Based in Järfälla, Sweden, Kimtech designs, develops and builds waterjet cutting machines according to customer needs. The company was founded in 1980 and started its own production in 1988. Since then, the latest technology and top-level support have been the hallmarks of the company, but the graphic look and the website had not kept up with the forward movement. When Kimtech saw the profile promise of their (and Frosting’s) client Tovab, they realized it was time to catch up and let the visual identity reflect the sharpness of the business.

Frosting developed a new graphic profile and a new logo inspired by the waterjet cutting technique. Kimtech also got a new functional website with new text content, clearer menu choices and new customer cases. Frosting also produced advertisements and exhibition materials in line with the new profile.

The result was a modern look, informative digital content – and continued collaboration.

Project team: Annelie Thorsell, Markus Hasselryd, Mikael Vikström, Jennie Zetterqvist, Andreas Söderlund.

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