The Tenso-M logo, used by a Russian manufacturer of industrial weighing equipment, is based on the company name set in large black sans-serif letters. Between “TENSO” and “M”, instead of a conventional hyphen, there is a two-color graphic element made up of two narrow vertical rectangles offset from one another: the black rectangle sits lower and to the left, while the red one is positioned higher and to the right. Their ends meet in the center, creating a stepped composition. The same detail is used in the abbreviated graphic mark, where only the letters “T” and “M” remain beside it. For international materials, a Latin-script version reading TENSO-M is used, retaining the same composition, letter proportions and red-and-black color accent.
Joint-Stock Company “Weight Measuring Company TENSO-M” is a Russian developer and manufacturer of industrial weighing equipment operating since 1990. The company was founded by former engineers of the M. M. Gromov Flight Research Institute, M. V. Senyansky and M. M. Rakitin, and its early developments included the “1190” load cell and the VP-5 platform scale. Today, Tenso-M manufactures truck, rail, platform and crane scales, load cells, weighing transmitters, dosing equipment, automated weighing systems and other industrial equipment. The company’s production facilities cover around 25,000 m², its workforce exceeds 450 employees, and annual output includes more than 40,000 load cells and around 3,000 scales and gravimetric dosing units.
