CABLETIME RJ45 Cat5 Cat6 Cable Crimping Tool for Ethernet & Telephone Cables
RJ45 Cat5 Cat6 Cable Crimping Tool for Ethernet & Telephone Cables
Cut, strip and crimp network or telephone cable with one installer tool. The CABLETIME CNT1C combines three core preparation functions with a ratchet mechanism for making or repairing common Ethernet and telephone leads.
Key features
- 3-in-1 cutting, stripping and crimping workflow.
- Supports 8P8C RJ45 plugs for compatible Cat5e and Cat6 cable.
- Supports selected 6P2C, 6P4C, 6P6C, 4P2C and 4P4C telephone plugs.
- Ratchet mechanism helps provide consistent crimping pressure.
- High-carbon-steel construction with non-slip handles.
How to use
- Cut the cable squarely to the required length.
- Strip only enough outer jacket to arrange the conductors.
- Arrange the wires in the required T568A or T568B order.
- Insert the conductors fully into the correct modular plug.
- Crimp firmly and test the completed cable before installation.
Specifications
| Functions | Cutting, stripping and crimping |
| Modular plugs | 4P / 6P / 8P formats |
| Network support | 8P8C RJ45; compatible Cat5e / Cat6 cable |
| Construction | High-carbon steel with rubber grip |
| Model / SKU | CNT1C / CT-CCT-PY |
FAQ
Does it arrange the wire order automatically? No. Arrange T568A or T568B manually before crimping.
Can a crimped RJ45 plug be reused? Normally no; use a new plug when re-terminating.
Should the finished cable be tested? Yes, test every termination before final installation.
Prepare. Terminate. Inspect.
Match the tool and die or blade to your cable and connector. Practise on a spare piece, inspect the finished termination and use a suitable tester before installation.
Will this work with every cable?
Check the cable types, conductor sizes and connector or termination styles listed in the specifications. A matching connector shape alone does not establish tool compatibility.
Which length or version should I select?
Use the product selector to choose the required option. Check that option against any model, connector, length or pack-size distinctions in the specifications before ordering.