Klein Tools
Klein Tools 110 Punchdown Blade VDV427-015-SEN
110-type punchdown blade terminates cable in cross-connect panels, blocks and keystone jacks with induction-hardened high-carbon steel for durability
- TypeAngle, Pitch & Slope Locators
- Terminate cable cleanly with precision-ground 110 blade
- Reversible ends give termination-only or cut-and-terminate options
- Induction-hardened high-carbon steel resists wear for long life
- Bayonet twist-lock fit works with VDV427-013 and similar tools
- Compact two-inch blade reaches tight cross-connect panels and keystone jacks
110-Type Punchdown Blade
This 110-type punchdown blade terminates cable in cross-connect panels, blocks and keystone jacks. It fits the Klein Impact Punchdown Tool VDV427-013 and other bayonet-style twist-and-lock socket tools. Induction-hardened high-carbon steel provides durability and long life.
Installers needing reversible termination options
Technicians who require both termination and cutting ends in one reversible blade will find this suitable. Users without a compatible bayonet-style punchdown tool cannot use this blade. It is not a complete punchdown tool on its own.
Bayonet-style twist-and-lock compatibility
The blade locks into any bayonet-style twist-and-lock socket punchdown tool. This single interface detail determines whether the blade fits your existing tool. Verify your tool uses this mechanism before purchase.
Highlights
- Terminate cable cleanly with precision-ground 110 blade
- Reversible ends give termination-only or cut-and-terminate options
- Induction-hardened high-carbon steel resists wear for long life
- Bayonet twist-lock fit works with VDV427-013 and similar tools
- Compact two-inch blade reaches tight cross-connect panels and keystone jacks
Specifications
| Brand | Klein Tools |
|---|---|
| Type | Angle, Pitch & Slope Locators |
Questions about this item
Does the 110 punchdown blade fit the VDV427-013 impact tool?
Yes, the blade is designed for the VDV427-013 impact punchdown tool and locks into its bayonet socket.
How do I install the blade into the punchdown tool without damaging the lock?
Align the blade with the bayonet socket, insert fully, then twist to lock; the common error is twisting before the blade seats completely.
When should I replace the induction-hardened steel blade?
Replace the blade when the precision-ground edge no longer makes clean terminations or shows visible wear on the cutting end.
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