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    I'm after two inductive sensors for my milling machine. They need to be the cylindrical type, so something similar to this:



    I don't mind if it's NPN/PNP or what voltage, size, colour ... anything that shape basically!

    If someone would like to do a swap then I've got plenty of these.



    Thank you...
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    Last edited by Jonathan; 19-11-2014 at 06:26 PM.
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