Abstract: A network cable combing tool includes a columnar main body with either one or both of the ends thereof extended to form a conical tapered end and a grip portion connecting circumferences of both ends of the main body for easy holding. A plurality of clip slots are radially arranged and axially penetrating through the main body; each clip slot has at least three passage holes with an opening formed at an outer end of each passage hole. Thereby network cables are individually embedded into one of the clip slots via its opening and display a neat and organized arrangement. The tapered end at either or both ends of the main body also keeps the embedded cables toward the axis of the main body for further management by cable ties; when performing cable combing with the tool, the resistance is also reduced due to the tapered end. And the integrated design of the grip portion and the clip slots enables a convenient and effortless operation of the network cable combing tool.

Abstract: A network cable management device includes a main body which is a columnar body and has one or both ends manufactured into a conical tapered end, and a grip portion formed at the outer periphery of the main body and provided for facilitating a user to grip the main body, a plurality of clip slots which are radially distributed and axially penetrated through the main body, and each clip slot having a cable management hole, and an opening formed at an outer end of the cable management hole. A network cable is embedded from the opening of each clip slot into each cable management hole, so that many network cables can be arranged neatly, and the tapered end drives the network cables to be convergent towards the axis to facilitate tying the cables. In a combing operation of the network cables, a smaller resistance is produced. The invention skillfully integrates the clip slots with the grip portion to achieve the convenient and effort-saving effect.

Abstract: A block-out lock and removal key includes a locker and a key. The locker has a hollow housing in a shape corresponding to a socket of a network port for engagement, a locker hole extending through a front portion of the housing and a latch body connecting to a rear portion of the housing. The latch body has a rear section extended upwards toward the front portion of the housing and then downwards to form a displaceable piece parallel with the front portion of the housing with a holding section at a top of the displaceable piece and a block facing toward an inner end of the locker hole. The key has its front section arranged correspondingly to a shape of the locker hole to be inserted therein and rotated for unlocking. An eccentric block is further arranged at the front section of the key correspondingly to the block on the displaceable piece for removing the locker from the socket of the network port in operation.

Abstract: A manufacturing method of a modular connector and a lock-in device thereof has the modular connector including an oblong hole at a rear end thereof to be filled with a flexible rubber body but left with an engaging hole in a middle section of the oblong hole, and the lock-in device including a through hole arranged aside which has a clip arranged on a periphery wall thereof with a protruding latch, so that when the modular connector is inserted into the through hole to a per-determined position, the latch would engage the engaging hole for positioning and fixing the engagement.

Abstract: A block-out device includes a locker and a key. The locker has a hollow housing in a shape corresponding to a socket of a cable port for engagement, a locker hole at a front surface thereof and a latch body connecting to a rear surface of the housing. The latch body has a rear section extended upwards toward a front surface of the housing and then downwards to form a displaceable piece parallel with the front surface of the housing with a holding section at a top of the displaceable piece and a block facing toward an inner end of the locker hole. The key has its front section arranged correspondingly to a shape of the locker hole to be inserted therein and rotated for unlocking. An eccentric block is further arranged at the front section of the key correspondingly to the block on the displaceable piece for removing the locker from the socket of the cable port in operation.

Abstract: A lock-in device for network cables includes a locker, a holding section, and an elastic seesaw. The locker has a through hole for modular connectors to engage therein and to be removed therefrom and a locker hole parallel to the through hole for a key to be inserted therein; an extended end is arranged at a rear end of the locker hole and a space and a fillister with an inclined surface are arranged adjacent to the locker hole. The holding section is disposed in the space with a first depression facing upward at a front end thereof and a second depression facing downward at a rear end thereof. The elastic seesaw has a positioning portion at a rear end thereof extending upwards and forming an elastic piece abutting the second depression for the holding section to be operated by the elasticity. The device thereby enables simultaneous operation of unlocking and removing.

Abstract: A jack module block-out device includes a lock and a key. The locker has a hollow housing in a shape corresponding to a socket of a cable port for engagement, a locker hole at a front surface thereof and a latch body connecting to a rear edge of the housing and having a front edge extending and forming a displaceable piece arranged at an acute angle. The displaceable piece further has a front surface and a holding section with a block facing toward an inner end of the locker hole. The key has its front end arranged corresponding to the shape of the locker hole to be inserted therein and turned for unlocking. An eccentric block is further arranged corresponding to the block on the displaceable piece to remove the locker together from the socket of the cable port.

Abstract: A lock-in device for network cables includes a locker, a holding section, and an elastic seesaw. The locker has a through hole for modular connectors to engage therein and to be removed therefrom and a locker hole parallel to the through hole for a key to be inserted therein; an extended end is arranged at a rear end of the locker hole and a space and a fillister with an inclined surface are arranged adjacent to the locker hole. The holding section is disposed in the space with a first depression facing upward at a front end thereof and a second depression facing downward at a rear end thereof. The elastic seesaw has a positioning portion at a rear end thereof extending upwards and forming an elastic piece abutting the second depression for the holding section to be operated by the elasticity. The device thereby enables simultaneous operation of unlocking and removing.