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02 / Expression

Show the condition. Show the action.

The TurnKey visual language makes complex conditions easier to see, understand and act on.

Photography

Evidence in context.

Photography should show the setting, the instrument and the expertise behind the work. It should feel observed, purposeful and grounded in the real world.

Technician using a field monitoring instrument at a quarry
01 / ENVIRONMENT + ACTION
Calibration work in a clean instrument workshop
02 / HUMAN EXPERTISE + DETAIL
Air monitoring device in an urban environment
03 / INSTRUMENT + CONTEXT
01

Show real environments

Use wide, credible settings with room for the message. People should be engaged with the work.

02

Bring detail into focus

Show material, installation and instrument detail on honest surfaces with controlled light.

03

Make expertise visible

Give service, calibration and hands-on knowledge the same importance as the product.

DO

Use credible working context

Industrial, urban, workshop and vehicle settings should feel specific and purposeful.

DON’T

Avoid generic theatre

Do not use posed scenes, visual clutter or effects that distract from the work.

Graphic language

Signals with a job.

Lines, ticks, markers and readouts guide attention, show movement and make information easier to follow.

DATA / CONNECTED

From reading to response.

01 Condition02 Measurement03 Insight04 Action
01

Trace = movement

Use a trace to show change, connection or progression through information.

02

Tick = sequence

Use ticks to show order, comparison or a meaningful scale.

03

Readout = clarity

Use a readout to draw attention to the detail that helps someone decide or act.

Support iconography

One clear symbol for every role.

The line-icon system creates a simple visual shorthand for product families, connected features, service and resources.

Air + particulate

Airborne particles, dust and environmental conditions

Gas

Gas monitoring and sensor-based environmental insight

Noise

On-site noise measurement, logging and thresholds

Vibration

Site vibration measurement and remote visibility

Brake testing

Road, fleet, agricultural and off-road brake workflows

Vehicle compliance

Inspection, investigation and vehicle condition

Connected data

Remote access, device connectivity and stored evidence

Alerts

Threshold-led notifications and site response

Reporting

Analysis, graphs, records and reporting workflows

Calibration

Instrument care, setup and dependable measurement

Service

Support throughout the working life of an instrument

Resources

Product information, manuals and useful downloads

01

Keep the line consistent

Use the same open line style, rounded joins and balanced visual weight throughout.

02

Always use a label

Icons support understanding; the product or service name remains the primary message.

03

Give colour a purpose

Graphite is the default. Yellow highlights physical action; blue identifies connected moments.

DO

Make navigation easier

Pair each icon with one stable meaning across digital, presentations and documents.

DON’T

Do not create a second logo

Never combine icons with the TurnKey mark or use them as decorative badges.

Voice + tone

Calm. Exact. Capable. Field-aware.

Start with the condition, use a concrete verb and make the next step clear.

CONDITION

See particulate conditions as they change.

ACTION TurnKey monitoring solutions help teams understand changing particulate conditions and choose the right response for the site.

NEXT STEP Explore the right monitoring solution.

Clear language · practical outcome · useful next step
measuremonitortestinvestigaterecordalertreportcalibrate
DO

Write the job in front of the user

Use one idea per sentence, explain technical terms and keep product names consistent.

DON’T

Avoid inflated language

Do not hide practical value behind hype, broad claims or unnecessary jargon.