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Handheld punch down tool with 110 and 88 blades for patch panels

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Ruth's sister Punch Down Tool 110/88 internal power cable

SKU CH-M7N0-CEFJJ

A punch-down tool cuts and terminates wires on 110 and 88 type patch panels

  • Compatible with 110 and 88 type patch panels
  • Built-in wire cutter trims excess cable during termination
  • Spring-loaded impact mechanism seats wires without separate hammer
  • Ergonomic grip reduces hand fatigue during repetitive punch-downs

Ruth's sister Punch Down Tool 110/88

This punch down tool terminates wires on 110 and 88 type patch panels. It combines a cutting blade with the punch mechanism for telephone and network module installation. The tool is designed for internal cabling work in structured wiring environments.

Suited for installers fitting 110 or 88 panels

Technicians who need adjustable impact force or reversible blades should consider other options. The tool does not support connector styles beyond the two types listed. Buyers requiring a multi-type crimper will need a different product.

Highlights

  • Compatible with 110 and 88 type patch panels
  • Built-in wire cutter trims excess cable during termination
  • Spring-loaded impact mechanism seats wires without separate hammer
  • Ergonomic grip reduces hand fatigue during repetitive punch-downs

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What does the 110/88 rating mean when I am terminating cables on a patch panel?

It indicates the tool accepts both 110 and 88 type connector blocks, so you can punch down wires on either standard without swapping blades.

Which connector standard does the 110/88 interface actually limit me to in practice?

The tool works only with 110 and 88 style punch-down blocks; it cannot terminate Krone, Bix or other proprietary connector types.

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