THE METAL POWDER COMPANY LIMITED

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The Metal Powder Company Limited (MEPCO)
THE METAL POWDER COMPANY LIMITED

The word mark logo of The Metal Powder Company Limited (MEPCO) has a motif of three overlapping triangles in brown, yellow ochre and orange supported by its acronym in sans serif black italics capitals. Its tagline ‘Growing with Values’ is written at the bottom in grey. The colours represent a range of metal powders and the companies dynamism.

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