ThyssenKrupp logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- The company operates worldwide and is mostly popular for its elevator systems.
- The new brand design contains elements of both businesses’ logos.The Arch has been a symbol of Thyssen since 1976.
- The logo was designed by Schierning, the graphic artist from Hamburg, who was inspired by the shape of the pavilion at the industrial show.
- The Arch was a reflection of all the company’s activities.As for the three rings emblem, it has been a symbol of the Krupp company since 1875.
- The insignia is a reminder of Krupp’s most famous patent from 1853 — seamless railway tires.
- In the version of the ThyssenKrupp logo released in 2002, you could see the name of the company to the left of the emblem.
- The wordmark was given in black letters over the white background.
- The glyphs had traditional proportions and belonged to a highly legible sans serif typeface.
- The pictorial part showcased a dark blue roundel housing a silver emblem (the arch and the three rings).
- The wordmark was white inside a dark blue square with rounded corners.
- 2015 — Today The ThyssenKrupp logo from today is composed of a wordmark with an emblem, which combines two parts — the arch and the three rings.
- Placed above the lettering, the company’s symbol is light and elegant, executed in thin white lines.
- The ThyssenKrupp nameplate in all the lowercase lettering is written in a traditional sans-serif typeface with elegant stencils.
- The letters are balanced and bold, looking friendly and loyal to the light blue background of the brand’s logo.
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