Speed Termination Tool

This tool and it's rj45's do pass a certified test. I have a fluke Linkiq and after termination with two jacks, it passes with no issues. I did use quality cable so I'm sure results will vary.

I was looking for a long time for a tool that would crimp and cut any Cat5/6 jacks. Leviton makes one and I have used it but you need different parts for different jacks and the jack itself is expensive. Legrand has a pretty inexpensive tool that is very fast at terminating jacks. This was our go to but supply was hard to find. So we bought WBox jacks which is a ADI house brand but they did not have a speed tool to terminate until now. This is the tool that works with those jacks and you just cant beat the pricing on the Jacks. The Cat6 jacks are standard size and fit into most wall plates, these jacks are longer and not wide like the ICC jacks. These fit nicely in the 24 or 48 port rack mount patch panel. If you terminate a lot of Cat6 jacks, this tool will speed up the process.

I've been in IT for 30 years and have done my share of running cable and punching it down. This makes it super simple. Switching to the keystone setup works very well as you can use the tool to perfectly punch all 8 down at the same time into the keystone then snap the keystone into the patch panel. Way easier than taking the whole panel down or panel modules and punching each wire down. Really speeds up the process and allows for easy repair.

I've never been a fan of 110 punch down tools. There's often never a good solid surface to press in to trigger the spring. Enter this keystone tool. It's jaws are meant for a particular style of Keystone jack, but the jacks aren't overly expensive. Out of the box, this tool doesn't do a great job of punching down. You will need to mess with the adjustment nuts to get it to properly punch down. Initially my tool was shaving plastic off the jack and not cutting the excess wire. After some adjustment it began cutting normally. The kit is fine. The carry case actually had room to fit my 8P8C crimping tool right next to this punchdown tool. There's also space for spare jacks. The cable stripper works, but is nothing to write home about, it's nice they included it.

I found this tool to be great for terminating RJ45 keystone jacks when you don't have enough wire to place it in an adequate spot to punch down. It will also save you a lot of time on big projects. I definitely recommend it.

120 jacks in about 3 hours. Perfectly punched and trimmed every time. Great tool overall.

I needed to finish patching all of the cat 5 jacks in my house. This tool made the crimping/punch-downs of the jacks super easy. I only did about 50 jacks, but worth the time and consistency. Great construction.

I love it! A+++

Worked really well, clean cuts and snapped into my patchpanels and wall plates just fine.

After 25 years of network installations, I wish I had known about this way sooner. Makes crimping the jacks a breeze and so much easier on the hands.

Works but the blade part keeps coming out

For the price it works well. Minor nit: the wire trim blades shave a thin layer of plastic off the sides of the jack, does not hurt the functionality of the tool or the jack.

Speeds up installations !!!