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Logico
Adjustable compression tool crimps RG59, RG6, RG7 and RG11 connectors with 180° capture mechanism
The Logico LT706 is an adjustable compression tool designed for terminating coaxial cables with F-type, BNC and RCA connectors. It supports RG59, RG6, RG7 and RG11 cable types. A steel body with black powder coating resists corrosion and extends tool life.
Technicians who regularly terminate multiple coaxial connector types will benefit from the adjustable universal plunger and included inserts. The 180° capture mechanism allows easy insertion, complete compression and simple removal. Buyers who only need a single fixed connector type or who require a ratcheting crimp tool for non-compression terminals should look elsewhere.
The adjustable universal plunger ensures accurate compression across all supported connector types without swapping heads. This single mechanism handles F-type, BNC and RCA connectors for RG59, RG6, RG7 and RG11 cables. The 180° capture mechanism provides easy insertion, complete compression and simple removal of cable.
| Brand | LOGICO |
|---|---|
| Model | LT706 |
The LT706 handles all four coaxial sizes with its adjustable plunger, so a single tool covers RG59, RG6, RG7 and RG11 installations.
The 180° open design lets you insert the connector, achieve full compression and remove the finished cable without wrestling the tool off.
Supplied inserts let the tool compress F-type, BNC and RCA compression connectors used on the listed coaxial cables.
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