You have a brand name (or will have) that is to be applied to different products, the problem/opportunity is that your logotype shouldn’t be specific to one product – many brands do this, some use a strapline so –

Metaline
handdryers

Metaline
bandages

Other approaches might use colour or shape to separate the strands of a brand.

Frankly though, it is not a new concept, these products are not so diverse they seem to be the kinds of things one might find in a pharmacy or clinic. Many retail chains have own brand products or carry a range of products from one supplier.

Tim

Hi tim

Thanks for your input.
Well... when I said that the "this new concept" I real wanted to say " this new concept to me" (first time) :-).
Yes the medical disposables industry uses a lot this concept...
Hmm...
I had ideais similiar to yours:
1- strapline, possible
2- Color. Good ideia but this represents a printing problem. I have to stick to 2 colors already used (PMS 179/PMS 343).

António

Maybe take a look at how big grocery stores handle this issue - they often have to package everything from bacon to cotton swabs under the same brand.

- Lex