First proximity sensor

Made:: 1980-1983 in Leeds

maker:: T.B.L. Fibre Optics Group Limited

First proximity sensor, made by TBL Fibre Optics Group Ltd

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First proximity sensor, made by TBL Fibre Optics Group Ltd., Leeds, England, 1980-1983

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Category:: Optics

Object Number:: 1986-325

Materials:: aluminium alloy, steel (metal), brass (copper, zinc alloy), electrical components and plastic (unidentified)

Measurements:: overall: 90 mm x 135 mm x 190 mm, , .69kg

type:: proximity sensor

credit:: T.B.L. Fibre Optics Group Limited

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