Complete family from € 320.00
Halvar Stencil expands on the Halvar universe by building on its industrial attitude: this German-engineered Schablonenschrift is a typeface for construction sites, power stations, data plates and anything that demands visual impact.
Cutting stencils into the letters of Halvar reveals that the typeface is an engineer. With letters parted into circles and rectangles, Halvar Stencil is a practical typeface whose raw character is stabilised with consistency and solid workmanship. With bold weights well-suited to immense and brute uses and light weights that are airy and chic, it has flexibility to match its scale.
Unusual amongst stencil typefaces for being constructed for complex and international operations, Halvar Stencil’s multi-script design covers Greek, Latin and Cyrillic, allowing cross market branding. Naturally, a system this comprehensive also comes with tabular figures, superscripts, localised alternates and many other useful OpenType features.
Complementing all this, Halvar’s multi-plexed functionality means that designers can lighten and darken text in complex settings without worrying about reflowing text or distorted interfaces. Like Halvar, Halvar Stencil has an absolutely consistent character width across all its weights.
Subdivided into an extended Breitschrift with a bold physique, a moderate Mittelschrift and a condensed Engschrift, each stencil subfamily has nine styles ranging from lightweight hairline to massive black weights. United in the Halvar Stencil SuperFamily, these three families cover an exceptional range.
Please, max the Gap! Halvar Stencil is not only available in three widths, it’s shipped with three sizes of stencilling. From the tight MinGap to the loose Maxgap, this ensures that whether Halvar Stencil is applied to a shipping container or the plaque of a hard carry case, it has the right amount of stencilling for the job.
Halvar’s variable font allows more than just the manipulation of Halvar’s weight and width: there’s a fully adjustable gap axis.
- Designed by
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Paul Eslage
in 2019 - Contributions
- Jakob Runge, Nils Thomsen, Lisa Fischbach
- Consulting & Help
- Ilya Ruderman & Yury Ostromentsky, Maria Doreuli, Kostas Bartsokas
- Specs
- 27 styles containing 9 weights in 3 gap seizes, more than 900 glyphs per font.
- Formats
- otf and ttf for desktop and apps, and woff and woff2 for web
- Tags
- SansStencilHeadlinesSignagePublishingLatinCyrillicIndustrialSuper Family
- Related Typefaces
- Halvar, Cera Stencil
Halvar Stencil Mittelschrift
- Hairline MaxGap
- Hairline MidGap
- Hairline MinGap
- ExtraThin MaxGap
- ExtraThin MidGap
- ExtraThin MinGap
- Thin MaxGap
- Thin MidGap
- Thin MinGap
- Light MaxGap
- Light MidGap
- Light MinGap
- Regular MaxGap
- Regular MidGap
- Regular MinGap
- Medium MaxGap
- Medium MidGap
- Medium MinGap
- Bold MaxGap
- Bold MidGap
- Bold MinGap
- ExtraBold MaxGap
- ExtraBold MidGap
- ExtraBold MinGap
- Black MaxGap
- Black MidGap
- Black MinGap
Halvar Stencil Engschrift
- Hairline MaxGap
- Hairline MidGap
- Hairline MinGap
- ExtraThin MaxGap
- ExtraThin MidGap
- ExtraThin MinGap
- Thin MaxGap
- Thin MidGap
- Thin MinGap
- Light MaxGap
- Light MidGap
- Light MinGap
- Regular MaxGap
- Regular MidGap
- Regular MinGap
- Medium MaxGap
- Medium MidGap
- Medium MinGap
- Bold MaxGap
- Bold MidGap
- Bold MinGap
- ExtraBold MaxGap
- ExtraBold MidGap
- ExtraBold MinGap
- Black MaxGap
- Black MidGap
- Black MinGap
Halvar Stencil Breitschrift
- Hairline MaxGap
- Hairline MidGap
- Hairline MinGap
- ExtraThin MaxGap
- ExtraThin MinGap
- ExtraThin MidGap
- Thin MaxGap
- Thin MidGap
- Thin MinGap
- Light MaxGap
- Light MidGap
- Light MinGap
- Regular MaxGap
- Regular MidGap
- Regular MinGap
- Medium MaxGap
- Medium MidGap
- Medium MinGap
- Bold MaxGap
- Bold MidGap
- Bold MinGap
- ExtraBold MaxGap
- ExtraBold MidGap
- ExtraBold MinGap
- Black MaxGap
- Black MidGap
- Black MinGap
Character Set
Language Support
Cyrillic: Abaza, Adyghe, Agul, Avar, Azerbaijani, Balkar, Belarusian, Bosnian, Bulgarian, Buryat, Chechen, Crimean Tatar, Dargin, Dargwa, Dungan, Erzya, Hill Mari, Ingush, Judeo-Tat, Kabardian, Kalmyk, Karachay, Karakalpak, Kazakh, Khinalugh, Komi, Komi-Permyak, Kumyk, Kyrgyz, Lak, Lezgian, Macedonian, Meadow Mari, Moksha, Moldovan, Mongolian, Montenegrin, Muslim Tat, Nanai, Nogai, Northern Yukaghir, Russian, Rusyn, Rutul, Serbian, Southern Altai, Tabasaran, Tajik, Tat, Tatar, Tsakhur, Turkmen, Tuvan, Udi, Ukrainian, Uyghur, Uzbek
Greek: monotonic Greek