Thermo King logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- The company was founded in 1938 by a businessman Joseph Numero in cooperation with an engineer and inventor Frederick Jones.
- In July 1940 Jones got a patent for his invention, a mobile air-cooling unit which was used to create a refrigerated truck that became a historic landmark in the transportation of perishable food items.
- Today the company has its production facilities in Europe, Australia, Asia and the Middle East, as well as in Africa.
- The logo, its meaning and history Initially, the Thermo King logo was very concise.
- It consisted of a black circle with white counter background on which there were two block letters.
- The left one was a blue “T” to the stem of which there were connected a leg and an arm forming a letter “K”.
- Next version had separate letters “T” and “K each having its own stem glued to each other.
- The “K” has a very short stem and disproportionally long arm and leg.
- It has a square with a white background field and a black border.
- The two lower corners are rounded and the top border line is wavy.
- There are the same two block letters meaning the company’s trademark, but this time the letter “T” is in the foreground and the letter “K” is smaller and placed behind it.
- The letter “T” and the border of the square are made in a charcoal grey tone.
- Below the emblem is written the full brand name, “THERMO KING”.
- There is also another version of the logo, in which a smaller emblem with two letters is placed on the same line as the wordmark and to the left of it.
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