Spi 11-967-7 Spc Cable with Control Box 76 Inches

Product Description

The SPI 11-967-7 is a 76-inch SPC (Statistical Process Control) cable with integrated control box, designed to transmit measurement data from precision metrology instruments to external devices such as computers or data collectors. This accessory enables real-time data capture and supports quality control workflows in industrial, manufacturing, and inspection environments. At 0.2 pounds, the unit is lightweight and easy to manage at the workstation. Calibration technicians, quality engineers, and metrology professionals are the primary users of this cable assembly.

The 11-967-7 is intended for use with Absolute Digital Calipers, Bore Gages, Indicators, and Micrometers. Its 76-inch cable length provides flexible reach between the instrument and the receiving device, accommodating a range of bench or fixture setups. This makes it well suited for production-floor inspection stations and lab environments where instruments are mounted at a fixed distance from a data collection point.

Key Features

• 76-inch cable length for flexible instrument-to-device reach
• Integrated control box for SPC data output management
• Compatible with multiple precision instrument types including calipers, bore gages, indicators, and micrometers
• Lightweight at 0.2 pounds for easy workstation handling
• Compact control box footprint: 4.5 inches tall, 3.5 inches wide, 1.7 inches deep

Compatibility

Designed for use with Absolute Digital Calipers, Bore Gages, Indicators, and Micrometers that support SPC data output. Confirm instrument-side connector compatibility before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by calibration technicians or quality control personnel and does not require electrical trade licensing. Power down or disconnect any data collection device before connecting or disconnecting the cable to avoid signal errors or port damage. Ensure the instrument is set to SPC output mode per the instrument manufacturer's documentation before use. Do not force connectors; mismatched ports can damage instrument output circuitry.