Preview: Logo iteration II
15 more, in navy and red
Four fresh families, all using the industrial red accent. Monograms, the quarter-turn, roundel emblems and directional marks. The first 15 options remain on the Logos page.
The initials, built as geometry. A lettermark scales and never goes out of date.
One strong letter. Best for scale.
All three initials, geometric.
E and F layered, two-tone.
The letter held in a ring.
Lead lockup — Bold E
Ball and butterfly valves move 90 degrees, open to closed. A concept only a valve brand owns.
A body caught mid-turn.
The 90-degree travel, charted.
A ball valve, bore part-open.
One quarter of the ring, in red.
Lead lockup — Ball
A mark inside a container: the look of an established, certified industrial supplier.
Butterfly emblem in a disc.
A gate inside a bolt head.
A crest: the European angle.
An official seal.
Lead lockup — Valve coin
Flow has direction. Arrows, handled with restraint.
Nested arrows: momentum.
Directed flow through a valve.
Flow redirected, controlled.
Lead lockup — Arrow-valve