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EZ-RJ45 Die for EXO Crimp Frame

Platinum 100072C EZ-RJ45® Die for EXO Crimp Frame

$46.44

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Product Description

Platinum 100072C EZ-RJ45® Die for EXO Crimp Frame

The patented EZ-RJ45® Die is used with the EXO Crimp Frame™ to terminate EZ-RJ45® connectors. The EZ-RJ45® Die is interchangeable and reversible when used with EXO Crimp Frame™. Designed for the original pass through EZ-RJ45® connectors which have been a standard in this industry for many years.

  • 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
  • Compatible with EZ-RJ45 connectors: EZ-RJ45 Cat5e and Cat6, Shielded Cat5e and Cat6 connectors (internal and external ground)

 

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Additional Information

Weight 0.2 lbs
Dimensions 7 × 5 × 2 in

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