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Black ABS network tool kit in a sturdy carrying case with crimper, tracker, punchdown tool, and connectors

Zebra Gaobige 6088 Network Tool Kit

SKU CH-F561-97HYK

A complete network installation kit with pass-through RJ45 crimper, wire tracker, 110/88 punch-down tool, stripper, cutter, screwdrivers and Cat6 connectors in a sturdy case

  • ColorBlack
  • SpecificationsAcrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS), 1.851 kilograms, 9.19
  • Connector StyleRJ45
  • FeaturesErgonomic, Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS), Blue, fals
  • Dimensions20'
  • Weight1.851 kilograms
  • All-in-one kit covers crimping, testing and punch-down tasks
  • Pass-through crimper cuts, strips and terminates Cat5 to Cat6A cables
  • Interchangeable 110/88 punch-down blade inserts and cuts in one step
  • Wire tracker locates cables and tests network and telephone lines
  • Sturdy lightweight case organizes every tool for portable use

Professional Network Tool Kit

The Zebra Gaobige 6088 is a comprehensive network tool kit designed for terminating and testing RJ45 connections. It includes a pass-through crimping tool, wire tracker, 110/88 punchdown tool, wire stripper, cutter, cross screwdriver, and Cat6 pass-through connectors. All components store inside a sturdy carrying case for portability across job sites.

Installers and Technicians Handling Copper Cabling

This kit suits network installers, IT technicians, and serious hobbyists who build or repair Cat5, Cat5e, Cat6, and Cat6A patch cables and wall outlets. The pass-through crimper simplifies connector alignment while the wire tracker identifies cable runs. Buyers who only need occasional simple crimping or who work exclusively with fibre optics will not use most included tools.

Pass-Through RJ45 Crimper With 110/88 Punchdown

The defining specification is the combination of a pass-through RJ45 crimper that cuts, strips, and terminates Cat5 through Cat6A cables alongside a reversible 110/88 punchdown tool for keystone jacks. This dual termination capability in a single case determines whether the kit matches the daily workflow of a copper cabling professional.

Highlights

  • All-in-one kit covers crimping, testing and punch-down tasks
  • Pass-through crimper cuts, strips and terminates Cat5 to Cat6A cables
  • Interchangeable 110/88 punch-down blade inserts and cuts in one step
  • Wire tracker locates cables and tests network and telephone lines
  • Sturdy lightweight case organizes every tool for portable use

Specifications

BrandZebra
SeriesGaobige 6088
ModelGaobige 6088
Part NumberGaobige 6088
ColorBlack
SpecificationsAcrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS), 1.851 kilograms, 9.1948 L x 25.0952 W x 32.4104 H centimeters, Blue, Gaobige 6088, Gaobige
Connector StyleRJ45
FeaturesErgonomic, Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS), Blue, false
Dimensions20'
Weight1.851 kilograms
Package Quantity1
Disclaimernot_applicable

Questions about this item

What tools and connectors come inside the Gaobige 6088 case, and is anything extra required?

The kit includes a pass-through RJ45 crimper, wire tracker, 110/88 punchdown tool, network wire stripper, wire cutter, cross screwdriver, and some Cat6 pass-through connectors. No separate items are needed for basic cable termination.

Which connector types does the crimper in the Gaobige 6088 kit support?

The crimper handles RJ45 pass-through and regular connectors plus 6P RJ11 and RJ12 plugs, covering Cat5, Cat5e, Cat6 and Cat6A cables in one tool.

What does the 110/88 marking on the punchdown tool mean for daily use?

The reversible blade lets you terminate wires on both 110-style and 88-style keystone jacks or patch panels without swapping tools, speeding up on-site cabling work.

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