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Thermo Scientific CYTOMAT Shovel Front/Back Proximity Switch Part 50056871

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Product description

Replacement proximity switch for front/back shovel position detection in Thermo Scientific CYTOMAT automation systems.

The Thermo Scientific CYTOMAT Shovel Front/Back Proximity Switch, part number 50056871, is a replacement position sensor for CYTOMAT incubators and laboratory automation modules. It detects the front and rear positions of the system’s shovel mechanism, supporting accurate movement control during automated transport and switching operations.

  • Function: Front and rear shovel position detection
  • Sensor technology: Inductive or capacitive, depending on configuration
  • Operating voltage: 10–30 V DC, typical for proximity sensors
  • Output: Switching contact, normally open or normally closed depending on version
  • Connection: Wired, 3- or 4-conductor
  • Mounting: Attaches to the shovel mechanism within the CYTOMAT system
  • Housing material: Chemical-resistant plastic
  • Approximate dimensions: 30 × 15 × 10 mm; dimensions may vary by design
  • Condition: Very good used condition; tested and fully functional

This CYTOMAT automation spare part is intended for maintenance and repair of Thermo Scientific automated incubation systems used in cell culture, biotechnology, bioprocessing, and high-throughput laboratory workflows.

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Last updated 19 October 2026