Plastic Use Outline Icons Set – Industry Production

Slide Content

The slide features a collection of outline icons related to industry production and plastic utilization. They represent elements such as Factory, Manufacturing, Shopping Bag, Package, Product Box, Wrapping, Molecule, Chemistry Research, Finance, Money, Coin, Penny, Metal Product, Scissors, Cutting, Fishing Hook, Launch, Rocket, Fire, and Incineration. Each icon is associated with a specific area of industry or production, such as Factory for manufacturing processes, Shopping Bag for consumerism, Molecule for chemical research, and Rocket for aerospace launch activities.

Graphical Look

• The slide has a white background with a combination of teal and dark gray colors predominantly used for text and accents.
• Nine icons are evenly distributed in three rows and three columns.
• Each icon is a simple line drawing, rendered in a teal color, conveying different industrial and production concepts.
• The icons are of various industries: manufacturing (depicted by factories), shopping (with a bag icon), packaging (a box icon), molecular structures, fishing (represented by a hook), cutting tools (scissors), and aerospace (a rocket).
• The top-right corner contains a text box with the statement "Fully editable icons" over a dark gray background.
• A circular icon highlighted with a blue ring at the bottom of the slide stands out among the other teal icons.
• There is a banner at the bottom in a tan color that suggests additional icons are available on a website.

The slide has a clean, professional appearance with a simple, flat design aesthetic. The icons are minimalist, making the slide easy to understand and visually appealing.

Use Cases

• Presenting the various aspects and tools in industrial production processes during an internal company meeting.
• Illustrating different facets of product lifecycle, including manufacturing, packaging, and end-of-life, in an educational setting.
• Integrating into a business plan or investor presentation to highlight areas of investment related to industry and manufacturing.
• Using as a visual aid in sustainability workshops or seminars to discuss the environmental impact of plastic use in industry and ways to mitigate it.