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Abdulwahab
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Oxygen Sensor

12/31/2014 11:34 AM

Does anybody know about this sensor?where can i find it?
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Re: Oxygen Sensor

12/31/2014 11:50 AM

Yes, it is right there on your desk.

Could you give us some more information here. What would be very helpful is where this sensor is used; Internal Combustion Engine exhaust, Oxygen Deficiency Hazard sensing, gas chromatography, reactive metal smelting, biomedical anesthesia, etc. It might also help if you explained how the sensor appeared on this desk and what happened when you contacted whoever gave you this sensor or image.

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12/31/2014 12:14 PM

Such sensors can be easily acquired from sellers of N2 generators. Most 'in' technology is PSA N2 Generator whch are always fitted with O2 analysers to check N2 purity

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12/31/2014 12:15 PM

Contact the manufacturer of the equipment that the sensor was removed from.
The model number does not reference a standard part so it is probably an internal company model number.

A little more information would be helpful!

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12/31/2014 12:32 PM

Just took a sec to Google it... Is this what you want?

http://ma.impexron.us/HY2C-Massachusetts_Sales_Price-Denver_LLC-344939-10644
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04/14/2018 4:21 AM

From Where we can buy this Product ?
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