ZF Logo
Centered on a solid blue square background, a bold white circular ring encloses a large, geometric monogram formed by the letters “Z” and “F.” The Z is slanted with a thick diagonal stroke that meets a horizontal baseline; the F is upright...
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About ZF
Centered on a solid blue square background, a bold white circular ring encloses a large, geometric monogram formed by the letters “Z” and “F.” The Z is slanted with a thick diagonal stroke that meets a horizontal baseline; the F is upright and integrated into the circle so the bottom of the letters aligns with a horizontal white bar that touches the inner circle.
The treatment is flat and highly legible, using stark white against a saturated blue to create a strong corporate/industrial impression. The overall composition feels compact and engineered, with clean straight strokes and a balanced circular frame.
What's in it: letters 'Z' and 'F'
Shapes: square (background) circle (ring) monogram/wordmark
Style: corporate minimalist flat geometric bold
Text in logo: ZF
A compact, engineered mark that visually suggests rotation or a wheel (through the enclosing circle) and technical precision (strong geometric letterforms).
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ZF Logo History
ZF Friedrichshafen AG was founded in 1915 as Zahnradfabrik Friedrichshafen (a gear factory). It grew into a major automotive supplier specialising in transmissions, chassis components and driveline technology; notable expansion includes the acquisition of TRW Automotive in 2015.
Frequently asked
Which company uses this logo?
This is the logo of ZF Friedrichshafen AG, commonly known as ZF, a German automotive supplier.
What do the letters ZF stand for?
ZF originally stood for Zahnradfabrik Friedrichshafen (German for 'gear factory, Friedrichshafen').
What industry is ZF in?
ZF is an automotive supplier focused on transmissions, chassis and driveline components.
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