Figure 04 demonstrates how the logo can be vertically aligned with the center of the 76^® gradient ball. This technique can be used when the tagline needs to be higher on the layout.

Figure 05 demonstrates four more alternative tagline positions. Notice the alignment mechanism, top of the “pump” to the top of the “7” and the bottom of the “pump” to the bottom of the “7.” It, too, can be used on either side of the 76 logo.

Figure 06 demonstrates the minimum size relationship between the tagline and the 76 logo. Notice the alignment mechanism, top of the “pump” to the top of the “7” and the bottom of the “pump” to the bottom of the “7.” It, too, can be used on either side of the 76 logo.

Figure 07 demonstrates the 76 logo and tagline at the size where a 76 FLAT logo should be substituted.

If the 76 logo and tagline are placed where the 76 logo measures 3/8 of an inch in diameter or smaller, a 76 FLAT logo and tagline are required. This substitution is also acceptable when printing or embroidering on material, such as a hat or shirt. See below for apparel exceptions and color changes.

Figure 08 demonstrates the 76 logo and tagline at the size where a 76 FLAT logo should be substituted, and in this case, it is reversed.