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EXO Crimp Frame™ with EZ-RJ45® Die

Platinum 100062C EXO Crimp Frame™+ EZ-RJ45® Die

$86.67

EXO Crimp Frame™ EZ-RJ45® Die terminates EZ-RJ45® connectors.

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Product Description

Platinum 100062C EXO Crimp Frame™ EZ-RJ45® Die

The patented EXO Crimp Frame EZ-RJ45® Die was designed for termination of EZ-RJ45® connectors. The included EZ-RJ45® Die is interchangeable and reversible when used with EXO Crimp Frame. Designed for the original pass through EZ-RJ45® connectors which are a standard in the industry. The EXO Crimp Frame highlights a push button lock, ergonomic TPR handles, and works with the EXO-EX Die™ (P/N 100071C) for terminating ezEX-RJ45™ connectors.

  • Single cycle crimp and flush trim
  • EZ-RJ45® Die is easily interchangeable
  • Reversible EZ-RJ45 Die for ambidextrous operation
  • Connectors lock into tool for correct positioning during crimp
  • Push button lock for easy storage
  • Ergonomic comfort grip TPR handles
  • Includes the EZ-RJ45® Die for crimping EZ-RJ45®

EXO Crimp Frame works with EXO-EX™ Die for crimping ezEX-RJ45™ connectors

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Additional Information

Weight 1 lbs
Dimensions 9 × 4 × 2 in

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