RJ45 Crimping Tool Kit Ethernet, 50pcs CAT6 Connectors & Strain Relief Boots
RJ45 Crimping Tool Kit Ethernet, 50pcs CAT6 Connectors & Strain Relief Boots
RJ45 Crimping Tool Kit – Complete Ethernet Cable Kit for CAT5/CAT5e/CAT6 Pass Through Connectors
Build and test professional ethernet cables with ease using this complete RJ45 crimping tool kit. Featuring a pass-through RJ45 crimper, network cable tester, wire stripper, pliers, spare blades, 50 CAT6 pass-through connectors, and 50 strain relief boots — everything you need for reliable network cable installation.
Kit Contents
- 1x Pass Through RJ45 Crimp Tool — Crimps, strips, and cuts STP/UTP cables; supports RJ11/RJ12/RJ45
- 1x Network/Phone Cable Tester — Tests LAN/Ethernet connections; supports PoE test up to 60V (9V battery not included)
- 50x CAT6 Pass Through Connectors — High-quality pass-through RJ45 connectors
- 50x RJ45 Strain Relief Boot Covers — Protects cable connections
- 2x Spare Blades — Replacement blades for extended tool life
- 1x Cable Stripper — Strips round and flat cables without damaging internal wires
- 1x Mini Wire Stripper — Yellow mini stripper for precision work
- 1x Wire Cutter Pliers — Cuts cable to exact length
Specifications
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Crimper Compatibility | RJ11, RJ12, RJ45 (4/6/8 Position) |
| Cable Support | CAT5, CAT5e, CAT6 STP/UTP |
| Connectors Included | 50pcs CAT6 Pass Through |
| Boot Covers | 50pcs Strain Relief |
| Tester Voltage | Up to 60V PoE |
| Color | Yellow |
How to Make an RJ45 Ethernet Cable
- Slide boot covers onto cable before crimping
- Insert cable into stripping port and strip 360°
- Align wires per T568A or T568B standard (T568B recommended for home use)
- Cut wires evenly using the crimper's cutting blade
- Insert wires into pass-through connector maintaining sequence
- Insert connector into 8P crimping port and squeeze firmly
- Test completed cable with the included network cable tester
Frequently Asked Questions
How many do I actually get?
The set runs to 50 pieces — that is the real count, not a rounded-up marketing number. It is the figure worth comparing against price when you are looking at similar sets.
Is the steel decent or soft junk?
The chrome-vanadium and hardness specs are in the listing — these are spec-grade tools, not the soft stuff that rounds bolts. The finish also resists rust through garage years.
What exactly is in the set?
The full contents are laid out in the photos — every piece, size, and drive shown. Check against your project list; these sets are chosen to cover the common jobs without filler.
Does the case keep everything organized?
Yes — molded slots hold every piece so the case opens to a full inventory, nothing rolling loose. That organization is what makes a set faster than a drawer of orphans.
How fine is the ratchet mechanism?
The tooth count is in the specs — a fine action that works in tight spaces where coarse ratchets cannot swing. Smooth, no skipping under load.
Will it survive heavy use?
Built for regular garage duty — the material specs support real jobs, and proper use keeps them for decades. Wipe off moisture and they outlast the projects.