Traceable Spec Extractor — SPEC 22060 Stock/Color Table (Python)

Turn the supported Southwire SPEC 22060 Table 3 stock/color matrix into a local HTML and JSON report with stock number, size, stranding, color, source page and word coordinates. Keep blank columns and explicit stock alternatives visible.

VERY NARROW INPUT SUPPORT

Only revision 1.000.026: supported two-page cable sheets and four-page full-spec sheets with Table 3 on the last page. Requires the expected nine color columns, sixteen size/stranding rows and 72 unique stocks. Other revisions, scanned files and arbitrary spec PDFs are unsupported. Confirm this fits your file before buying.

WHAT YOU RECEIVE

Python source-code ZIP, setup/first-run instructions and regression mapping. Python3.12 and pdfplumber0.11.9 are installed separately. Tested on Windows Python3.12. No GUI, standalone EXE, bundled runtime or publisher PDF. An official source link is supplied; publisher files can change.

REVIEW THE ORIGINAL

New input hashes remain REVIEW_REQUIRED. Unsupported layouts, conflicts and unreconciled tokens withhold rows. Exact reference reproduction is a regression check, not engineering approval. The original 72-stock result was preserved and two additional official PDFs were checked for matching associations and page provenance. Reconstructed rows are not verbatim quotations.

BEFORE YOU BUY

Not a general PDF converter, electrical calculator, product recommendation, current-availability check or compliance tool. Does not determine ratings or suitability. The publisher's PDF remains authoritative. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Southwire. Customer usefulness is unverified.

LOCAL FILES AND SUPPORT

Trusted PDFs up to20MiB only. Source unchanged; HTML/JSON written to a new folder. Reports contain source information. Extraction makes no network calls; dependency installation is separate. Download/file support only, no custom profiles or engineering consulting. No guaranteed updates. All sales are final except where a refund is required by applicable law. Mandatory consumer rights remain intact.