A new charge.
A wider world.
A clear, energetic identity for the materials
behind the move to electric.

Complex supply.
Clear identity.
ReCharge Global supplies materials for the lithium-ion battery industry. Its offer connects mineral and industrial partners with battery manufacturers, giving the brand a technical audience and an international outlook.
Phable refreshed the logo, website, social assets and brand guidelines for a wider market. A distinctive lightning mark, electric green and confident typography gave the business a connected visual language.
The original identity and film are presented here alongside new applications that explore how the system can work across materials, information and industry conversations.
The original charge.
Phable’s original film / Retained in fullOne unmistakable spark.
Material.
To movement.
The original specimen uses a bold, geometric italic. This proposed Poppins treatment develops that energy, with an upright reading voice and IBM Plex Mono for practical labels.
From the material
to the conversation.
A website concept helps technical buyers understand the material categories, find their starting point and make a relevant enquiry.
What moves
tomorrow
starts here.
Explore the materials behind the next conversation.
To movement.
Anode
Explore graphite products
Discover →Cathode
Explore material categories
Discover →Partnerships
Discuss your requirements
Start a conversation →
The original foundation
Phable’s website presentation established a clear materials proposition. The new concept develops its hierarchy and routes into an enquiry.
A connected
vocabulary.
Simple line icons give the supply-chain story a consistent visual structure.
Give the next
conversation
a good start.
A mobile enquiry concept asks for context before contact details. Material category, application and discussion topic help frame a useful first exchange.
- Choose a material category.
- Describe the application.
- Review the enquiry.
Illustrative, nonfunctional interface. No live inventory, material specification or confirmed availability.
Where shall
we start?
Choose the category you’d like to discuss.
A shared
starting point.
- Category
- Anode materials
- Application
- Battery manufacturing
- Discussion
- Documentation & supply requirements
Make the
complex
tangible.
A materials briefing gives the story room to develop. Strong chapter openings, tactile paper and a controlled graphic language bring clarity to an industrial subject.

A clear thought.
In different forms.
A campaign family connects the material to its wider purpose, adapting the same voice to different formats.
Explain the offer.
Open the discussion.
A place to see.
A place to talk.
A materials library makes the exhibition experience specific to the business. Samples, concise information and an open meeting area give visitors a clear reason to stop.


A simple mark.
A strong presence.
The bolt becomes a confident back print, balanced by a small wordmark and a woven symbol label. A restrained field-team apparel concept extends the identity beyond screens and paper.
Black cotton / Electric green / WhiteClarity at
every level.
A material information system gives each conversation a consistent starting document. Clear headings separate the category, questions and follow-up requirements.
Illustrative information design. Fields describe a conversation; no test result, certification or product specification is asserted.
Anode
materials.
Graphite products / Enquiry overview
Keep the
charge moving.
Give a complex
business a
clear identity.
Phable brings identity, digital design and communications together to help technical businesses explain their offer and show up consistently.
Discuss your cleantech brand ↗What did Phable create for Recharge?
Phable refreshed the logo, website, social assets and brand guidelines, creating a connected identity for a wider international audience.
What makes supply-chain branding useful?
A clear proposition, recognisable visual language and well-structured information help buyers understand a complex offer and find the right next conversation.
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Original identity, website archive and film: Phable’s Recharge project. New physical, digital, editorial, icon, campaign, presentation and motion applications are portfolio concepts. Photography is generated; screens are nonfunctional. Proposed Poppins and IBM Plex Mono treatments are not claimed as verified historic fonts. No battery engineering, manufactured product, technical certification or measured commercial result is attributed to Phable. Business context: ReCharge Global and its materials offer.

