TRUE CABLECrimp Tool for Pass Through RJ45 - All-in-One Ethernet Crimper, Cutter, Stripper - Works with Cat5e, Cat6, Cat6A Shielded and Unshielded Connectors

I really like this tool - it works great with the other stuff trueCABLE makes, but I'm also sure it would work with more generic options. It also feels extremely robust and overall well made.I wasn't sure what the v3 added (since it's not listed on Amazon), so I reached out to trueCABLE and they gave me an immediate and really helpful response! Was super impressed with their customer service. In case anyone is interested, the v3 has the following improvements:- The new feature and biggest difference is the ability to cut cable and crimp external ground collars for shielded cables- Another new feature is the ergonomic spring loaded anti-slip handle that returns to a ready position upon cycle completion- Can use with unshielded, shielded (internal and external ground), pass through, load bar style push in plugs- Self-adjusting cable stripper to accommodate cable jacket ODs from 6.00 to 8.00mm- Trims conductors from the nose of pass-through plugs accurately and automatically, even staggered conductor plugs

Es justo lo que necesitaba, y es de buena calidad.

The best tool I ever used

I've needed a good network tool set and this has finished it off well.Yes it isn't cheap but it will hopefully pay for itself in time saved in the future.Very sturdy and I like the adjustability of it as well.

This is one of the "New" push through RJ-45 crimpers. The RJ-45 Ethernet plugs have to be bought specific for Cat-5 or Cat-6 since they are different wire hole sizes and are not compatible with each other regardless of bro science. But if you get the correct plugs they work very nicely and make a perfect connection every time. Cuts the 8 wires off at the same time as it crimps the jack into the plug. The datasheets for the Plugs on this crimpers manufacturer are very helpful and loaded with physical dimension information, phi is not just phi its an actual measurement. The Manufacturer has a very healthy and loaded YouTube channel with lots of updated usage information. They don't go over the importance of the proper Cat-5 or Cat-5 push through jack size to match the Ethernet wire your using Cat-5 is not the same size as Cat-6 wires.. but they may eventually get there.