Pince à sertir modulaire professionnelle Equip

The Equip Professional Modular Crimping Tool is a compact, sturdy tool for terminating modular plugs and preparing network cables. Designed for precision and efficient one-handed operation, the tool measures 72.5 mm (W) x 23 mm (D) x 204 mm (H) and weighs 0.525 kg. It includes integrated stripping and cutting functions and a ratchet mechanism to ensure consistent crimps. Packaged in a blister (117 x 26.5 x 290 mm), the tool is lightweight yet durable and suited for professional network installation and maintenance tasks.

Advantages

The tool combines crimping, stripping and cutting in a single compact device, reducing the need to carry multiple tools. The ratchet function provides reliable, repeatable crimps for modular plugs. Its ergonomic size and 0.525 kg weight make it easy to handle for extended use, and the blue-and-black housing offers clear visual identification on jobsites.

Suitable for

• Crimping RJ11, RJ12 and RJ45 modular plugs
• Stripping and cutting network cable jackets and conductors
• Field installation and maintenance of Ethernet and telephone cabling
• Professional IT, telecommunications and network technicians

Key specifications

• Brand: EQUIP
• Model / MPN: 129409
• EAN: 4015867227794
• Dimensions (tool): 72.5 × 23 × 204 mm
• Packaged dimensions (blister): 117 × 26.5 × 290 mm
• Weight: 0.525 kg
• Colour: Blue, Black
• Country of origin: China

How to use

Prepare the cable by cutting to length, then use the integrated stripper to remove the outer jacket to the required length. Arrange the conductors into the correct order for the chosen modular plug (e.g., T568A/T568B for RJ45). Insert the plug onto the cable and place the assembly into the crimping slot. Squeeze the handles firmly until the ratchet releases, ensuring a complete crimp. Use the cutting function to trim excess conductor ends if necessary.

Recommendations

For consistent results, verify conductor order before crimping and test the terminated cable with a cable tester. Store the tool in a dry place and avoid excessive force beyond normal crimping to prolong tool life.