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# Zumbach

Zumbach Electronic is a Swiss manufacturer of non-contact measurement and control systems for the wire, cable, tube, and extrusion industries. Most often we encounter Zumbach devices as laser-based diameter measuring heads of the **ODAC** series, mounted directly in the production line.

Such a measuring head continuously provides measured values (such as diameter and ovality) and can be connected in the ENLYZE Platform as its own data source.

The following table shows the supported Zumbach devices and the recommended connector for each. Note that:

* **A device can often be connected using multiple connectors.** All available connectors are shown on the device page.
* **We always recommend** which connector provides the best data throughput and highest stability for the respective data source.

| Device                                                                              | Recommended connector                                                      |
| ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| [ODAC](/en/connect/ot-connectivity/supported-machine-manufacturers/zumbach/odac.md) | [ODAC](/en/connect/ot-connectivity/supported-industrial-protocols/odac.md) |

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