Mitutoyo 965013 Spc Data Cable Micrometer

Product Description

The MITUTOYO 965013 is an SPC (Statistical Process Control) data cable designed to transmit measurement data from compatible Mitutoyo micrometers and digital indicators to external data collection devices or SPC software. The cable measures 80 inches (approximately 2.03 meters) in overall length, giving technicians comfortable reach between the measuring tool and a connected computer or data logger. Weighing just 0.16 pounds, it is a lightweight accessory suited for bench-top metrology setups. Metrology technicians, quality control professionals, and precision machinists install this cable when integrating measurement tools into SPC workflows or automated inspection stations.

This cable is intended for use with a broad range of Mitutoyo measuring instruments in production and quality assurance environments. It is commonly used in machine shops, calibration labs, and manufacturing inspection stations where digital measurement data must be captured in real time. The cable supports both micrometer and indicator-type instruments, making it a versatile connection accessory across multiple Mitutoyo product families.

Key Features

• Overall cable length of 80 inches (2.03 meters) for flexible bench and floor use
• SPC-compatible data output for real-time measurement collection
• Compatible with a wide range of Mitutoyo micrometers and digital indicator series
• Lightweight at 0.16 pounds — does not add fatigue during continuous inspection tasks
• Single-unit packaging suitable for individual workstation setup

Compatibility

Designed for use with all Mitutoyo micrometers and the following specific series: Indicator Series 543-11X, 543-13X, 543-14X, 543-18X, and 543-17X; Borematic Series 568-XXX; Holtest Series 468-2XX and 468-9XX; Series 164-162, 164-172, 350-71X, and 329-71X Micrometer Heads.

Installation Notes

This cable is installed by metrology technicians or quality engineers connecting Mitutoyo measuring instruments to SPC data collection hardware or software. Power down or disable the data collection system before connecting or disconnecting the cable to avoid data errors or port damage. Ensure the cable connector is fully seated before initiating a measurement session. Route the cable clear of sharp edges or moving machine components to prevent damage to the connector or shielding.