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Klein Tools VDV427-110 Extended Reach Blade for Impact Punchdown Tool

Klein Tools VDV427-110 Extended Reach Blade for Impact Punchdown Tool

$16.49

SKU: VDV427-110 Category: Brand:

Product Description

Klein Tools VDV427-110 Extended Reach Blade for Impact Punchdown Tool

For use with Klein’s Impact Punchdown Tool (VDV427-300), this replacement blade is used to punch data cables into 110 panels and blocks. Terminate and cut wires in one step with MIM (metal injection molding) precision blade. The extended length is great for working in tight spaces around active blocks with pre-existing connections. Easy blade insertion with bayonet-style (twist & lock) form factor.

  • Used to punch cables into 110 panels and blocks in tight spaces
  • Terminate and cut wires in one step with MIM (metal injection molding) precision blade
  • Works with Klein’s Impact Punchdown Tool (VDV427-300)
  • Extended length great for working on active panels with pre-existing connections
  • Easy blade insertion with bayonet-style (twist & lock) form factor
  • Metal injection molding (MIM) blade for durability
  • Compatible with most bayonet style (twist & lock) socket punchdown tools
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Additional Information

Weight 0.02 lbs

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