A BRADFORD-BASED aerospace company was thrilled to represent its industry during an event at the Royal Air Force Museum.

Representatives from Sangha Metrology, a prominent engineering design consultancy with roots in the city, demonstrated new and innovative technologies at the RAF museum in Cosford, Shropshire, amid an array of vintage aircraft.

The event highlighted the importance of accuracy, precision and quality control within the aerospace industry.

Representing Sangha Metrology at the event, Tanya Kaur said: “We really enjoyed being at the Royal Air Force Museum for this prestigious event. 

“We were surrounded by the most incredible aeroplanes from the past and it was great to see Royal Air Force history at such close quarters.”

The organiser of the event, David Beattie, general manager at GTMA Manufacturing Resource Centre, said: “It was a pleasure to have Sangha Metrology exhibit their range of products.”

Sangha Metrology recently launched a new range of laboratory instruments at the Paris Air Show.

In November, the firm will attend the prestigious Advanced Engineering conference at the NEC in Birmingham.

Sangha Metrology said it recently completed “important projects” for both the Indian and US armies.

The company also said it continues to develop “innovative solutions” in aerospace, military and defence.