F.A.Q.

Why the Orach Technic Pro font family is so unique.

How the font gots its name Orach Technic

Why did it take 35 years to make this font.

What is the advantage of Orach Technic Pro compared to a single-line font.

Why other Ultra Light fonts cannot engrave successfully.

Why arrangement of the letters in the font not like Unicode list.

Which tool dimensions should be used for engraving.

Why this type of font was not made by the world's largest typographic houses.

Why the Style name are not ProGrav, ProCAD, ProGraf.

Why haven't we sold the font for 35 years.

Why the font is not sold but rented for 10 years.

Orach Technic Pro Italic

Orach Technic Pro - Italic

Italics are most often used when you need to make a difference in the text. It is often used for headings when there are several lines etc. In practice, it is rarely used in engraving.

The first question that arises with italics is how many degrees the font is tilted to the right.
Generaly Italic have slant 6-12 degrees.

The best appearance of italics in the Orach Technic Pro font family is 9 degrees.

Some engraving programs have the ability to set this slope arbitrarily. In programs that support the Microsoft Italic system, such as AutoCAD, that slope is a great 19 degrees.

In our Orach Engraving Software, where we can adjust this slope arbitrarily, we work
with 9 degrees.

Graphics programs such as CorelDraw and Adobe Illustrator can also do this arbitrarily.