PTS Pro Crimp Tool Highlights Platinum Tools’ ISC West 2024 Booth

HUNTERSVILLE, N.C.—Platinum Tools, a manufacturer of tools for the preparation, installation, hand termination and testing of wire and cable, has announced that it will feature its PTS Pro Crimp Tool (p/n 12520C) at the upcoming ISC West 2024.

The annual security industry trade event takes place in Las Vegas on April 10-12 at the Venetian Expo and Convention Center, and during the show attendees can visit Platinum Tools in booth #3036.

“Platinum Tools’ new PTS (Pass Through Standard) Pro Crimp Tool takes years of Platinum Tools innovations and combines multiple tools into one sleek design,” states Sean Rothermel, product manager, Platinum Tools. “The PTS Pro allows for the termination of both ezEX-RJ45 connectors and the legacy EZ-RJ45 connectors in a single tool with no part changes. This is a single tool for all Platinum Tools terminations.”

Platinum Tools explains the tool utilizes a sliding plate to change between the different types of connectors and a captive thumb screw to make swapping between connector styles seamless. The tool also features a connector locking mechanism so connectors “click” into the tool for termination. Additionally, the latest dealer tool from Platinum Tools also includes the cutting and stripping blades for Cat-5e and Cat-6 built directly into the handle.

Now shipping, the PTS Pro Crimp Tool has an MSRP of $85.83, and additional PTS Pro Crimp Tool features and specifications include:

  • Crimps standard pass-through and standard RJ45 connectors
  • Wiring guide printed directly on the tool for easy connector wiring
  • Ergonomic grip for comfort during extended use
  • Replaceable blades
  • Smooth single cycle operation
  • For both UTP and STP connectors

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