InLine Crimp Connector RJ45 8P8C shielded w. threader+bend protection 100 pcs.

The InLine Crimp Connector RJ45 8P8C shielded with threader and bend protection (model 74590S) is a compact RJ45 plug designed for creating reliable network terminations. It has a shielded metal housing to improve signal integrity and reduce interference, and includes a threading aid and a bend protection sleeve to protect the cable jacket and conductor arrangement during and after crimping. The connector is made of durable plastic components and is supplied in bulk packs, suitable for multiple installations.

Advantages

The shielded design enhances EMI protection and helps maintain stable signal transmission. The included threader simplifies inserting the cable core and pairs correctly into the connector, while the bend protection sleeve reduces strain on the cable at the plug exit. The product's compact 8P8C form factor is compatible with standard Ethernet cabling.

Suitable for

• Field termination of shielded Cat5e/Cat6 Ethernet cables
• Bulk installations in offices, server rooms, and data closets
• Professional network installers and informed DIY users

Key specifications

• Connector type: RJ45 8P8C shielded
• Model / MPN: 74590S
• Colour: Black
• Includes: threading aid and bend protection sleeve
• Material: plastic housing with shielded metal parts
• Pack size: sold in bulk (pack of 100)

How to use

Strip the outer jacket of the Ethernet cable to the recommended length, arrange and trim the conductor pairs according to the wiring standard in use (T568A or T568B). Use the included threader to guide the conductors into the connector in the correct order, push the cable fully until the jacket reaches the stop, fit the bend protection sleeve over the cable at the plug end, and crimp the connector with a compatible RJ45 crimping tool. Confirm continuity and correct wiring with a cable tester after termination.

Recommendations

For best performance, use with shielded twisted-pair cable and ensure the cable shield is correctly terminated to the connector shield. Verify crimps with a cable tester and avoid repeated re-crimping to prevent conductor damage.