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Jonard TK-17 punchdown tool kit with blades, screwdriver, stripper, flashlight, pliers, spudger in pouch

Jonard

Jonard TK-17 Punchdown Tool Kit 9 pcs

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Nine-piece punch-down kit with 110 and 66 blades plus screwdriver, stripper, flashlight and pouch for datacom and telecom work

  • TypeEnclosures
  • Punch down 110 and 66 blocks with included blades
  • Strip and cut wires using the Cyclops wire stripper
  • Drive multiple screw types with the 6-in-1 screwdriver
  • Illuminate work areas with the built-in flashlight
  • Store and carry all nine pieces in the supplied pouch

What the Kit Contains and Who Uses It

The Jonard TK-17 punchdown tool kit supplies nine pieces for terminating copper pairs on 110 and 66 style blocks. It is aimed at technicians working in datacom, electrical, security, alarm and telecom installations. The set bundles a punchdown tool with both blade types, a 6-in-1 screwdriver, a Cyclops wire stripper, a flashlight, pliers, a spudger and a carry pouch.

What to Verify Before Ordering

Confirm that your work involves 110 or 66 blade termination, because the included blades only fit those two standards. Check whether local regulations require special handling, as the product carries a California Proposition 65 warning for chemicals linked to cancer and reproductive harm. Ensure you have space for the pouch and that a flashlight and spudger match your typical job requirements.

What This Replaces and When the Upgrade Makes Sense

The kit replaces a loose collection of single-purpose tools that you would otherwise carry separately for the same tasks. The jump is worth it when you regularly switch between 110 and 66 blocks and want one organised pouch instead of hunting for individual drivers, strippers and pliers on site. It does not suit installers who only ever use one blade type or who already own dedicated high-volume punchdown equipment.

Highlights

  • Punch down 110 and 66 blocks with included blades
  • Strip and cut wires using the Cyclops wire stripper
  • Drive multiple screw types with the 6-in-1 screwdriver
  • Illuminate work areas with the built-in flashlight
  • Store and carry all nine pieces in the supplied pouch

Specifications

BrandJONARD TOOLS
TypeEnclosures

Questions about this item

What comes in the TK-17 kit and do I need to buy blades separately?

The kit includes a punchdown tool with both 110 and 66 blades, a 6-in-1 screwdriver, Cyclops wire stripper, flashlight, pliers, spudger, manual and a pouch.

Which blade type should I select for standard datacom and telecom terminations?

The included tool accepts 110 and 66 blades; both are supplied so you can terminate on either style of block without extra purchases.

How does the 110/66 blade combination perform on a live network install?

The dual blades let you seat wires on 110-style cross-connect blocks and 66-style connecting blocks in the same job, cutting and terminating in one motion.

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