Brady Corp
A maker of identification and safety products, Brady Corporation produces the labels, signs, wire markers, and lockout/tagout devices that factories, hospitals, and telecom crews use to tag cables and mark hazards. Founded in 1914 in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, by William Henry "Will" Brady, the company started out printing calendars and ice cream parlor displays before pivoting to industrial identification. In 1944, the founder's son invented the peel-and-stick wire marker card to label the tangled wiring of World War II aircraft and ships.
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