Nedis Crimp pliers | CAT5 / CAT5e / CAT6 / CAT6a / CAT7 / RJ12 / RJ45 | Cutting / Plier / Stripping | Rubber / Steel | Black / Yellow
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Brand Nedis You can use this installation tool for pass through connectors, for stripping insulation, and cutting cables.
It is suitable for an 8P8C connector and CAT7, CAT6a, CAT6, CAT5e, and CAT5.Details• Textured handles provide a non-slip grip for enhanced control and comfort• Expanded surface area on contact drivers delivers full uniform crimp force for fast, accurate crimping• Feature to secure the back tail of external shielded connectors• Ratchet safety releasePackage Contents Product Dimensions Length 80 Width 30 Height 260 Weight 0.33 Kg
It is suitable for an 8P8C connector and CAT7, CAT6a, CAT6, CAT5e, and CAT5.Details• Textured handles provide a non-slip grip for enhanced control and comfort• Expanded surface area on contact drivers delivers full uniform crimp force for fast, accurate crimping• Feature to secure the back tail of external shielded connectors• Ratchet safety releasePackage Contents Product Dimensions Length 80 Width 30 Height 260 Weight 0.33 Kg
EAN 5412810336616 · Nedis. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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