Improper use and/or use of the IDEC logo without permission is strictly prohibited.
The IDEC logo is owned by IDEC Corporation and cannot be used without permission from IDEC.
Please also ensure that you have read and understood the IDEC logo basic design guidelines before downloading the logo files.
No modifications of the logo are allowed, including skewing, stretching or flattening. Incorrect usage of the corporate logo not only loses the consistency of the presented image, but also negatively impacts the corporate image.
When using the IDEC company name in text, all the letters should be capitalized. For example, it should always be written as IDEC and not Idec.
IDEC Basic Design Guidelines (Logo)
Corporate Symbol (Basic Form)
The corporate symbol is the core of the CI design, and its role is to convey IDEC's philosophy and purpose in a condensed and easy-to-understand manner. The corporate symbol shall be used for all communication media.
When tint representation is impossible in monochrome applications, such as printing on products, use the monochrome version of the corporate symbol.
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The basic colors for the corporate logo are IDEC Red and IDEC Gray.
IDEC Red
PANTONE 187C
4-color: C20%, M100%, Y100%, K20%
RGB: R163%, G0%, B0%
HEX code: #a30000
IDEC Gray
PANTONE 423C
4-color: K55%
RGB: R145%, G145%, B145%
HEX code: #737373
Please note: the above values are guidelines only. Even if the color codes or reference values are used, the correct colors may not be reproduced, depending on the printed surface material and the printing method.
When instructing printing agents and contractors, make sure to not only designate the color codes and reference values, but also perform color control to make sure that the final print colors are as close as possible to the designated corporate color.
Isolation (margin) rules are in place to ensure enough space between the corporate logo and other visual elements, allowing for easy recognition of the logo.
The diagram below shows the specifications for minimum space required between the corporate symbol and other elements.
Do not display large or highly distinctive characters or graphics close to the corporate logo, even if they meet the isolation rules.
In exceptional circumstances, such as limited space (e.g., item edges, signboards, etc.), follow the rules of each design instead of applying the isolation rules. See the design guidelines for examples and exceptions.
