Red Multipurpose Ethernet Wire Crimper Cutter Ergonomic Design

Ethernet Crimp Tool RJ-11, 6P/RJ-12, 8P/RJ-45 Crimp, Cut and Strip Tool

Specification:

• Brand: TUBTAP
• Suitable:RJ45 Cat 3/4/5/5e/6 (8x8) (8P8C), RJ12 6-position (6x6) (6P6C), RJ11 4-position (6x4) (6P4C) and RJ11 2-position (6x2) (6P2C)
• NOTE:NOT for use on AMP/TYCO style plugs and does NOT crimp pass through connectors.
• Package size:27.61 x 15.01 x 2.90 cm
• Weight:0.37kg
• Material: Plastic

Feature:

• Ratchet mechanism: The ratchet mechanism ensures that the tool crimps the cable evenly and properly.
• Compatibility: Ethernet crimping tools are designed to work with specific types of Ethernet cables, such as Cat5, Cat5e, and Cat6.
• Stripper: Ethernet crimping tools come with a built-in cable stripper that allows you to strip the insulation from the cable before crimping.
• Cutter: Ethernet crimping tools also have a cable cutter built-in, allowing you to cut the cable to the correct length before crimping.
• Ergonomic design: A comfortable grip and ergonomic design allow for comfortable use over extended periods of time.
• Durability: Ethernet crimping tools are typically made of high-quality materials that are durable and long-lasting.

Application:

1. Installing new Ethernet networks: Ethernet crimping tools are used to terminate Ethernet cables when installing new networks, allowing you to create custom-length cables that fit your specific needs.
2. Repairing existing networks: Ethernet crimping tools can also be used to repair damaged Ethernet cables by cutting the damaged portion and re-terminating the cable with a new connector.
3. Upgrading network speed: When upgrading to a higher-speed Ethernet standard, such as upgrading from Cat5 to Cat6, you may need to replace existing cables with new ones. Ethernet crimping tools can be used to terminate the new cables with the appropriate connectors.
4. Home networking: Ethernet crimping tools can also be used to create custom-length Ethernet cables for home networking applications, such as connecting a computer to a router or creating a home media network.