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The VseInstrumenti.ru logo for an online hypermarket of tools and equipment is built on a bright red rounded rectangle with white lettering set in a bold typeface with large shapes. In the compact version, it’s a mark with the letters «Vi», and a small white circle with «ru» is placed in the upper-right corner. In the extended version, the full name «Vse instrumenty» appears in two lines in white on the red background next to the symbol, and the circle with «ru» is also placed nearby. On the website, in the app, and across brand materials, the identity typically uses high-contrast layouts where the red background is paired with white typography.

VseInstrumenti.ru is a Russian online hypermarket of tools, equipment, and products for construction, renovation, and industrial tasks, serving both individual customers and businesses. In addition to online orders, the brand develops its own retail network across Russia — more than 1,200 stores — as well as pick-up points and delivery, so customers can receive goods conveniently in different regions. The assortment includes hand and power tools, accessories and consumables, fasteners, equipment, and related categories, which is why the service is often used for project supply, job-site provisioning, and regular purchasing for workshops and companies.

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