Abstract: A crimping tool is provided for connecting a modular plug connector with a telephone/data cable, and an axial connector with a coaxial cable, including a pair of operating arms pivotally connected intermediate their ends to define on opposite sides of the pivot axis a pair of operating end portions and a pair of crimping end portions, respectively, a pair of crimping dies being connected between the crimping end portions and containing first recesses for defining a first crimping chamber adjacent the end extremities of the crimping end portions, the adjacent surfaces of the crimping dies containing opposed second recesses cooperating to define a second crimping chamber arranged between the first crimping chamber and the pivot axis of the operating arms.

Abstract: A crimping tool is provided for connecting a modular plug connector with a telephone/data cable, and an axial connector with a coaxial cable, including a pair of operating arms pivotally connected intermediate their ends to define on opposite sides of the pivot axis a pair of operating end portions and a pair of crimping end portions, respectively, a pair of crimping dies being connected between the crimping end portions and containing first recesses for defining a first crimping chamber adjacent the end extremities of the crimping end portions, the adjacent surfaces of the crimping dies containing opposed second recesses cooperating to define a second crimping chamber arranged between the first crimping chamber and the pivot axis of the operating arms.

Abstract: A versatile hand-held scissors-type cutting and stripping tool includes a pair of pivotally connected handle members, a cutting and stripping blade carried by one of the handle members for cutting flat and round insulated conductors, and for stripping insulation from round insulated conductors, and a pair of flat stripping blades for stripping the outer insulation layer from a flat thin multi-conductor cable.

Abstract: A multipurpose tool includes a main shaft axially slidably inside a housing, a wire crimper holder coupled to the main shaft and locked by a spring-supported locking device, a set of wire crimper elements selectively fastened to the wire crimper holder by screw means for crimping electric wires at any of a variety of wire distribution blocks, a wire cutting tool coupled to a front side of the main shaft adapted to cut electric wires by means of a scissors action, and a hook and a lever respectively pivoted to a rear side of the housing.

Abstract: An adjustable wire stripper includes a housing, a cutter holder revolvably mounted in a top open chamber of the housing and holding a cutter outside the housing for cutting the insulator of an electric wire, a lever adapted to rotate the cutter holder in the housing, a sliding pressure plate mounted in the housing and adapted to hold down the electric wire to be stripped on the cutter of the cutter holder, a sliding push plate slidably mounted in the housing and adapted to push the sliding pressure plate upwards for the loading of the electric wire to be stripped, a tensile spring adapted to pull the sliding push plate downwards in the housing, and an adjustment screw installed in a bottom axle hole of the housing and inserted through a bottom through hole of the sliding push plate and threaded into a female screw of the sliding pressure and adapted for adjusting the pitch between the pressure head of the sliding pressure plate and the cutter of the cutter holder subject to the diameter of the electric wire t

Abstract: A module jack wire crimping/cutting tool is constructed to include a barrel supported on a spring in a tubular handle, two arched stop elements forced by springs to releasably close the rear end of the barrel and to stop a spring-supported bolt in the barrel, and a stem moved in and out of the front end of tubular casing to hold a crimping/cutting block, which is forced by the spring-supported bolt to crimp and cut electric wires at a module jack upon forward movement of the tubular casing relative to the barrel after attaching the crimping/cutting block to the module jack.

Abstract: A combination wire stripper, which includes two pressure bars each having a fixed end pivoted to each other and a free end, two wire stripping cutter assemblies symmetrically provided at the free ends of the pressure bars for stripping the insulator of a two-line electric wire, and an elongated cutter blade fastened to one pressure bar and moved to act V-notches at the other pressure bar for stripping the insulator of electric wires of different diameters, the wire stripping cutter assemblies each having two symmetrical pairs of movable wire clamping plates respectively supported on a respective spring element, and forced by the respective spring element for holding down a two-line electric wire in position for stripping positively.

Abstract: This invention relates to a peeling device for cable which can hold various diameter of cables by adjusting the height of its V-shape cable holder, furthermore the angle of cutter of this peeling device can be changed so as to do a radial cutting, spiral cutting or an axial straight cutting, the invention being composed of an outer shell, a V-shape cable holder, a cutter seat, an adjusting cover, a torsion spring, an adjusting bolt and a tension spring, wherein the outer shell being composed of two semi-shells, the adjusting cover being screwed into the cutter seat, the cutter being enclosed by a spring and installed inside the adjusting cover so as to adjust the extending length of the cutter by turning the adjusting cover, on side wall of the cutter seat having a thumb rod which extending out from the fixing groove of the outer shell and can be positioned in some position so as to change the angle of the cutter to do a radial cutting, a spiral cutting or an axial straight cutting.

Abstract: A copper cable wire peeler is disclosed. The peeler consists of biased jaws which, at one end, mount two blade cutters in the lower jaw disposed at different heights which blade cutter heights are adjustable by set screws. The upper jaw mounts a clamping member so that when the wire to be peeled is inserted, inner and out sheaths can be peeled from a copper wire. The blade cutters are also biased to permit fluctuations in the thickness of the wire due to low manufacturing tolerances.