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The MITUTOYO 905338 is a straight SPC (Statistical Process Control) data cable designed to connect Absolute Digimatic measuring instruments to data collection systems, computers, or compatible SPC interfaces. At 40 inches (approximately 1.02 meters) in length, it provides enough reach for bench-top metrology setups without creating excess cable clutter. Weighing just 0.17 pounds, it is lightweight and easy to route in inspection stations. Metrology technicians, quality control professionals, and precision measurement specialists install this cable as part of a data output workflow to capture real-time measurement readings for statistical analysis or documentation.
This SPC cable is intended for use with a wide range of Mitutoyo Absolute Digimatic instruments, including bore gages, height gages, depth gages, and indicator models in the ID-C, ID-S, and ID-U series, as well as Absolute Digimatic Scale Units and Digimatic Chamfer measuring tools. It also supports use with Digimatic calipers. It is particularly well suited for quality lab environments, production floor inspection stations, and any setting where digital measurement data must be transmitted directly to a recording or analysis system.
Designed for use with Mitutoyo Absolute Digimatic Bore Gages, Absolute Digimatic Height Gages, Absolute Digimatic Indicators (ID-C, ID-S, and ID-U series), Absolute Digimatic Scale Units, Absolute Digimatic and Dial Depth Gages, Digimatic Chamfer measuring instruments, and Digimatic calipers with SPC output ports.
This cable is typically installed by metrology technicians or quality assurance personnel connecting Digimatic instruments to SPC data collectors or PC interfaces. Power down or disable the data collection system before connecting or disconnecting the cable to avoid signal errors or port damage. Ensure the connector is fully seated and latched at both the instrument and interface ends before initiating data transmission. Do not force connectors or bend the cable at sharp angles near the terminations, as this may damage the internal conductors.
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