Pressing Pliers for modular connectors

For establishing solderless, electrical connections according to DIN
For cutting, stripping and pressing flat, unshielded telephone cables
For processing modular connectors
With opening spring and catch

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570-190	Length - mm 190	Length - in 7 1/2	Type pressing	RJ connector 10	Weight - g 220	Weight self-service packaging - g	Packing unit 1	Barcode 40 03758 57000 5
570-190-SB	Length - mm 190	Length - in 7 1/2	Type pressing	RJ connector 10	Weight - g 230	Weight self-service packaging - g 10	Packing unit 1	Barcode 40 03758 67002 6
571-190	Length - mm 190	Length - in 7 1/2	Type pressing	RJ connector 11,12	Weight - g 220	Weight self-service packaging - g	Packing unit 1	Barcode 40 03758 57100 2
571-190-SB	Length - mm 190	Length - in 7 1/2	Type pressing	RJ connector 11,12	Weight - g 230	Weight self-service packaging - g 10	Packing unit 1	Barcode 40 03758 67100 9
572-190	Length - mm 190	Length - in 7 1/2	Type pressing	RJ connector 45	Weight - g 320	Weight self-service packaging - g	Packing unit 1	Barcode 40 03758 57200 9
572-190-SB	Length - mm 190	Length - in 7 1/2	Type pressing	RJ connector 45	Weight - g 330	Weight self-service packaging - g 10	Packing unit 1	Barcode 40 03758 67200 6

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Connecting to the future
Solar energy is a clean alternative source of electricity. To make sure it is also a safe source, junction box and switch cabinet wiring has to be properly stripped, crimped and connected up. Using NWS wire stripping and crimping tools, electricians can handle wires and cables in line with all the applicable regulations and down to the millimetre. In this way, whether private houses, factory roofs or photovoltaic installations, they all become clean and safe players in the transition to renewable energy sources.

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