Spi MS160719036 Spc Output Cable 40 Inches

Product Description

The SPI MS160719036 is a 40-inch SPC output cable designed to transmit measurement data from compatible electronic indicators to external data collection devices or display systems. At 1.0 meter (40 inches) in length, this cable provides a practical reach for bench-top and production-floor metrology setups. Weighing just 0.3 pounds, it is lightweight and easy to route without adding strain to the indicator connection. This accessory is used by metrology technicians, quality control professionals, and precision measurement specialists who need reliable SPC data output from their gauging equipment.

This cable is intended for use with compatible electronic digital indicators in inspection, quality assurance, and manufacturing environments. It connects an indicator to a data logger, SPC software interface, or compatible display unit. The 40-inch cable length suits most standard workstation layouts where the indicator and the receiving device are within arm's reach of each other. It is not designed for use with calipers.

Key Features

• 40-inch (1.0 meter) cable length suits bench-top and production-floor measurement setups
• SPC output interface enables direct data transmission to compatible collection systems
• Lightweight at 0.3 pounds — minimal strain on indicator port connections
• Single-unit packaging — no minimum order above one unit required
• Not compatible with calipers — designed exclusively for electronic indicator use

Compatibility

Designed for use with electronic indicators corresponding to MSC catalog numbers 37998143, 37997988, 37997996, 37998002, 37998010, 37998028, 37998044, 37998051, 37998069, 37998077, 37998085, 37998101, 37998119, 37998127, and 37998135. Not for use with calipers.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by metrology or quality control personnel. Power down or zero out the indicator before connecting or disconnecting the cable to avoid data errors. Ensure the connector is fully seated at both the indicator port and the receiving device before initiating data collection. Do not force the connector or bend the cable at sharp angles near the terminations, as this can damage the internal conductors.