Today's mystery item

[ebee]

You could save them and "invent" a use for them one day. Would not be the first time that someone has come up with a brill idea.

 

[mattylad]

Not really john, I too can open in a new tab and zoom there but it becomes just as fuzzy.
Never mind I have seen/said all I need to.

It's a "thingymabobwatchamacallitdoodahwotsitsname".

 

[JohnW2]

Not really john, I too can open in a new tab and zoom there but it becomes just as fuzzy.

[I presume you are referring to the zoomed pic which I posted a while back]
Fair enough. I just thought that when you wrote:

.... I cannot zoom in on that photo without it becoming unrecognizable.

... you were, for whatever reason, perhaps having more difficulty than I did with zooming - since the zoomed pic I posted was certainly still 'recognisable'.

 

[ericmark]

Just looked on my phone, didn't find a need to zoom.
No I don't have any ideas either. Material looks somewhat similar to some of the very old DIN terminals but at 95-100mm it doesn't work for me.

I also wondered if for some non German type of DIN rail, I remember Dorman had some early MCB's well not sure about the M they were rather large, called LoadMaster which had a special rail. But what ever they were for, likely rubbish now.

Oh and yes I can't zoom in on a picture with my watch. But I can only select pre written replies, so would not be used to view this forum.

 

[SUNRAY]

I also wondered if for some non German type of DIN rail, I remember Dorman had some early MCB's well not sure about the M they were rather large, called LoadMaster which had a special rail. But what ever they were for, likely rubbish now.

Oh and yes I can't zoom in on a picture with my watch. But I can only select pre written replies, so would not be used to view this forum.

I can't see any connexion withloadmasters.
Bear in mind these are100mm x 150mm or so. We really need to get away from DINrail or any derivative.