The Klein Tools VDV026-211 coax cable installation kit is a complete solution for preparing and connecting coaxial cables with F-connectors. Whether you’re installing cable television, internet, or satellite systems, this all-in-one kit includes every tool and connector needed to cut, strip, crimp, and secure RG59, RG6, and RG6Q coax cables.
The kit organizes all components in a durable polyester zipper pouch, making transport and storage simple and keeping your workspace organized during on-site work.
Features and Benefits
- Multi-Cable Cutter: Features precision shear-type blades and double-dipped comfort grips with curved handles for easier, more comfortable cutting of coax cables.
- Coaxial Cable Radial Stripper: Two-level, one-step prep design with durable high-carbon steel pre-set cutting blades ensures precise and accurate cable stripping every time.
- Compression Crimper: Compact crimper crimps compression F-connectors to coaxial cable with a fixed plunger that allows quick and easy insertion and removal of cable and connector.
- Six Universal F-Connectors: Includes 6 RG6/6Q F-compression connectors, ready for immediate deployment on any coax installation project.
- Organized Storage Pouch: Durable 7-inch by 12½-inch polyester zipper bag keeps the cutter, stripper, crimper, and connectors together for on-site convenience and easy transport.
Specifications
- Brand: Klein Tools
- Model: VDV026-211
- Cable Types Supported: RG59, RG6, RG6Q
- Connector Type: F-Connectors (Compression)
- Number of Connectors Included: 6
- Tools Included: Cable cutter (Cat. No. 63020), radial stripper (Cat. No. VDV110-061), compression crimper (Cat. No. VDV212-008SEN)
- Storage Pouch: 7 inches x 12½ inches polyester with zipper
- Materials: High-carbon steel blades, polycarbonate plastic handles
- Package Dimensions: 12.75 x 7 x 1.75 inches
- Package Weight: 1.5 pounds
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