Hansford Sensors celebrates 10 years of vibration monitoring

This growth has been achieved through working closely with key strategic partners and expanding into new sales networks worldwide. The company opened an office in Germany last year to enable greater access to the Central European market and recently began trading directly in the American market through a new office in Texas.

To keep up with increasing demand for its popular products, Hansford Sensors has boosted its core team with experienced new employees that possess the knowledge and competency required to consistently meet the needs of customers. The number of employees at the company has grown by 12 per cent in the previous 12 months.

Away from day-to-day responsibilities, Hansford Sensors sponsors young British Touring Car Championship (BTCC) racing driver Tom Ingram. Much like Hansford Sensors itself, 23-year-old Ingram has made significant progress in recent years. The Ginetta Junior, G50 and GT Supercup champion delivered a series of impressive performances in this season's BTCC to finish in 10th place, earning a spot on the podium six times and securing two first-place finishes.

Commenting on the anniversary, Chris Hansford, founder and Managing Director of Hansford Sensors, says: "We're incredibly proud to reach this milestone. There's been significant change over the past 10 years, in terms of attitudes to vibration monitoring, for instance, but one thing that has never changed is our commitment to supporting customers and providing the best vibration monitoring equipment on the market.

"I would like to take this opportunity to collectively thank our distributors, partners, customers and staff for the success that Hansford Sensors has achieved in the last 10 years. As we turn our attention to our second decade in business, the industries we serve can have peace of mind that we'll continue to deliver the same high-quality products and superior level of support that they've become accustomed to from Hansford Sensors."

To learn more about Hansford Sensors, please visit www.hansfordsensors.com.