Conector macho de crimpado InLine RJ45 8P8C apantallado con guía de inserción y protección antiacodamiento, gris

The InLine Crimp Connector RJ45 8P8C shielded with threader and bend protection in grey is a three-piece shielded RJ45 plug set designed for creating reliable network terminations. It includes a metal shielded plug, a plastic bend protection sleeve and a threading aid to guide the cable and wires during assembly. The connector is intended for use with standard Cat5e/Cat6-type Ethernet cables and is supplied in packs of 10.

Advantages

The shielded three-piece design provides improved EMI protection and a secure mechanical connection. The integrated threading aid simplifies insertion of the conductor bundle and reduces assembly time. The bend protection sleeve helps prevent cable stress and damage at the termination point. The grey plastic components are durable and suitable for repeated handling during installation.

Suitable for

• Crimping RJ45 terminations on shielded Ethernet cables
• Data network installations using Cat5e/Cat6-style cables
• Field repairs and on-site connector replacements
• Applications requiring additional EMI protection

Key specifications

• Type: RJ45 8P8C crimp connector (3-piece, shielded)
• Colour: Grey
• Includes: shielded plug, bend protection sleeve, threading aid
• Pack size: 10 pieces
• Brand: InLine, MPN: 74510A, EAN: 4043718175116

How to use

Strip the outer jacket of the shielded Ethernet cable to expose the foil drain and twisted pairs. Use the threading aid to guide the conductors into the correct order, then slide the bend protection sleeve onto the cable. Insert the conductor bundle into the RJ45 plug until the wires reach the end face, ensuring the shield makes contact with the plug housing. Crimp the connector with a compatible RJ45 crimp tool, then fold and secure the shield and slide the bend protection into place.

Recommendations

For consistent results, use a quality crimping tool rated for shielded RJ45 plugs and verify cable wiring (T568A or T568B) before crimping. Avoid excessive jacket removal and ensure the shield contact is properly seated to maintain EMI protection.