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Small metal replacement blade for EZ-RJPRO crimp tool

Black Box Corporation

Black Box FT1101 Replacement Blade for EZ-RJPRO Crimp Tool

SKU CH-N8N3-6YXBX

Replacement blade for the Black Box EZ-RJPRO crimp tool

  • Designed for Black Box EZ-RJPRO crimp tool
  • Replacement blade restores cutting performance
  • Genuine Black Box part number 1101
  • Maintains precise connector termination quality

Replacement Blade for EZ-RJPRO Tool

The Black Box FT1101 is a spare cutting blade designed specifically for the EZ-RJPRO crimp tool. It allows users to maintain the tool's cutting performance without replacing the entire frame. This accessory is intended for installers who already own the compatible crimp tool and need a fresh blade.

For EZ-RJPRO owners needing a spare blade

This blade suits technicians who use the Black Box EZ-RJPRO crimp tool and require a direct replacement cutter. It is not for users of other crimp tool models or brands. Buyers who need a complete crimp tool rather than a replacement part should look at a full tool kit instead.

Highlights

  • Designed for Black Box EZ-RJPRO crimp tool
  • Replacement blade restores cutting performance
  • Genuine Black Box part number 1101
  • Maintains precise connector termination quality

Specifications

BrandBlack Box

Questions about this item

Does the FT1101 blade fit the Black Box EZ-RJPRO crimp tool?

Yes, the FT1101 replacement blade is designed specifically for the Black Box EZ-RJPRO crimp tool.

How is the FT1101 blade installed on the EZ-RJPRO crimp tool?

Remove the retaining screw, slide out the worn blade, insert the new FT1101 blade, and tighten the screw; the step often missed is seating the blade fully before tightening.

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