Logo Application
Approved artwork, position, scale and production file.
Controlled brand customization
OEM and Private-Label Programs Built on a Confirmed Product Scope.
Select the appropriate base product first. Branding, finish, identification, packaging and selected documents are then defined through a controlled approval process.
Customization scope
Customize brand presentation without losing technical control or traceability.
Availability depends on product, quantity and project scope. The base configuration and mandatory identification remain controlled.
Colour & Surface
RAL reference and finish requirements confirmed by order scope.
Nameplate Layout
Brand presentation combined with required model and traceability data.
Packaging Identity
Labels, shipping marks, cartons or crates according to the approved file.
Selected Brand Materials
Approved covers, product sheets or files where the project scope permits.
Technical Boundaries
Safety, compatibility and mandatory product information remain controlled.
Approval gates
Convert the brand concept into a controlled production package.
Each gate creates an approval record before the project moves to the next stage.
Product Scope
Confirm models, target carriers, applications and expected quantities.
Brand Brief
Provide logo files, colour references, naming rules and packaging requirements.
Technical Review
Separate customizable elements from safety, compatibility and mandatory data.
Artwork Approval
Approve visual files, nameplate content, labels and document versions.
Production Reference
Connect the approved files to the product and order record.
Repeat Supply
Use the approved package as the reference for future branded orders.
What remains controlled
Brand customization does not replace engineering review.
Carrier compatibility, hydraulic limits, mounting interfaces, working tools, required identification and safe-use information remain subject to technical confirmation.
Carrier and hydraulic compatibilityMounting and structural interfaceGround tool and application fitMandatory model and traceability data
Commercial handling
NDA and controlled file exchange can be discussed before detailed brand information is shared.
Confidentiality, ownership of supplied artwork, approval responsibilities and file use should be stated in the project agreement.
Start the OEM project with a defined product and market scope.
Share the target models, market, expected quantity, branding requirements and intended timeline.