This Klein Tools 4-piece tool kit is a must - have for professionals handling 66/110 panels, cross - connect systems, and wall jacks. Inside the kit, you'll find: (1) Cushion - Grip Impact Punchdown Tool, (1) Wire Pick, (1) Dura - Blade 110/66 Cut Combination Punchdown Blade, and (1) Multi - Pocket Pouch. The Cushion - Grip Impact Punchdown Tool (VDV427 - 821) offers 'Hi/Lo' impact functionality, allowing you to adjust the compression force for different wire gauges, blocks, and jacks. It features an extra - long shaft to reach into crowded blocks and a heavy - duty metal collar for long - lasting strength. The unique Cushion - Grip handle significantly reduces hand fatigue, providing a comfortable using experience. The Wire Pick (VDV327 - 103) is ideal for picking up, separating, or removing wires, small components, covers, or debris. Its non - conductive body prevents shorts, with a metal hook end and a non - conductive spudger end. The Dura - Blade™ 66/110 Cut Combination Punchdown Blade (VDV427 - 104) is made using metal injecting molding (MIM) technology, ensuring high - quality, durability, and excellent performance. It has both 66 and 110 cut/terminate edges for precise wire insertion and trimming, and is compatible with most bayonet style socket punchdown tools. The Multi - Pocket Pouch, exclusive to this kit, has separate compartments to keep your tools organized, a metal belt clip for easy carrying, and a reinforced puncture - resistant bottom. This kit is perfect for cable termination, with an overall length of 7.875' (20 cm) and a weight of 14.9 oz (422 g). It provides all you need to install and maintain 110 and 66 panels with secure terminations, using an optimized two - step impact process to insert and trim wires accurately.
Using the Klein Tools VDV427 - 822 Impact Punchdown Tool Kit is a breeze. First, select the right tool for the job. For inserting and trimming wires in 66/110 panels, cross - connect systems, or wall jacks, use the Cushion - Grip Impact Punchdown Tool. Adjust the 'Hi/Lo' impact setting according to the wire gauge and block type. When you need to pick up or remove small parts, the Wire Pick comes in handy. Just be careful when using it around electrical components because even though it's non - conductive, you still want to avoid any unnecessary risks. For the Dura - Blade, make sure it's properly attached to the punchdown tool before use. The blade has two edges for different types of cuts, so choose the right one for your specific task. As for the Multi - Pocket Pouch, use its separate compartments to keep your tools organized. You can clip it to your belt for easy access. When it comes to maintenance, after each use, wipe down the tools with a clean cloth to remove any debris. Check the blade regularly for signs of wear and replace it if needed. Store the kit in a dry place to prevent rust and damage. And always handle the tools with care to ensure they last a long time.
