A Helvetica follower produced in-house at Hell Digiset, in four weights plus a schmalfett (bold condensed) and one outline style. The regular and bold weights were available in Cyrillic. [Neue Schriften für Digiset, 1975] Oblique, extended and narrow variants could be achieved electronically. [1976 specimen] Distinguished by an untailed a, a t with a diagonally cut top, and a k/K where the diagonals meet in a point.