TRENDnet TC-CT68 RJ-11/RJ-45 Crimp/Cut/Strip Tool

TRENDnet TC-CT68

RJ-11/RJ-45 Crimp Tool

The TRENDnet TC-CT68 is a professional-grade crimp tool designed for cutting, stripping, and crimping Ethernet and telephone cables. It is an all-in-one solution for network installers and DIY enthusiasts. This versatile tool is compatible with both RJ-45 (8P8C) and RJ-11/RJ-12 (6P/4P/2P) connectors, making it suitable for creating custom-length Cat5e, Cat6, and telephone cables. The tool's ratcheting mechanism ensures a secure and uniform crimp every time, which is essential for a reliable network connection. Its compact design and ease of use make it a valuable addition to any professional's toolkit.

As a genuine TRENDnet product, this tool ensures guaranteed compatibility and optimal performance. Its durable construction and high-quality materials are built to withstand the rigors of frequent use, providing a seamless and reliable crimping solution.

Features :

This crimp tool is engineered for convenience and efficiency. It features a built-in cable cutter and a cable stripper, eliminating the need for separate tools and streamlining the cable preparation process. The hardened steel die provides precise crimping for consistent and professional results. The tool's ergonomic grip ensures comfortable handling and reduces user fatigue, even during prolonged use. The TC-CT68 also includes a safety latch to keep the tool securely closed when not in use, protecting the cutting and crimping surfaces from damage.

Advanced Options :

The TRENDnet TC-CT68 is more than just a crimper; it's a comprehensive solution for cable management. The ratcheting mechanism ensures that the crimp is completed fully before the handle is released, preventing partial crimps that can lead to poor connections. The tool's compatibility with both 6-position and 8-position modular plugs makes it a versatile tool for a variety of networking and telecommunication applications. This tool is an essential part of a toolkit for anyone involved in setting up or maintaining network infrastructure, from home users to IT professionals.