Mitutoyo 06AFM380D Remote Data Collection Usb Cable

Product Description

The MITUTOYO 06AFM380D is a remote data collection USB cable designed for use with Mitutoyo ID-H and ID-F series dial indicators. It provides a direct USB connection that allows measurement data to be transmitted from the indicator to a computer or data collection system in real time. At 2 meters in length, the cable gives technicians and metrologists sufficient reach between the measurement station and the receiving device. It is used by quality control professionals, machinists, and calibration technicians who need to log dimensional measurement data without manual transcription.

This cable is intended for shop-floor and laboratory measurement environments where Mitutoyo ID-H or ID-F indicators are part of a data acquisition or statistical process control workflow. It connects directly to the indicator output port and terminates in a standard USB connector for a host computer. Typical applications include incoming inspection stations, CMM support benches, and calibration labs where accurate data logging is required.

Key Features

• 2-meter cable length provides flexible reach at the measurement station
• Designed specifically for Mitutoyo ID-H and ID-F dial indicators
• Enables real-time USB data transmission for measurement logging and SPC applications
• Lightweight at 0.5 pounds for easy handling and storage
• Sold as a single unit, compatible with standard USB data collection software setups

Compatibility

Designed for use with the Mitutoyo ID-H and ID-F series dial indicators as a direct replacement or supplemental accessory cable for remote USB data collection.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by quality control technicians or calibration specialists familiar with Mitutoyo indicator accessories. Before connecting or disconnecting the cable, ensure the indicator and any connected data collection device are powered down or in a safe idle state. No special tools are required for connection. Verify cable seating at both the indicator port and the USB host before initiating data acquisition.