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Klein Tools VDV226-110 Pass-Thru Modular Wire Crimper- Cut Strip Crimp

Klein Tools VDV226-110 Pass-Thru Modular Wire Crimper- Cut Strip Crimp Klein Tools
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Klein Tools VDV226-110 All-in-One Pass-Thru Modular Wire Crimper Cut Strip Crimp

Brand: Klein Tools
MPN: VDV226-110
Condition: New

-Fast, reliable modular crimp-connector installation for Pass-Thru RJ45 and standard RJ11/12 applications
-All-in-one tool cuts, strips and crimps paired-conductor data cables
-Crimps 4, 6 and 8 position modular connectors (RJ11/RJ12 standard and RJ45 Klein Tools Pass-Thru™)
-Crimps and trims Klein Tools RJ45 Pass-Thru™ Connectors
-Full-cycle ratchet mechanism ensures complete connector termination
-Cable parameters: 28-22 AWG flat or round; solid or stranded telephone and data
-Trims flush to end face of connector to eliminate unintended contact between conductors
-On-tool wiring guide helps minimize wiring errors
-Rubber grip for added comfort
-Use with Klein Tools Pass-Thru™ Connectors
-Not for use with standard (non Pass-Thru™) connectors
-Replacement blade set available (VDV999-076 sold separately)

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