trueCABLE Impact Punch Down Tool with Blade for 110 IDC, Keystone Jacks and Patch Panels, trueIMPACT

• VERSATILE. This handy kinetic energy impact punch down tool comes with a 110 termination blade with termination-cut and termination-only reversible ends. High and low impact settings to allow for different conductor sizes. Great for terminating keystone jacks and patch panels.
• CONVENIENT. Includes an integrated swing-out hook tool for easy copper conductor removal from the IDC block if re-termination is necessary. It also includes an integrated swing-out screwdriver. 110 blade stores inside the tool using a captive cavity in the base.
• COMFORTABLE. Ergonomic grip is further enhanced by rubberized TPE offering all-day comfort.
• RELIABLE AND DURABLE. High end professional quality networking tool. Cuts conductors during termination more consistently than other brands. The internal mechanism is longer lasting and more consistent in operation than any other on the market. Shell is constructed of high impact ABS plastic.
• ✓ FIELD TESTED, CUSTOMER APPROVED. Add this tool to your bag today and make your terminations hassle free from here on out.

Looking for a truly reliable punch down tool? How about a punch down tool designed for your hand with convenient features that don’t require you to bring other tools for removing terminated conductors from the IDC contacts? Look no further, as this is the one you want. Punching down terminations all day is no fun under any circumstances, but at least you can get a comfortable tool to do it with. The trueIMPACT punch down tool has rubberized edges and is shaped to fit in your hand. We all make mistakes when punching down wire, so removing thick copper conductors without leaving pieces of insulation stuck in the IDC terminals or otherwise causing damage to the terminal block trying to pry them out with any number of common tools. Our tool has swing-out accessories like a flat blade screwdriver and conductor removal hook to speed up correcting a mistake. We assure you that you will learn to rely on this tool for everyday use and you will likely ditch your old punch down tool. There are two settings for this tool: High and Low. This setting is used to adjust the amount of force required before the kinetic energy mechanism is engaged and makes the “bang” noise. Use the High setting for 23 AWG or thicker conductors. Use Low for 24 AWG or thinner conductors. Last, but not least, our punch down tool actually does cut the conductor excess off during the punch down process. Many tools on the market promise this, but often don't deliver.