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	Gary Bolton sold the homemade plastic devices to international clients for up to 10,000 pounds (US$15,668) each, claiming that they could detect explosives, drugs, tobacco and ivory.</div>
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	He sold his products, GT 200 to Thailand. Prosecutors said the devices, were nothing more than boxes with handles and antennae. &nbsp;&nbsp;</div>
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	The 47-year-old Bolton was sentenced on Tuesday. He had denied two counts of fraud, but was convicted by a jury last month. &nbsp;&nbsp;</div>
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	In a separate trial in May, another British businessman, James McCormick, was sentenced to 10 years in jail for selling fake bomb detectors based on a golf ball finder to countries including Iraq.</div>

UK man jailed for making fake bomb detectors

London - A British businessman who was convicted of making and selling fake bomb detectors has been jailed for seven years.