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Collection of Engineering Symbolss (26)

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The image is a graphic illustration of a gear or cogwheel with an orange circle in the center. Inside the circle, there is an orange arrow pointing downwards, indicating that the gear is in the process of being turned on. The gear is grey in color and has a spiral-like shape. The background is white. The overall design is simple and minimalistic.
The image is a graphic illustration of a yellow hard hat with a blue gear in the center. The hard hat has a pointed brim and a small indentation on the top. The gear appears to be made of metal and has a circular shape. The background is white. The overall design is simple and minimalistic.
A sleek, modern logo merging mechanical gears with directional arrows and clean geometry to symbolize intelligent automation and forward momentum.
The image is a black and white line drawing of a gear or cogwheel. The gear is circular in shape and has six teeth, each with a small hole in the center. The teeth are arranged in a symmetrical pattern, with the largest teeth at the top and the smallest at the bottom. The center of the gear has a small circular hole, which is likely the outer edge of the circle. The overall design is simple and minimalistic.
The image is a blue icon of a person holding a briefcase in their left hand and a gear in their right hand. The person is standing in front of two large gears, one larger and one smaller. The gears are arranged in a way that they are overlapping each other, creating a sense of movement and energy. The background is white, making the blue icon stand out. The icon is simple and minimalistic, with no other elements or design elements.
A clean, modern gear icon used to indicate system settings or mechanical processes.
The image is a logo for Mechanical Engineering. It is a red gear with three white gears inside it. The gear is arranged in a triangular formation, with the largest gear in the center and two smaller gears on either side. Above the gear, there is a white letter "M" in the top right corner. Below the gear in black, the words "Mechanical Engineering" are written in a bold, sans-serif font. The overall design is simple and modern, with a minimalist aesthetic.
The image is a graphic illustration of a gear or cogwheel with an anchor in the center. The gear is black and white and has six teeth, each with a small hole in the middle. The anchor is made up of a thin, twisted rope that is coiled around the center of the gear. The rope appears to be made of a dark material, possibly rope or rope, and is tied in a knot at the top. The background is transparent, making the gear and anchor stand out.
A clean, vector-style icon grid representing essential construction equipment, safety gear, and site hazards.
The image is a collection of 16 black and white line icons related to construction and engineering. The icons are arranged in a grid of 4 rows and 4 columns. The first row of icons includes a brick wall, a crane, a bulldozer, a car, and a construction worker. The second row includes a building, a triangle, a laptop, a wrench, a gear, a calculator, a smartphone, a pencil, a ruler, and two cranes. The third row includes two gears, a tripod, and an angle finder. All the icons are simple and minimalistic, with no color
The image is a collection of electrical symbols and symbols related to different types of electrical components. There are 16 symbols in total, arranged in a grid-like pattern. The symbols are related to the different types and their meanings. The symbols include a battery, a direct current transformer, a DC-series dynamo, a single phase alternator, a three phase generator, an ammeter, a voltmeter, and a voltage regulator. These symbols represent different types, such as resistors, capacitors, transistors, and transistors. There are also several other symbols and information about the components, including
This clean icon set covers essential household and utility functions-from lighting and HVAC to water, electricity, and transport-perfect for digital interfaces.
A stylized engineer or architect in a hard hat, holding rolled-up plans-symbolizing design, planning, and on-site execution.
A green hard hat sits securely on a black gear-representing the vital link between workplace safety and mechanical precision.
A sleek, two-tone gear icon with a vibrant blue ring at its core-perfect for indicating settings or mechanical processes in digital interfaces.
A sleek, monochrome logo combining a drafting compass with bold typography to represent engineering expertise and reliability.
This standard electrical hazard sign alerts people to the presence of high voltage or live electrical components.
A bold orange emblem fusing industrial mechanics with atomic science, symbolizing the synergy of engineering and physics.
A clean, monochrome icon library covering core engineering, maintenance, design, and digital workflow concepts-perfect for UI/UX and technical documentation.
A bold black downward arrow signaling “scroll down” or “expand” in user interfaces.
The image shows two gears, one larger and one smaller, side by side. The larger gear is a circular shape with a pointed top and a flat bottom, while the smaller gear is smaller and has a flat top. Both gears are outlined in black and have a simple, minimalist design. The background is plain white.
The image is a graphic design of two gears, one in blue and one in black. The blue gear is on the left side of the image and the black gear is in the center. The gears are connected by a thin blue line, which appears to be a vertical line. The background is transparent, making the blue gear and black gear stand out. The image has a modern and minimalist design.
A sleek line-art icon showing a gear housed within a lightbulb-perfect for illustrating tech-driven innovation.
The image is a table that shows the frequently used symbols for different types of electrical components. The table is divided into two columns, with the left column listing the symbols and the right column providing information about the symbols. The symbols are: 1. Direct current 2. Alternating current 3. Direct or alternating current 4. Parallel connection 5. Delta connection 6. Line, generally 7. Line-generally 8. Line runs upwards 9. Line running downwards 10. Number of conductors 11. Current current 12. Current voltage 13. Current transformer
The image is a table that shows the terms and symbols of different types of symbols. The table is divided into two columns, with the left column listing the terms of the symbol and the right column listing its meaning. The terms are: At Maximum Material Condition/Boundary - At least Material Condition / Boundary There are two symbols in the table: "At least Material" and "At Last Material Condition". The symbol on the left is a square (BS) with a checkmark next to it. The symbol in the middle is a "P" with a letter "F" in it
The image is a table that shows the ASME term and ISO term of a compound. The table is divided into two columns, with the left column listing the basic dimension and the right column displaying the ISO term. The basic dimension is represented by a yellow circle with a black arrow pointing to the right. The symbol is labeled "ASME term" and is used to indicate the meaning of the compound. Below the symbol, there is a list of terms and conditions for the compound, such as "Basic Dimension", "Reference Dimension", and "ISO Term". The terms are written in black text on a white background.