List of brands and companies in the Portal series
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This article lists the brands and companies appearing in the Portal series, excluding publication brands. As they may appear in both the Half-Life and Portal series, they are listed by their first appearance only.
See also the brands and companies from the Half-Life series.
Portal[edit]
Food[edit]
Doug Rattmann's trash includes generic food and beverage containers.
Can of beans.
Water bottle.
Milk carton.
Establishments[edit]
Aperture Science Enrichment Center[edit]
Located in Upper Michigan, USA, this is the facility where Aperture Science conducts most of its experiments, monitored by the computer GLaDOS.
Test Chamber 05.
Desks in maintenance areas.
GLaDOS's Central AI Chamber.
An Enrichment Sphere in Test Shaft 09.
Scientific research companies[edit]
Aperture Laboratories[edit]
Trade name used by Aperture Science.
Aperture Laboratories logo from the Enrichment Center parking lot.
Logo featured in the elevators.
Aperture Science, Inc.[edit]
Company introduced at the same time in Portal and Half-Life 2: Episode Two conducting experiments in numerous fields at the Aperture Science Enrichment Center, and rival of Black Mesa.
Aperture Science's diaphragm logo.
Other[edit]
Eiki 
[edit]
The projector used for the "Dollar$ and Sense" slideshow in Portal is based on the model LC-XT1 by the Eiki company.
Projector model.
The projector in situ.
Portal 2[edit]
Scientific research companies[edit]
Aperture Fixtures[edit]
Earlier name of Aperture Science when it was a shower curtain manufacturer.
Aperture Fixtures logo.
Aperture Fixtures logo on the "Shower Curtain Salesman of 1943" award given to Cave Johnson.
Aperture Science Innovators[edit]
Name used by Aperture Science from 1947 to the 1970s.
Aperture Science Innovators logo.
Aperture Science Innovators welcome sign.
Other[edit]
Hoover Treated Wood Products [edit]
A real world company based in Thomson, Georgia. Its stamps appear on a plywood sheet model seen throughout the Enrichment Shaft stages of Portal 2.
The company's stamps, cropped from the original texture.
In-game screenshot.
The Lab[edit]
Food[edit]
Sunny-B Korean Fast Food[edit]
A leaflet for that fast food restaurant can be seen on the Postcards relic in the hub.
In-game screenshot.
Scientific research companies[edit]
Dynacorp Industries Ltd.[edit]
The company that Aperture Laboratories is a division of, as seen on the ATLAS blueprints in the hub and Robot Repair.
Atlas blueprint featuring the Dynacorp credits.
The Lab[edit]
Trade name used by Aperture Science in diagrams.
Diagram featuring "The Lab" as a trade name.
Other[edit]
Ez-Raze[edit]
Dry-erase marker eraser brand used in the hub.
In-game screenshot.
Fat Pet[edit]
A leaflet for that brand can be seen on the Postcards relic in the hub.
In-game screenshot.
Holder Co.[edit]
Brand of the cabinet of drawers used by the protagonist in Robot Repair.
Upper-right side of the cabinet with the Holder Co. label.
Logic[edit]
Brand of the tape drive located left of the service bay door in Robot Repair. Its model is "A-1359" and is part of the "Datamaster Series".
Closeup of the Logic A-1359 tape drive.
Marka[edit]
Dry-erase marker brand used in the hub. Half-Life: Alyx uses the Markz variant.
In-game screenshot.
Reality Check[edit]
Brand of the spring-loaded weighing scale (that gives a "honest weight") featured in the waiting room in The Lab.
In-game screenshot.
Time Tec[edit]
Clock brand seen on the clock in Robot Repair.
In-game screenshot.
Moondust[edit]
Other[edit]
BuggyBuddy[edit]
The name of the lunar rover racetrack section was originally written as a trademark as "BuggyBuddy™", which was removed in later updates.
The original BuggyBuddy panel.
See also[edit]
- List of publications in the Half-Life and Portal universe#Portal series
- Combine imagery
- Resistance imagery
- Food
