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PRO-Strike™ Punchdown Tool

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The new PRO-Strike Punchdown Tool combines rugged design, an ergonomic comfort grip handle and enhanced functions. The primary tool for all telecom and datacom installers working with 110, 66, Krone and BIX™ style cross connects. This professional tool will provide precise, repeatable and reliable terminations that helps ensure installations pass certification and your peace-of-mind.

  • Terminate and cut Cat3/5/5e/6 cables
  • Spring loaded for fast, low effort wire seating and termination
  • Bayonet style (twist & lock) blade retention socket is compatible with industry standard tools and blades
  • New built-in hook - feeds or removes wire
  • New multi-use spudger - for screwdriver, IDC insert tool or to clean debris
  • 110, 66, 630, Krone and BIX™ style interchangeable blades
  • Color coded yellow on the cut side of the tool per industry standard
  • Adjustable low and high force impact settings are precisely controlled to meet the industry standard 8762D spec
  • Will not damage sensitive circuitry
  • Spare blade storage compartment in the handle

Application

  • Terminate and trim wires in 66, 110, Krone and BIX™ style cross connect blocks
  • Terminate and trim wires in 110 & 630 style wall jack modules

Part Numbers

13150C
PRO-Strike Punchdown Tool, handle only
13155C
PRO-Strike Punchdown Tool, w/66 blade
13156C
PRO-Strike Punchdown Tool, w/110 blade
13157C
PRO-Strike Punchdown Tool, w/66 & 110 blades
13159C
PRO-Strike Punchdown Tool, w/66/110 Combo blade

Tips

How you use your tools is just as important as what tool you choose for an application.

Combing Your Braid
Coax stripping EZ!

Combing Your Braid — Coax stripping EZ!

Tired of pulling the braid back over your coax cable jacket and getting little pieces of braid in your fingers?

Do it the EZ way! Cut a small piece of Velcro, the 'prickly' side, and stick it on the side of your coax stripper. You now have a comb to brush back the braid over the jacket. You will be happy with how nice and even the braid looks and your fingers will be happy too!

F and RG6 Quad
No more stab wounds.

F and RG6 Quad — No more stab wounds.

Pushing an F connector onto RG6 QUAD coax cable can be a real bear, BUT don't despair. Combine these two tools to make it EZ!

1. Use the EZ-GRIP Puck for holding & gripping the cable.

2. Thread the connector onto the F Connector Assembly Removal Tool.

Listen To Your Stripper
Your Coax stripper!

Listen To Your Stripper — Your Coax stripper!

When stripping coax, do not turn your tool around as though it were a propeller.

As you rotate your tool, listen to the cutting of the braid and when it stops talking to you, turn another 1/8 to a 1/4 turn, open tool and remove the stripper. When rotating, be sure the hand that is holding the cable is supporting the cable immediately next to the tool. Allow no cable play!

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WARNING: Platinum’s EZ-RJ45 connectors and crimp tools are designed to work as a system. Platinum Tools’ products are NOT intended to be compatible with other brands and such unintended use can result in bad connections, breakage, and human safety hazards, and will also void the warranty. Platinum is not responsible for any unintended uses of its products.