Fuze id please

[spotter]

Marked 6-37.AT wondered if anyone could id it as i cant find it in any of my stuff.......thanks spotter

 

[waffenamt]

I going to hazard a guess that its for a 3.7 Anti-Tank round?
Or,it was made in June 1937??

waff

 

[Madbomber31]

Hi Spotter,

How big is it?
Have you lookt inside?
I think it looks like it's a mine fuze.

Cheers Mad.

 

[spotter]

Only have the picture its something i was thinking of buying

 

[spotter]

Identified elswhere on site in a previous post as a belgian bomb fuze,thought i seen it before.........

 

[Mrfuze]

Hallo,
yes, I agree, I 've seen these fuzes at a Belgian EOD unit, assembled on a small HE-filled steel cylinder (pre-fragmentated), which have almost the same outer diameter than the fuze diameter.
They told me it is for an early Belgian bomblet.
The fuze is an all-ways action impact fuze.
I don't know more about this or any nomenclature of it.
Erhard Koch, Mrfuze

 

[MINENAZ16]

Hello,

Something new about this fuze and the bomb ?

Regards

http://www.bocn.co.uk/vbforum/threads/4418-unidentified-mine-fuze?highlight=belgian+bomb+fuze

http://www.bocn.co.uk/vbforum/threads/3570-Unknown-Fuze-British?highlight=belgian+bomb+fuze

 

[US-Subs]

Never noticed this post before. I'll have to look for it this weekend, but I believe I have one page on the fuze and submunition. Not really tech data, but a decent drawing at least. It is a Belgian submunition, I think the designation is on the doc.

 

[FZG76]

Two differents fuzes in belgium EOD school.

 

[MINENAZ16]

Hello my friend,

I was sure you had a picture for me !

Cheers

 

[spotter]

Thanks very much for showing the submunition with the fuze fitted,another mystery solved

 

[US-Subs]

As I understand it there were two versions of the submunition, HE and incendiary. I've got one version of the fuze, but I am still looking for a body. This is all the info I have.