Difference between revisions of "Tenax"
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| − | '''Tenax''' was a model name used by the German company [[Goerz]] at the beginning of the XXth century. | + | '''Tenax''' was a model name used by the German company [[Goerz]] at the beginning of the XXth century and by the company's successor [[Zeiss Ikon]] until the 1960s. |
After Goerz was absorbed in the [[Zeiss Ikon]] company, the name Tenax was re-used successively for three different camera models: | After Goerz was absorbed in the [[Zeiss Ikon]] company, the name Tenax was re-used successively for three different camera models: | ||
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* the [[Rollfilm Tenax]] (Goerz 1921) | * the [[Rollfilm Tenax]] (Goerz 1921) | ||
* the Stereotenax (Goerz) | * the Stereotenax (Goerz) | ||
| + | * the Manufok-Tenax (Goerz 1911) | ||
| + | * the [[Pocket Tenax]] (Goerz) | ||
Revision as of 18:59, 13 February 2009
Disambiguation Page
Tenax was a model name used by the German company Goerz at the beginning of the XXth century and by the company's successor Zeiss Ikon until the 1960s.
After Goerz was absorbed in the Zeiss Ikon company, the name Tenax was re-used successively for three different camera models:
- the Tenax II (Zeiss Ikon 580/27, 1938-1941)
- the Tenax I (Zeiss Ikon 570/27, 1939-1959)
- the Tenax Automatic (Zeiss Ikon 1960- )
- the Taro Tenax (Goerz 1912)
- the Plate Tenax (Goerz 1909)
- the Rollfilm Tenax (Goerz 1921)
- the Stereotenax (Goerz)
- the Manufok-Tenax (Goerz 1911)
- the Pocket Tenax (Goerz)
