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Keystone Punchdown Puck

Name: Keystone Punchdown Puck
Brand: C2G
SKU: 33100
Availability: InStock

#33100 C2G

Keystone Punchdown Puck is rated 3.5 out of 5 by 2.

$2.99 $2.99 MSRP $1.73 USD

Say good-bye to stab wounds and marred surfaces! Our Keystone Punchdown Puck fits in the palm of your hand and securely holds keystones while you punch them down. It also provides a solid surface to ensure proper seating of the wire in the jack. It is an inexpensive must-have for every toolbox.

Please note: This product is only compatible with our Cat5e 90 or 180 keystone jack. It is not currently compatible with our Cat6 keystone jacks.

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365 In Stock

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Features

Fits in the palm of your hand and securely holds keystones while you punch them down

WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

Specifications

General Info

Product Line	C2G
Color	Black
UPC Number	757120331001
Country Of Origin	China
Application Sector	Commercial, Residential
Warranty Type	Lifetime
Type	Keystone, Tool

Dimensions

Product Width US	2.04 in
Product Height US	0.94 in
Product Length US	2.75 in

Resources

Cutsheet

CG-33100 Cutsheet

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Reviews

Rated 5 out of 5 by rbob9393 from Wow, Fast & Easy! Sometimes it's the small things that make life good. Using this puck from Cables To Go helps me get the job done faster & without hand fatigue. I can't imagine doing a job with 100 punchdowns without this nifty tool. I got two just so I could give one to my buddy.

Date published: 2009-06-04

Rated 2 out of 5 by Home Networker from Doesn't fit Cat6 Keystone Jack I bought this keystone puck to help with punchdown of cat6 keystone jacks (product id: 29316). Unfortunately, the jacks cannot be inserted in the horizontal position so I could not use it for the intended purpose. Customer Service processed a refund quickly.

Date published: 2010-04-26

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