Cat 5 Cable Stripping Tool

Then you are going to need your rj45 jack.

Cat 5 cable stripping tool.

The cable should be snug in the strippers but not tight. Category 5 cable or cat 5 cable is the most common type of cord used for wiring computers together in a network. You are also going to need a cat6 cable stripping tool. Thank you for checking out my first video.

Hilitchi 108 pcs network tool kit includes portable phone cable crimper cable tester wire stripping cutter 50pcs mixed color cat5e cat6 rj45 boot 50pcs ethernet cable connectors punch down tool 4 2 out of 5 stars 66. Vce rj45 rj11 network ethernet cable crimping tool with 20x shielded rj45 cat6 cat6a cat7 modular plugs and 20x strain relief boots mini wire stripper cutter 5 0 out of 5 stars 3 45 99 45. Simply reverse the cassette for rg59 6 7 11 coax cables. Ensure the blade of the wire stripper is perpendicular to the wire and turn the wire stripper around the cable once which will score the.

This stripping tool can take care of the rg6 rg59 rg7 and rg11 coaxial cables as well as stp utp and cat5 ethernet telephone cables. And lastly you would need a wire stripper. This would work for any cat5e and cat6 cable. Use for coax round network cables and flat cables this versatile tool is five tools in one.

This is a tutorial on how to crimp your own cables. Item 251908 model 33 396. This well made jacket stripper gives a reliable consistent performance with no adjustments required and will not nick the inner conductors. 4 platinum tools 15020c double ended coax stripper platinum tools also provide the market leading components for networking and other computing systems.

The 15015 cable jacket stripper is the perfect design to strip the cable jackets from category 5 5e and category 6 twisted pair cables. We have already listed 10 of the best cat6 crimping tool above. You can pick any one of them to crimp your ethernet cables. While cat 5 cables are readily available in various finished lengths cutting and crimping your own is a far more cost effective method for wiring together large networks.