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The MITUTOYO 905409 is an SPC (Statistical Process Control) data cable designed to connect Absolute Digimatic measuring instruments to data collection systems, computers, or SPC-compatible interfaces. Measuring 80 inches (approximately 2.03 meters) in length, this cable provides a reliable wired link for transmitting real-time measurement data directly from the gage to a recording device. It is a standard accessory used in quality control, metrology labs, and production floor inspection settings where traceable data output is required. Technicians and calibration professionals install this cable as part of a structured measurement and documentation workflow.
This cable is intended for use with a range of Absolute Digimatic instruments including bore gages, height gages, depth gages, indicators, scale units, and calipers. It is well suited to both benchtop and in-process inspection environments where consistent data logging is part of the QC process. The 80-inch length accommodates setups where the instrument and the receiving device are positioned at a moderate distance from one another, reducing cable strain during routine use.
Compatible with the following Absolute Digimatic instruments: Absolute Digimatic Bore Gage, Absolute Digimatic Height Gage, Absolute Digimatic Indicator ID-C, Absolute Digimatic Indicator ID-S, Absolute Digimatic Indicator ID-U, Absolute Digimatic Scale Units, Absolute Digimatic/Dial Depth Gage, and Digimatic Chamfer Ch series. Also compatible with Absolute Digimatic Calipers.
This cable is installed by metrology technicians and QC professionals as part of a Digimatic data output setup. Before connecting or disconnecting the cable, ensure the measuring instrument is powered off or in standby to avoid signal errors. Verify connector orientation before insertion to prevent damage to the data port. Avoid sharp bends or kinking along the cable length, particularly near the connectors, to maintain signal integrity over time.
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