Frick Ingénieur is a name that appears in connection with Swiss electrical engineering, but no verifiable documentation of a company by this exact name, its logo, or a designer named Otto Krämer could be located in the available research. The unverified excerpt claiming a 1950s logo design by Otto Krämer cannot be confirmed by any primary or secondary source found.
Design and History
No reliable sources documenting a company called “Frick Ingénieur” as a Swiss electrical equipment firm, its visual identity, or any logo redesign history were found in the research. Searches for the exact name returned only unrelated results, including individuals named Frick who were engineers, and job listings in the Swiss town of Frick.
The name “Frick” is associated with a separate, well-documented American industrial refrigeration company, the Frick Company, founded in the 19th century and now produced under the Johnson Controls brand.[1] That company’s identity is unrelated to the “Frick Ingénieur” name in the unverified excerpt, and no connection between the two could be established.
Because no credible evidence exists for the “Frick Ingénieur” logo, its designer, its design history, or its symbolism, this entry cannot verify any of the claims in the unverified excerpt.
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