JLSDataGothic-CNC Písmo

JLS Data Gothic-CNC, designed by James Stirling and the Fontry, is a free techno display font with tall, tightly drawn lettering. Rounded rectangular forms dominate, but clipped joins and angular roof-like shapes give the design a precise machine-cut edge.

Industrial technology is its clearest territory, making it useful for machinery branding, electronics packaging, and science-fiction game graphics. The repeated softened corners and squared openings also suit event posters and interface titles, where the lettering can echo control panels and fabricated parts.

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To purchase the full commercial version of JLS Data Gothic, visit:

https://thefontry.com/jlsdatagothic/

If you wish to use this font commercially “as downloaded,” a PayPal donation of no more than US$5 is appreciated. The page includes a Donate button.

JLS Space was the creator’s first computer-format font. It included uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and basic punctuation. Mike Adkins recovered the font file from a failing hard drive and sent it to the creator, who then began developing Data Gothic and completed the project nearly twenty years after it was started.