Miniaturisation and speed are often the goals of high-precision engineering in the aerospace and motorsport industries. Clifton Precision Tools, a Midlands-based company that specialises in both sectors, is celebrating its first visit to Farnborough with a special prize giveaway – a miniature sports motorcyle.
Neil Clifton of the family-run business explains: “We’re accepting business cards of visitors to the stand. At the end of the week we’ll hold a prize draw and the winner will receive this fantastic bike.”
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The novel marketing exercise will hopefully attract delegates to view the firm’s 3D Faro Laser Arm Scanner, which is used in the initial stages of reverse engineering, rapid prototyping and product development.
Source: Flight International