Rolson 20860 Telecom Punch Down Tool

• Manufactured from toughend plastic
• Fitted with hardened steel blades
• Terminates and trims wire to correct length
• Suited for 110/88TYPE
• Ideal for telephone engineers

Product Description A punch down tool also known as a krone is a small hand tool used by telecommunication and network technicians. They are used for inserting wires into insulation-displacement connectors on punch down blocks, patch panels, keystone modules and surface mount boxes. Impact types are the most common punch down tools which have a handle, internal spring and removable slotted blades. The punch down tool is a specialist tool that should definitely be in the tool bag of technicians in the telecommunication and network industry and is ideal for telephone engineers as there are no other tools that would be able to do this job as reliably and safely as the punch down tool without damaging the connectors. To use a punch down tool, place a wire in the slotted post and press down on the punch down tool on top of the wire over the post, when the pressure is reached the spring is triggered and the blade forces the wire into its slot, cutting the insulation and securing the wire.The Rolson 20860 punch down tool is manufactured from toughened plastic and fitted with hardened steel blades, to be able to easily terminate and trim wires to the correct length, suited for 110/88TY PE. Box Contains 1 x Telecom Punch Down Tool