuring print speeds of up to 20ppm, higher print speeds save printing time
Users can utilise their time more efficiently instead of waiting for their printouts.
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