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.