JacobsParts Inc.
JacobsParts Inc. CRIMPER-02-KIT10 plier with 10 RJ-45 connectors
Crimps, cuts and strips CAT5, CAT5e and CAT6 cables and includes 10 RJ-45 connectors
- TypeCable Crimper Tool
- Multifunction tool crimps, cuts and strips network cables in one hand
- Durable steel body with comfort-grip handles reduces fatigue during repeated use
- Built-in stripper and cutter prepare CAT5, CAT5e and CAT6 conductors quickly
- Kit includes 10 RJ-45 connectors so you can start terminating immediately
- Lifetime replacement guarantee backs the Delcast CP-8A for lasting confidence
Cable Crimper Kit for RJ-45 Network Cables
This plier set lets installers and DIY users build or repair CAT5, CAT5e and CAT6 patch cables. The single tool crimps, cuts and strips conductors so you can terminate RJ-45 plugs without swapping instruments. Ten connectors are included so you can start work immediately.
Manual Operation With Low Effort
The steel frame and comfort grips keep hand fatigue low during repeated crimping cycles. No external power or batteries are needed, so the tool runs silently and draws zero current. The built-in cutter and stripper add no extra force beyond normal hand pressure.
Ten RJ-45 Connectors Included
The bundled plugs match the crimper’s die profile for CAT5, CAT5e and CAT6 cables, removing guesswork when aligning pins. Having the connectors in the same pack means you can terminate both ends of a link without sourcing separate bags.
Highlights
- Multifunction tool crimps, cuts and strips network cables in one hand
- Durable steel body with comfort-grip handles reduces fatigue during repeated use
- Built-in stripper and cutter prepare CAT5, CAT5e and CAT6 conductors quickly
- Kit includes 10 RJ-45 connectors so you can start terminating immediately
- Lifetime replacement guarantee backs the Delcast CP-8A for lasting confidence
Specifications
| Brand | Delcast |
|---|---|
| Model | CRIMPER-02-KIT10 |
| Type | Cable Crimper Tool |
Questions about this item
How do I install an RJ-45 connector onto a CAT5e cable with this crimper, and what step do people often get wrong?
Strip the jacket, arrange the eight wires in the correct order, insert them fully into the RJ-45 plug, then squeeze the handles firmly until the ratchet releases; the step most often missed is pushing the wires all the way to the end of the connector before crimping.
What maintenance or replacement will this tool need later?
The built-in cutter and stripper blades will dull after many cables; the tool itself has no user-serviceable parts, so replacement means buying a new crimper when the jaws no longer cut cleanly.
What limit shows up first when I use this crimper continuously for a large job?
Hand fatigue from the required squeezing force becomes the limiting factor before the steel frame or pivot shows any wear.
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