Alcoa logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Alcoa Logo PNG Alcoa Corporation is an industrial company registered in the USA.
- The company has a rather long history; it was founded in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in 1888 by Charles Martin Hall, the inventor of aluminium electrical smelting process.
- Today’s name, Aluminum Company of America and its acronym “Alcoa” it received in 1910.
- The company went through many periods of economic and legal difficulties but eventually managed to become come one of the most sustainable corporations worldwide.
- Meaning and history 1894 The logo used at the turn of the century was a circle broken down into four equal segments by the lettering “T.P.R.Co” (an abbreviation of “The Pittsburgh Reduction Company”) and “Aluminum.” Each of the segments contained a five-pointed star.
- 1910 When the company was renamed Aluminum Company of America, the abbreviation “T.P.R.Co” was replaced by “A.C.O.A.” In addition to the logo with the stars, the brand introduced a logo featuring empty segments.
- 1955 The company used rectangular logos housing the words “Alcoa” and “Aluminum” separated by a horizontal bar.
- To the right, there was a combination of orange and blue triangles positioned symmetrically one above the other.
- 1963 The new emblem seemed to have been inspired by the triangle motif from the previous logo.
- The palette grew simpler because the orange disappeared.
- The emblem was white on the blue background.
- 2016 The designers have simplified the Alcoa logo by removing the box in which the triangle emblem was placed.
- The emblem is now blue over the white background.
- The type has also grown somewhat simpler.
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