A bold monoline display with sharp terminals for dental signage, instrument labels and clean branding.
Probe Drill looks like something you would find stamped on a steel dental instrument. The letters are bold and monoline, with sharp edges and precise terminals, and every character sits on a fixed width. That gives text the even, measured rhythm of a clinical label.
The strokes stay the same weight everywhere, so the font holds up when you set it large. Use it for clinic signage, door plates, instrument and packaging labels, posters and logos. Small text works for short tags and numbers. Long paragraphs do not, since this is a display face and wants a quiet text font beside it.
Inside you get 94 glyphs covering English: uppercase and lowercase letters, figures and punctuation. There is one weight, Regular. The files come as OTF, TTF, WOFF and WOFF2, so the same font runs in print, on the web and in apps.
Desktop, Web, ePub and App licenses are sold separately on this page. Pick the one that matches where the font will be used.
