Flat Icons Set – Manufacturing Symbols

Slide Content

The slide presents a collection of flat icons representing various elements and concepts associated with manufacturing. These include:

• Designing (an icon of a pencil and ruler indicating the planning phase of manufacturing)
• Creating (an icon of a cog or gear signifying the production process)
• Cog (an individual gear icon depicting machine parts)
• Mechanism (multiple gears showing complex machinery)
• Progress (a bar graph icon suggesting performance tracking)
• Product (a box package symbolizing finished goods)
• Package (an icon illustrating packaging)
• Conveyor Belt (depicting transportation within manufacturing)
• Production Line (an icon of a factory line indicating assembly process)
• Item (a placeholder icon representing individual products)
• Phial (icon of a flask for chemicals or pharmaceuticals)
• Research (icon of a flask suggesting innovation and development activities)

Graphical Look

• The slide has a clean, minimalist layout with plenty of white space.
• At the top of the slide, the title is presented in large, bold font.
• Below the title, there is a line with tags describing the slide content.
• The main body of the slide features a two-column layout.
• Each column contains multiple flat-style icons in gray-scale with one icon highlighted in color.
• Each icon is paired with a word describing its representation below it.
• A banner at the top-right indicates that the icons are fully editable.
• At the bottom-right, there is a circle around a colored icon, continuing the consistent theme.
• A rectangular box at the bottom provides information about more available icons directing to a website.

The slide has a modern and professional appearance with a teal and gray color scheme. The icons are simplistic in design, providing an easy-to-understand visual representation of each manufacturing concept.

Use Cases

• To introduce various stages or elements of a manufacturing process in a business presentation.
• To visualize and explain workflow or operations in a manufacturing or industrial setting.
• To enhance reports or proposals with visual elements for better comprehension of manufacturing-related topics.
• For educational purposes in training materials to familiarize employees with manufacturing symbols and terminology.