Ben Stone as our new Technical Sales Manager

04 December 2025 | Interface Force Measurements Ltd

Welcoming Ben Stone: Strengthening our Technical Sales Team

We’re delighted to welcome Ben Stone as our new Technical Sales Manager. With 25+ years in precision measurement and industrial technology, Ben joins Interface Force as we expand our offices and commence the installation of a new Force Calibration Lab.

His focus will be to ensure our customers benefit from world-class products, expert guidance, and innovative measurement solutions that optimise performance and reliability.

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