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Coax cable RG58, 59, 6 F, RCA, BNC type compression connectors Adaptable head for different connector types

Application: Yellow and Blue Insulated Flag Terminals

High quality Carbon steel + ABS Application: RG-58, 59,6 / F Connector Overall length: 5.6 in.

Soft grip rubber handle Insert molded blade for improved grip Precision blade ensures perfect fit every time

Angled high-leverage crimp head for comfortable operation Ratcheted crimp to ensure proper termination Soft, double-molded handles for comfort Thumbscrews allow for quick and easy changing of dies

Soft grip rubber handle Insert molded blade for improved grip Precision blade ensures perfect fit every time

Soft grip rubber handle Insert molded blade for improved grip Precision blade ensures perfect fit every time

Replacement Tip For B1.0 type (I.D.:4.0mm, O.D.:6.3mm)

Replacement Tip For 1.6D type (I.D.:4.0mm, O.D.:6.3mm)

Application: HDTV BNC/TNC 3-piece coaxial connectors

Application: Thin Style Insulated Terminals (red/yellow/blue)Nylon and Vinyl

Application D-subminiature contacts, RS232 pins & sockets AWG 30-18 Open Barrel contacts (Molex/AMP style)

Application: Soft steel: 16 AWG, Copper: 14 AWG Spring loaded handles Smooth cushion grip

Fluke Networks 44400000 Cable Splicing Knife features a durable 1.75-inch steel blade and non-slip handle for safe, precise cable sheath cutting.

Fluke ISQS1 insulated Robertson screwdriver delivers safe 1000 V operation with an ergonomic soft-grip handle and slim shaft for hard-to-reach areas.

Fluke IPHS2 screwdriver: Durable, insulated #2 Phillips tool rated 1000V, with CMV steel blade and ergonomic soft-grip handle for safe electrical work.

Fluke Networks D914 Impact Tool ensures precise network terminations with built-in hook, spudger, and ergonomic design for easy handling.

Made of AISI 420 stainless steel assuring cleanliness and corrosion-resistance Dual color non-slip TRP handles for user comfort Polyoxymethylene (POM) spring for self-opening action to supply smooth operation