Jonard Tools EPB-KR Standard Double Ended Punchdown Krone Block Blade mat an ouni Cutter

Name: Jonard Tools EPB-KR Standard Double Ended Punchdown Krone Block Blade mat an ouni Cutter
Brand: JONARD TOOLS
SKU: 0811490013964
Price: 36.14 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:JONARD TOOLS

3.1/5

€
36.14

Dëst Produkt ass d'Punchdown Blade benotzt mam EPD-914KR Manuell Punchdown Tool. De Punchdown-Tool ass entwéckelt fir op Krone Terminatiounsblocken ze benotzen. Dëse Blade kënnt mat eisem EPD-914KR Manuell Punchdown Tool abegraff an ass och kompatibel mat anere Industriestandard Twist a Lock Style Punchdown Tools.

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EAN: 0811490013964

Kategorien Tools & Home Verbesserung, Elektresch, Tools & Hardware, Kabel Insertion & Extraction Tools, Punchdown Tools,

Hierkonftsland: China. MAXIMUM DURABILITÉIT: Aus gehärtem Legierungsstahl mat Néckelbeschichtung fir héich Haltbarkeet a laang Liewensdauer. VERSATILE BENOTZEN: Kompatibel mat aneren Industrie-Standard Twist a Sperrstil Punchdown Tools. REPLACEMENT BLADE: Dëst Blade ass den Ersatzblade fir den EPD-914KR Punchdown Tool.

Item model number	EPB-KR
Manufacturer	Jonard Industries
Product Dimensions	0.26 x 1.57 x 0.26 inches; 0.71 Ounces

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Scritto da: Mark B

Four Stars

It worked.

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Krone blade did NOT fit in Tripp Lite Punch Down Tool (N046-000)

Unfortunately, I found this Jonard EPB-KR blade did NOT fit well and would not lock into my 8-year oldTripp Lite 110/66 Punch Down Tool (N046-000) . The design is seems nearly identical but the position of the locking groves in the center are in a different position than the original 110 blade that fits nicely in my tool. I can force the Krone blade in if I remove the retention spring pin and insert at a different rotation. Perhaps the center tolerances are a little off the originals, see pictures comparing original blade blades to this chrome Krone blade, and if the Krone blade doesn't look straight to you in the second photo, that seems to be the case. Other than I can't use it yet, the chrome finish is nice and shinny. I can tell when inserting by hand into the CableMatters Slim 90 deg CAT6 Keystone Jacks that the fit is better than my other 110 tools, so I think this blade will work well with the angled metal contacts on Krone blocks that are 110 compatible. I'll probably hold onto it for possible future use with aTRENDnet TC-PDT tool that other reviewers stated worked well with this blade.